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FAMOUS faces from Limerick GAA were among the crowds who supported the Hayes Christmas Lights switch-on.
The amazing light display in Shanagolden will run each night from 5pm to 9:30pm and raises money for Milford Care Centre, Mid-Western Cancer, Cliona's Foundation and St Gabriel’s school.
Cormac Hayes runs the show every year in memory of his father Timmy and brother Noel.
The lights were switched on by Aaron Gillane, Limerick hurler and Róisín Ambrose ladies football captain for Limerick as well as other Limerick sporting faces such as Cormac Downey and Paddy O' Sullivan from the Munster Wheelchair Hurling team and the Newcastle West senior football team.
Check out our gallery for more pictures from the switch-on.
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