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It was a huge success with lots of festive cheer, smiles and a few special guests in attendance
There is an abundance of gratitude to everyone who contributed to the wonderful success of the annual Lanesboro Christmas Fair on Sunday at St Mary's Parish Hall in Lanesboro.
Hundreds of people attended the popular event between 11.30am and 1pm and it was a huge success with lots of festive cheer, smiles and a few special guests in attendance.
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Santa and Mrs Claus made a grand magical entrance and they distributed free gifts to the children in attendance.
They brought an afternoon filled with joy, laughter, and holiday spirit for young and old alike.
There was great community involvement and festive spirit in St Mary's Parish Hall as local enterprise was showcased once again in a wonderful way.
A special thank you to everyone who set up stalls and the dedicated efforts made by all to ensure the Lanesboro Christmas Fair was a special and memorable event.
It was fantastic to see so many attendees leaving with their arms full of unique gifts, bric-a-brac ornaments and delicious home baking and treats.
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The organisers are very grateful to all who purchased Tidy Towns tickets and tickets for the Hamper sponsored by the Hall Committee.
There was yet again very generous contributions received, which was greatly appreciated and the funds make a significant role in supporting the local community.
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