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Who's up for some Christmastime craic? Tea dance and lunch event for senior residents to take place in Kildare. FILE PHOTOGRAPH / PIXABAY
Older Voices Kildare has announced that it will host a Christmas-themed tea dance event aimed at senior citizens inside a County Kildare town hall next week.
According to the group, attendees will be encouraged to get into the Christmas spirit with lunch and dancing to live music, which will be provided by Naas Men's Shed.
Older Voices Kildare also said that while attendance is free, those who wish to attend must register in order to take part in the lunch.
Anyone seeking further information about this event and / or wish to attend it can contact Caroline on 086 137 2871 or Anne on 085 836 8234.
The 'Christmas Tea Dance' will take place inside Newbridge Town Hall on Monday, December 8, 2025.
It will begin at 1.30pm and conclude at 4pm.
This event is sponsored by the National Lottery, the HSE and County Kildare Leader Partnership.
Anyone seeking further information about Older Voices Kildare can click here.
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