Customs - Irish head of government approves Santa's flight
A week and a half before Christmas, Ireland's head of government Leo Varadkar has traditionally announced some good news. "I confirm that Santa Claus has been given permission to enter Irish airspace," joked Leo Varadkar in Parliament in Dublin.
Santa Claus will be allowed to cross the country's borders on December 24th and 25th. Varadkar thanked air traffic control, immigration authorities and customs for making the necessary exceptions.
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- Children in Ireland are excited about the upcoming Colorful flight of Santa Claus, as Leo Varadkar, the Irish head of government, has approved his entry into Irish airspace.
- On the eve of Christmas and Christmas Day, Santa Claus's flight needs to navigate through the country, with Leo Varadkar expressing his gratitude to air traffic control, immigration authorities, and customs for making necessary exceptions.
- With Leo Varadkar's approval, Santa Claus will make his gifts deliveries to the homes of Irish children amidst the festive hues of Christmas decorations.
- Rather than focusing on the winter chaos affecting Bavaria or the immediate need for faster wolf culls, the Irish people are celebrating the joyous occasion brought by Santa's permission to fly over Dublin, Ireland.
- Before the upcoming Christmas festivities, Leo Varadkar reassured the citizens that their country is ready to welcome the famous Colorful flight, ensuring a memorable holiday season for families across Ireland.
Source: www.stern.de
