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Naas GAA club
Kids living in the Naas area had better start being good in advance of Christmas - and as soon as possible.
Because Santa is due to pay an early visit - in about four weeks.
The great man arrives from the North Pole on December 1 for the Naas GAA children's Christmas party – which takes place that day in the clubhouse from 2pm until 5pm.
Santa will arrive at 2.30pm to the club with the promise of a mysterious prize and all Naas GAA members are invited along for what promises to be a great family day at the club.
The GAA party traditionally takes place in early December but there was a hiccup last year when club chairman Damien McGrath said it had been decided not to proceed with the party because not enough volunteers had come on board to help with the event. The club has always relied on volunteers to stage the popular event.
However a number of people came forward with offers to volunteer their assistance for the event and it went ahead as usual.
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