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Christmas Checklist 2024

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  • 06-01-2024 1:00am
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    freshpopcorn
    Registered Users Posts: 30,186 ✭✭✭✭


    Little Christmas Day.

    Dancing with the Stars Starts.

    Young Scientist.

    Burns Night.

    February Bank Holiday.

    6 nations Start.

    Super Bowl

    Pancake Tuesday 13th February

    Ash Wednesday/St.Valentines Day 14th February

    300 days to go.

    Leap Day 29th February.

    Mother's Day 10th March.

    Dancing with the Stars ends.

    St.Patrick's Day.

    Six Nations Ends.

    Easter Sunday/Clock go forward March 31st.

    May Bank Holiday.

    Eurovision Week 7th - 11th May.

    June Bank Holiday.

    200 Days to go.

    State Exams.

    Eoro 2024.

    Father's Day June 16th.

    Longest Day of the Year.

    Wimbledon July 1st - 14th.

    Summer Olympic open July 26th

    All Ireland Hurling/Football finals.

    August Bank Holiday.

    Summer Olympics Closes August 11th.

    Brown Thomas Christmas Shop

    Schools return

    Strictly Come Dancing Starts.

    100 days to go.

    Great British Bake Off.

    Ploughing Championships 17th - 19th.

    Christmas Catalogues arrive.

    Clocks go back.

    Halloween.

    Christmas Ad.

    Christmas coffee cups/packaging.

    Christmas lights switched on.

    Ice-Skating/Christmas markets.

    The Late Late Toy Show.

    Black Friday 24th November.

    ChristmasFM back on FM

    Christmas Hams.

    First Sunday of Advent December 1st.

    Christmas party food/etc arrives in shops.

    RTE Christmas Guide.

    PDC World Dart Championship Starts

    Turkeys, fresh desserts, etc arrive in the shops.

    Shortest Day of the Year.

    Schools/businesses' close for Christmas.

    Christmas Eve.

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