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Get ready to experience the enchanting Christmas magic at Waterford Treasures Museums this holiday season. From Santa’s Grotto in the 13th-century undercrofts to a Children's Christmas Trail, Toys Through the Ages at the Bishop’s Palace, a gramophone concert, and more, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

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.

Every year Baron help businesses and homes with that extra space they need. It’s not just the essential help that they provide such as the need for excess stock or household furniture to be stored, it is the fun stuff like providing a place for those surprise Christmas gifts!

Step inside Santa's Workshop at the GAA Museum in Croke Park for an unforgettable Christmas adventure! Fans of the festive season and GAA are invited to pull on your club or county jerseys and head to the GAA Museum at Croke Park, where Santa Claus himself is ready to lead his team of elves in another unforgettable Santa Experience.

Athlone Castle & Visitor Centre was transformed into a magical festive experience with all the charm and atmosphere you would expect as Santa and Mrs Claus visited the historic location prior to Christmas.

Athlone Castle & Visitor Centre will transform into a magical festive experience this year to celebrate Christmas with all the charm and atmosphere you would expect at such a historic location.

St Nicholas of Myra is the patron saint of archers, sailors, merchants, repentant thieves, brewers, pawnbrokers, unmarried people, students, and children. He is also the patron saint of Galway, and our oldest church, St Nicholas' Collegiate, is named after him. He was a legendary giver of gifts, particularly to the poor. He would hand coins in through windows or open doors, and if they were closed, sometimes he would put them down the chimney. This was the origin of the tradition of Santa coming down the chimney bearing gifts. The tradition was good for business for chimney sweeps, it would be difficult to explain soot marks on the floor on Christmas morning.

Sleigh bells will be ringing loudly over Athlone Castle this Saturday, December 17, as Santa and his trusted elves will be on site for a very special day to meet the boys and girls from Athlone and surrounding Midlands areas.

Rahoon Newcastle GAA club’s Christmas Fundraiser in aid of COPE Galway will be on Sunday December 18 from 4-6pm at its clubhouse in Tonabrocky.

Carol Glynn from Ballinasloe was the recent winner of the Athlone Advertiser Murtagh’s Organic Farm competition, the prize for which was a family pass for two adults and two children to visit the Christmas Wonderland at the County Westmeath location.