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Marie Lenihan and Stephen Curtin, Croom and Sinead and Cathal O'Brien, Bunratty at last year's Christmas fair
GET in the festive mood this Friday at a Limerick city school's Christmas coffee morning and craft fair.
You can also purchase homemade Christmas cakes in plenty of time for December 25 at St Gabriel’s School annual charity initiative.
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It takes place in the Dooradoyle school's grounds this Friday, December 5 from 10.30am to 12.30pm.
All funds raised will go to extra curricular activities in the school. This Christmas fair is held every year at the beginning of December and is very well supported. Raffle tickets may be purchased online.
St Gabriel’s School is for students with a primary complex physical disability, plus or minus complex medical needs. They have students from four to 18 years of age.
Their focus is very much on the individual student and seeing their ability and potential in all settings and circumstances.
All are welcome to attend.
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