Media Coop has created a little film about some of Dublin’s most committed Christmas illuminators.
Colin Norris, of Media Coop, writes:
One of the neighbours, Mr Tilly, would be busy setting his lights up every year and we wanted to know why he did it? We ended up visiting homes in Sandymount, Crumlin and Palmerstown to meet the people who, every Christmas, light up their homes for their communities and the charities they support.
Meet Mr Tilly, Josie and Seanie as they invite us into their incredible homes and tell us about why they ‘Let it Glow’ each Christmas.
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Ever notice how profoundly selfish behaviour is oftentimes wrapped in a cloak of charity…
Kinda like the adult who gives a child petrol to light the bonfire.
How is this selfish behaviour? Light pollution is the only thing I could think of unless they are running those extension leads into the neighbours sheds on the sly. It Christmas lights ya massive grinch.
Hardly just ‘christmas lights’, it’s a massive pile of useless tat.
Lowering the property prices(?)
only massive
Just leave the Electric Ireland bill to the kids in the will and that’s the estate taxes sorted.
When I was a kid this was Christmas tree and light spotting was one of my favourite parts of Christmas, love this.
Attention seeking idiots.
The Bath Pub sponsor mr Tilly’s lecky bill. The man’s an institution and does great work for the Hospice who badly need the cash he collects.
They are only copying what Americans have been doing….
For the last THIRTY YEARS……………..