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Feels as though we’re backstage, behind the curtain, with just one man and

Greystones Train Station 25DEC25
t’s always strangely quiet down on Greystones’ main street on
Christmas Day, as most people are draped across the nearest soft furnishings feeling like a beached walrus after The Big Feed.
Feels as though we’re backstage, behind the curtain, with just one man and
his football doing the security guard thing.
But the lights are still twinkling as bright as ever, and that’s what we’re celebrating here.
From Redford Park to Heathervue, from The Poplars and The Old School House to Delgany Wood, Eastmount and The Fairy Trail, there are flashes of Christmas magic around just about every dark corner.
We’ll be adding more as the silly season break continues, and if you have any pics or short videos you want to share, you can send them in to [email protected].
You can also check out the switching on of our main attraction Christmas Lights over the past decade and beyond right here.

The Fairy Trail

The Old School House

Thornbury

Delgany Wood

Delgany Glen

Kindlestown Park

The Fairy Trail

Delgany Wood

Delgany Glen

Redford Park

Redford Park

Heathervue

Eastmount

Eastmount

Eastmount

Eastmount

Kindlestown Park

The Poplars, Chapel Road
t’s always strangely quiet down on Greystones’ main street on
Christmas Day, as most people are draped across the nearest soft furnishings feeling like a beached walrus after The Big Feed.
his football doing the security guard thing.