Killarney Sleigh Rides, bought to town by Killarney Jaunting Cars and the Tangney Family, were amongst other Christmas activities, a noticeable absence last year, having over the years become a Christmas tradition with many families from Kerry and beyond.
Families and fans of the festive season will be delighted to hear that this year it is once again returning, kicking off on Saturday, November 27 and running until Sunday January 2.
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