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Ennis NS hosting Christmas Fair this week

Ennis National School will be holding a Christmas Craft Fair this Wednesday.

From 6pm to 8pm, there will be a range of crafts and stocking fillers available for sale at the school. Admission is free with crafts, seasonal decor, jewellery, baked goods, knitwear, festive treats some of the items available to purchase.

All stalls will be manned by students and their parents. The emphasis of the event is “bringing all the families together,” according to staff.

If you have an event coming up in Co Clare, contact The Clare Echo and we’ll do our bit to spread the word. Email us – news@clareecho.ie

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