Visit Santa Claus @ Killruddery, Bray (2018-12-22)

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22nd December 2018 @ 1:00 pm – 9:00 pm

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Killruddery House
Garden House
Kilruddery Demesne West, Bray, Co. Wicklow
Ireland

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01 2863405

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A visit to Santa Claus at Killruddery is back.

This unique event will take place in the stables that wrap around Killruddery’s Horseyard.

Your visit to Santa Claus will begin at Elf Holly’s registration desk. Santa Claus’ elves will bring you in for some fireside story time and singing with Mrs Claus. Once settled the elves will have some milk and home-made cookies* for the children while the adults offered a little mulled wine, tea or coffee.

Santa Claus and his elves have a special workshop where children will participate in making a festive craft. The children will helped by the elves and when they are finished their crafts, it’s time to visit Santa Claus’ Sleigh.

Santa Claus’ sleigh creates perfect photo moments while you wait for your family’s individual visit to Santa Claus himself. Here is your chance to tell Santa Claus all about your year and leave your Christmas list. Santa Claus wants to give each child a small but special gift to remember this moment by.

Book now here.

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When:

22nd December 2018 @ 1:00 pm – 9:00 pm

2018-12-22T13:00:00+00:00

2018-12-22T21:00:00+00:00

Where:

Killruddery House
Garden House
Kilruddery Demesne West, Bray, Co. Wicklow
Ireland

Contact:

01 2863405

Event website

Activities for Children bray

Wicklow Tourism shared HISTORY's post.

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The Vikings' Ubbe, aka Jordan Patrick Smith, shows us his must-see places while in Ireland, including some stunning parts of County #Wicklow.

Join him on a wonderful tour which takes in Powerscourt, Glendalough and a spot of surfing on Brittas Bay!

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Update: 15/12/18 - 2pm. Unfortunately due to the inclement weather conditions, Wicklow Christmas Market is postponed until tomorrow, Sunday.
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Wicklow Christmas Market continues this weekend, the 15th & 16th and again on 22nd December, within the magical Abbey Grounds. For more details click bit.ly/WicklowChistmasMarket

You will find plenty of stalls to get you in the Christmas mood, including local artisan foods, crafts & decorations and gift ideas. There is something for every age group including Gingerbread Decorating Workshops, the Alpaca Experience, Funfair and live entertainment.

Entry to the Wicklow Christmas Market. is Free. If anyone wishes to book to visit Santa there is a small charge. #Wicklow #MyWicklow ... See MoreSee Less

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Niamh Kavanagh shall we get a flight in the morning 😂😂😂

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We're delighted to share the great news that four Wicklow attractions have been shortlisted in the Independent.ie Travel 2019 Reader Travel Awards! #indotravelawards

Brittas Bay in the ‘Ireland’s Favourite Beach’ category.

Glendalough in the ‘Ireland’s Favourite Local Attraction’ category.

Hidden Valley Holiday Park, Rathdrum, in the 'Ireland’s Favourite Small Stay' category.

The Bray to Greystones Cliff Walk in the 'Ireland’s Favourite Adventure' category. ... See MoreSee Less

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Glendalough was another favourite place for a day out. The peace & serenity there is amazing. We were warned about bottomless lakes but glacial waters we never ventured into. St Kevin's Bed (How he slept on rock, we couldn't figure.

Kelly McGarvey we did all but one! Yay for my 90s memories!

Dee Handrick Schier - look at this!! Cliff walk shortlisted in Independent Travel Awards!!

Noting in the west of the county

Memories of heading across Wicklow Mts to Brittas Bay for a big day out as children! The seaside & lots lots more.. playing in the dunes, bringing our own water to make tea. The joys of it❤️

Beautiful photos

In October we did the Spinc walk in Glendalough, great and very lucky it was a beautiful day. Also did the Bray to Greystones walk even though the entrance was blocked due to rocks falling, didn't see any damage or falling rocks, a nice easy walk on a cold and windy day.

Rathdrum & Bray to Greystones Walk were later ventures. Warm memory of climbing Sugar Loaf with best friends while @ school in Dub Laoghaire!

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