We have all dreamed of it. Don't lie. I know you have.
If you're looking to get super into Christmas this year, this might just be the gig for you.
Because Santa is looking for helpers. And it's in the zoo!
You'll have to be unbelievably cheery, but sure look, if you're working with the big man himself, you're obviously going to have a massive smile on your face.
Dublin Zoo wrote on their website:
"Santa is coming to Dublin Zoo this year and he is looking for cheerful and enthusiastic elves to help him to create an unforgettable Christmas experience for the families who visit him in his magical Grotto.
"All elves will be passionate about Christmas and should have the ability to connect with children. They will be willing to work hard and have fun at the same time while working as part of an exciting team.
Availability to work every weekend commencing Saturday 23rd November and the 23rd & 24th of December 2019 is essential."
If you think you have what it takes to be a top elf (we think you do), then you'll have to email [email protected] with 'Santa’s Elves' in the subject line.
Alternatively, you can fill out the form on their website by 5pm on Wednesday, October 23 2019.
Best of luck. You're going to make the best elf ;)
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