Bradley's Animated Christmas Window

Friday 4th December - Wednesday 6th January
  • Christmas decorations lighting up

This is a unique Animated Christmas Window Display which attracts families from all over the Mid West throughout December.

Monaleen will once again come alive with the sights and sounds of Christmas as Tony Bradley unveils his much-loved Animated Christmas Window for the eighteenth consecutive year. What began nearly two decades ago as a simple festive display has grown into one of the most cherished family Christmas traditions for communities across Limerick.
Each year Tony transforms the front window of his home at 4 Heatherdale, Old Schoolhouse Road into a spectacular world of Christmas magic. The display features a wide array of animated carnival scenes, twinkling lights, festive characters, and new surprises added annually. 
This is now one of the greatest Free Animated Christmas displays in the Country and well worth visiting with the family.
The official opening will take place at 6pm on Friday, 4th December, with music provided by the renowned Limerick Boherbuoy Brass and Reed Band, performing a selection of favourite Christmas melodies. Visitors can enjoy mince pies and mulled wine for the opening, while children are treated to chocolates each evening.
The animated display operates each evening from 4.45pm to 9pm and by request outside these hours.
This is a Free display and a donation box is available at the display with donations going to the local and very worthwhile Charity Monaleen Cancer Support Group.

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4 Heatherdale, Old Schoolhouse Road, Monaleen, Castletroy, Co. Limerick, V94KX9W

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