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Rising costs lead 63% of Irish people to cut Christmas spending in 2025, up from 51% in 2024.
Rising living costs are pushing 63% of Irish people to cut back on Christmas spending, up from 51% in 2024, according to the Cpl Christmas FM Survey 2025.
Over six in ten plan to be more environmentally conscious this holiday season.
Partners are the hardest to buy gifts for, followed by parents and children.
Former President Michael D. Higgins is the most desired guest for Christmas dinner, followed by actor Colin Farrell and comedy duo The Two Johnnies.
“Fairytale of New York” remains Ireland’s top Christmas song for the third year.
Nearly two-thirds hope for a white Christmas, while 27% enjoy movie marathons as a new tradition.
Over half start decorating in early December, and 53% say Christmas begins when Christmas FM starts broadcasting.
Leftover sandwiches are the most popular comfort food, and 34% use a mix of tinsel, baubles, lights, and handmade decorations.
El aumento de los costos lleva al 63% de los irlandeses a reducir el gasto de Navidad en 2025, frente al 51% en 2024.