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Tomorrow Friday Nov 18 at 6.00pm. Galway's Latin Quarter will glow beneath a magical Ceiling of Light as part of Christmas celebrations in the city.

Every year since 1825, McDonogh’s of Galway have been delighted to help Galway people celebrate Christmas by providing a range of decorations, trees, lighting and accessories to help brighten any home or business. This year is no different and McDonoghs have extended their tree and lighting display into their Garden Centre so prospective customers can view their favourite tree and lighting before choosing from their extensive range.

The Children’s Remembrance Day Committee at University Hospital Galway (UHG) celebrated the launch of their Christmas tree lights last week. In December a giant Christmas tree will be on display at the entrance to UHG and people can sponsor a light on the tree as a dedication to a loved one.

Choosing your Christmas lighting need not be a chore anymore, once you have visited Lighttime Ireland, Oranmore, a local business which has been selling beautiful Christmas lights for more than 20 years.

A unique way of remembering a loved one who has emigrated or passed away was launched at University Hospital Galway earlier this week.

Winter blues is often associated with this time of year. But with Christmas lights up and Christmas music playing it is easy to forget that for many people this time of year can be particularly difficult. Christmas can be a reminder of a loved one who has passed away. Or the financial pressure of Christmas is stressful. Or maybe all of the social occasions and family gatherings are raising anxiety levels.

The Moate Christmas lights are to be switched on by none other than Santa Claus himself this Sunday, December 8 at 7.30pm.

Most of us increase the chance of fire occurring in our homes by introducing items such as paper decorations, Christmas trees, temporary lighting, and large amounts of wrapping paper and boxes. These few simple precautions can dramatically reduce the risk of fire, particularly during the Christmas period.

People can remember loved ones in a unique way this Christmas by sponsoring a light on the Christmas tree at University Hospital Galway.

The Mall in Castlebar is to have Christmas lights permanently installed on its trees over the next few years on a phased basis. Town manager Seamus Granahan presented a proposal to the members of Castlebar Town Council this week to have lights installed on the trees stretching from the corner where the Garda Station is located past the Court House towards the Motor Tax office. The cost of installing these lights, which will be kept on a permanent basis, will be a once off cost of €35,000, with maintenance costs going into the future.