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Be on your best behaviour! Santa Claus to visit this Kildare estate. FILE PHOTOGRAPH / PIXABAY
Listen up, parents — Santa Claus is coming to an estate in County Kildare later this week!
The Leinster Leader has it on good authority that jolly old Saint Nick will be visiting the children of Rosconnell in Newbridge, thanks to the efforts of a local group known as the Rosconnell Sisterhood.
The visit follows a number of previous initiatives organised by the Rosconnell Sisterhood throughout 2025, some of which include estate clean-ups, Halloween celebrations and Summer games.
Santa will be coming to Rosconnell Community Centre at 2pm this Friday (December 19, 2025).
And who knows? There may even be some selection boxes at the event!
Santa's visit was organised in collaboration with Kildare County Council.
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