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21st November 2014
10:45pm GMT

Believe In The Magic Of Christmas
This November sees Christmas spirit come to life in the Axis theatre Ballymun, with an original screenplay “Believe in the Magic of Christmas” taking centre stage from November 27-29th.
Join in the quest of one little girl as she embarks on an adventure to travel to the North Pole to rediscover the magic of Christmas. Featuring an original script and newly composed music, all proceeds from the production will be donated to the Irish Cancer Society.
Book your family into an evening of entertainment, where you're promised laughing, crying and panto magic to celebrate the festive season! Tickets are €12 (Aduits), €10 (Children/Concession) or €40 for a family ticket. For more information on the show times and bookings, check out the site here.
Walk In My Shoes For Mental Health
The ‘Walk in My Shoes’ 2015 calendar has taken chefs out of the kitchen and into funky shoes to promote positive mental health. Twelve of Ireland’s top Michelin-starred chefs have stepped out of their comfort zone and into a charity calendar to raise vital funds to support young adults in Ireland with mental health difficulties. Featured amongst the pages include top chefs Oliver Dunne, L’Ecrivain’s Derry Clarke, Kevin Thornton, Residence’s talented Graham Neville and RTE's Kevin Dundon.
With 12 delicious recipes, inspirational quotes and stunning photography from Ireland's most influential photographer Barry Mc Call, the calendar will make a great stocking filler for any foodies! The calendar will sell online here for €12 and in Fitzpatrick’s Shoes at no. 76 Grafton Street. All funds raised will go to the ‘Walk in My Shoes’ campaign.
Team Hope Takes It Online
With Christmas now only a few weeks away, the Team Hope Christmas Shoebox Appeal has moved online so that those who didn’t get a chance to fill a box before the deadline, can now still take part at the click of a button! Simply log onto the website here, where you can donate€15 and decide whether you'd like you gift box to be for a boy or girl or both. Then Team Hope will do the rest!
The Big Knit For Age Action Ireland
Get behind the Irish Big Knit and help older people stay warm and well this winter. From now until December 12, innocent and Age Action are calling on all knitters and newcomers to pull up a chair and start working those knitting needles for a great cause. From early February, each knitted hat will appear on an innocent smoothie bottle across the country. For each bottle sold, 30c will go towards Age Action. The campaign has already raised over €100,000 for elderly people in Ireland to date.
Knitting novices and naturals should visit here for patterns, knitting inspiration and more.
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