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Creeslough Community Association is organising a Christmas Dinner for the second year
The Creeslough Community Association is hosting its second annual Christmas Day Dinner.
The dinner will be served at 12:30pm in the Creeslough Day Centre and everyone is welcome to attend.
Creeslough Community Association shared: “We’re delighted to host our Second Annual Christmas Day Dinner, and we’d love to extend a warm invitation to anyone who may be on their own, those who would enjoy some company, or can’t be with family this year.
“Come join us for a lovely Christmas meal, great company, and a festive afternoon together. This year we’ll also have music and a bit of bingo to keep the spirits bright!
From Creeslough Community Association Facebook
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“There will be a small cost per person, and places are open to all. For more details or to book your spot, please get in touch with us. No one should feel alone at Christmas - you’ll be made very welcome.”
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