*Brid and Gus Lohan receive a gift. Photograph: Joe Buckley

GARDAÍ in Shannon continue to spread the festive joy by hosting their annual senior citizens Christmas party.

Held at The Goalpost Bar on the grounds of Wolfe Tones GAA Club, the Christmas gathering had a sprinkling of music and a strong sense of community spirit.

Mikey Wall provided the music for the afternoon. Students from St Conaires and St Tolas National Schools also gave musical performances, their tunes added an extra layer of joy to proceedings.

Dedicated volunteers from Intel, AIB and Ei Electronics generously gave their time to ensure the smooth running of event. Food and the venue was given with sincere warmth by The Goalpost Bar plus Tea and Tones.

A surprise visit from Santa Claus brought laughter and smiles to the venue.

Gardaí with sponsors for the senior citizens party. Photograph: Joe Buckley

Siobhán Ryan of Shannon Garda Station extended heartfelt thanks to the numerous sponsors who gave generous donations to make the event a reality. “Their support underscores the significance of community partnerships and the collective effort required to bring such festive occasions to fruition,” she said.

“As the afternoon came to a close, the sense of community, joy, and gratitude lingered in the air. The Shannon Garda Annual Senior Citizens Christmas Party once again proved to be a wonderful testament to the spirit of giving and unity that defines the holiday season in Shannon. Shannon Gardaí express their deepest appreciation to everyone who contributed to this heart-warming event, making it a memorable celebration for the senior citizens of Shannon”.

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