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An appeal has been made to people to contribute towards the cost of theChristmas Lights in Cahir
The Christmas Lights in Cahir are shining brightly and the Christmas season is truly here and the public are being asked to contribute towards the cost of providing the lights.
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We hope that everyone will be generous and give what they can as the Cahir Christmas lights Campaign continues.
Here’s how you can help - Donate what you can to the go fund me appeal on https://www.gofundme.com /f/cahir-christmas-lights-app eal-2025, Share the campaign across social media.
Encourage local businesses or groups to get behind the appeal. No amount is too small. Together, a little from many will make a huge difference. Let’s make Cahir sparkle this Christmas.
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From all involved in the community effort — thank you for helping keep this cherished tradition alive.
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