Photography by Ian Davis
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Fast forward to 2022 and the popularity of these go-to garments has set new trends, where actually if you don’t own one or have never worn one, it’s frowned upon in today’s society. And you’re mocked as a Grinch! The history of said jumper originated from Scandinavian countries in the 1980s
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Dublin City Council is delighted to announce that the spectacular ‘Dublin Winter Lights’ will remain on until January 1st. 16 locations around the city have been transformed with colourful projections and lighting displays, including for the first time, The Spire.
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In my opinion however, those that sought to retain the yuletide lambs and donkeys did not go far enough. They needed to go big and, rather than merely protest against being denied the live crib, to propose a larger and livelier variety for the 21st century.
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Spectacular Christmas House in Donnybrook with all proceeds going to Children’s Health Ireland, Crumlin. This house of wonder is the brainchild of David Doyle, is breathtaking to look at, and all for a really good cause.
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We sat down with Sandymount Hotel’s John Loughran to find out how Christmas at Sandymount Hotel has changed over the years. What does the holiday season mean to you? The most important aspect of Christmas is spending time with family.
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Christmas is the season of giving, so this holiday season give yourself the greatest gift of all – a well earned break. After your christmas cards have been sent, tinsel thrown and your wallet well and truly gutted, sit back and tuck into some classic Christmas movies.
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Today marks the sixth of January, traditionally celebrated as Little Christmas, Women’s Christmas or Nollaig na mBan. You may remember your mam shouting at you to make your own dinner or being expected to pick up some extra slack on this day, and rightly so!
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If you can imagine Christmas spirit as a wonderland, well you’d be spot on because that is exactly what the Christmas Fair in Irishtown Stadium was designed to look like, with an amazing, classic embodiment of an enchanting and whimsical portrayal of Santa’s grotto and workshop.
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Of all the things that make us nostalgic for home, food – particularly at Christmas – has the power to transport us to a time and place we love or miss. The smell of roast turkey, stuffing or mince pies can switch on all the festive feelings and ‘To Be Irish At Christmas’ has collated a host of nostalgic Christmas recipes
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