Tim’s Christmas lights display in Broughshane raising funds for Marie Curie Northern Ireland

The display by Tim’s Lights at Caherty Hill features 6000 individually controlled LEDs, synchronised with a variety of Christmas songs.

The organisers behind the charity display, which also runs in Tandragee, say it exists for three distinct reasons: Christ, charity, and community. "While many allow themselves to become distracted by the busyness of the festive period, we believe that the birth of Jesus Christ is too important to overlook,” Tim’s Lights says.

The venture also generates much-needed funds for the terminal illness care provision of Marie Curie, while seeking to put a smile on the faces of all of visitors throughout the Christmas season.

Since 2014, the Tim’s Lights has raised £43,684 for Marie Curie Northern Ireland.

Donations can be made online or in cash at 24 Caherty Hill; more information is available at https://www.timslights.co.uk/broughshane/

The 30 minute light show runs on set nights of the week in order to keep the display practical and cause as little inconvenience as possible to residents.

The next performances will take place at 7pm on Friday, December 19; 5pm and 7pm on Saturday, December 20, and 5pm and 7pm on Christmas Eve.