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Photo courtesy Manorhamilton WinterFest 2024
Plans are at an advanced stage for the staging of what is sure to be a very popular annual 2024 Manorhamilton pre Christmas WinterFest event, which next month will provide plenty of magical experiences for all attending and especially for the area's children and their parents.
Manor's WinterFest 2024 organisers say “tickets are available, promising an unforgettable experience.”
The organisers of the event in Leitrim also add “but none of this magic would be possible without the amazing dedication of our WinterFest volunteers.
“They're the hearts, hands, and smiles behind every light, every song, and every surprise waiting this festive season for you.” The WinterFest organisers also say their crew “will pour their spirit into making Christmas one to remember.
“To our volunteers and the whole community, we can't thank you enough. Here's to coming together and making this WinterFest the best one yet. Here's to a season of joy, connection, and surprises – see you there.”
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