A visit to Ireland's only moving crib at 30 Parnell Square, Dublin.

• Production Year
  1963
• Contributor
  Marie O'Sullivan (Reporter)

Santa Claus arrives at Switzers, a department store on Grafton Street in Dublin.

• Production Year
  1982

Christmas at Brown Thomas Toy Department in 1965.

• Production Year
  1965
• Contributor
  Stuart Hetherington (Camerman)
  Brian Cleeve (Script writer)
  Peter Kennerly (Producer/Director)

Celebrities sing Christmas carols badly to the amusement of shoppers in Grafton Street.

• Production Year
  1984

John B. Keane takes us to Kerry and reminds us of 'Christmas the way it was' 40 years ago.

• Production Year
  1978
• Contributor
  John B. Keane

Henry Street, Dublin, at Christmas is packed with traders and shoppers.

• Production Year
  1985
• Contributor
  Aonghus McAnally (Reporter)

A young girl gives her thoughts on Christmas from Henry Street, Dublin.

• Production Year
  1967
• Contributor
  Frank Hall (Presenter)

Christmas with Irish troops on United Nations peacekeeping duties in the Holy Land.

• Production Year
  1966
• Contributor
  John Skehan (Reporter)

Getting the turkey for Christmas dinner was once far removed from picking up a frozen bird at the local supermarket. Look at the Christmas trade at this country market, where live turkeys are brought to town by donkey and cart and weighed on site.

• Production Year
  1964

Primary school children give their version of the birth of Jesus and sing some Christmas songs.

• Production Year
  1986
• Contributor
  Siobhan Cleary (Reporter)

Elaborate Christmas lighting on homes of people from around the country.

• Production Year
  2001

In a 'Den' Christmas special with Ray D'Arcy, Zig and Zag, Patrick the Postman delivers a letter to Zig from Santa with some bad news.

• Production Year
  1992
• Contributor
  Ray D'Arcy (Presenter)

Gay Byrne demonstrates the toys Major Morgan, UFO and a model minibus from Sony that plays vinyl records! In keeping with the traditions of 'The Late Late Toy Show,' there are children from the Billie Barry School and some dreadful jokes from Gay.

• Production Year
  1981
• Contributor
  Gay Byrne (Presenter)

A report on Christmas tree theft from forests in the Dublin mountains. Includes a 're-enactment' of a theft.

• Production Year
  1962
• Contributor
  John Ross (Reporter)

Poverty and generosity at Christmas and the thoughts of Ireland's last wandering bard.

• Production Year
  1969
• Contributor
  Cathal O'Shannon (Reporter)

A tradition of singing ancient Christmas carols is kept alive in Kilmore Church, County Wexford. The songs are sung in the Yola language which is unique to Wexford.

• Production Year
  1977
• Contributor
  Diarmuid O Muirithe (Reporter)

A look at swimmers who take to the sea on Christmas Day in Dublin 1980.

• Production Year
  1980

Brendan Bowyer the Royal Showband go shopping in Dublin's city-centre accompanied by dancing girls.

• Production Year
  1963

Emigrants leave Ireland from Knock Airport after a visit home for Christmas.

• Production Year
  1994
• Contributor
  Jim Fahy (Reporter)

The plight of some elderly people living alone in rural Ireland.

• Production Year
  1964
• Contributor
  Ted Nealon (Reporter)

Pupils of St Ronan's National School, Clondalkin, give their account of the birth of Jesus.

• Production Year
  1993

The eight of December was traditionally the day when the Irish did their Christmas shopping. A report from Dublin city centre on Christmas shopping at a time of recession and the prevailing demand for snooker tables.

• Production Year
  1982
• Contributor
  Caroline Erskine (Reporter)

Irish emigrants returning home to the regional, Knock Airport to be with their families for Christmas.

• Production Year
  1990
• Contributor
  Jim Fahy (Reporter)

Due to a strong Irish economy and a weak US dollar, many people travel to New York to do their Christmas shopping.

• Production Year
  2006
• Contributor
  Robert Shortt (Reporter)