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Are you looking to plan the perfect Christmas party night? Then look no further than the award-winning four-star Clayton Hotel Galway. Whether it is a private party, shared big band party night, or just some nibbles in the bar, the Clayton Hotel Galway has the perfect offering for every taste.

The 'Ost na Mara' room in Pádraicíns incorporates a new patio with beer garden overlooking Furbo beach and Galway Bay.

For those who have been appointed 'head elf' of your office and have the task of planning your work Christmas party, the first and foremost decision you must make is the venue.

This holiday season, give your Christmas party a fresh spin at LusacaGolf – Ireland’s premier indoor golf facility based in Oranmore.

Thinking outside the box can make a Christmas party truly unforgettable. If you're looking to break from tradition, these unconventional party ideas offer fun twists on classic festivities. Here’s a guide to some unusual Christmas party ideas that will surprise and delight your guests.

Love them or loathe them, work Christmas parties are a staple event of the festive period, offering an opportunity to unwind, cut loose and showcase your dodgy dance moves. Work Christmas parties also offer an opportunity to unwind a bit too much, resulting an awkward Monday at best, or serious consequences that will last far longer than the hangover.

Set up by three brothers, Daniel, Ross, and Thomas, LUASCA Golf brings the thrill of the fairway indoors, bringing a cutting-edge, all-weather golfing experience to Galway.

Looking for something a little different for your Christmas party this December? Then why not book some tables at the award-winning Blackrock Cottage in Salthill for a lovely evening of food, fun and festive cheer with work colleagues, friends or family. The beautifully restored Cottage — which was voted Best Restaurant in Galway earlier this year — will be hosting Christmas party nights on Thursday, December 5, Thursday, December 12 and Thursday, December 19.

When Padraig Joyce told the assembled media at his unveiling in 2019 that if he didn't win an All-Ireland title, his tenure would have been a failure, many felt he was setting unusually high standards for a new appointee.

Christmas shoppers in Athlone can do some good with their purchasing power this festive season by opting to pick up some gifts from their local Jack and Jill charity boutique and support local families by doing so.