Here's what happens to your Christmas cards at the Dublin mail centre

It’s strangely spellbinding.

IF YOU POSTED some Christmas cards around Dublin this year, chances are it’ll go through An Post’s Dublin mail centre.

But what happens to it once it’s there? This journey, which is strangely mesmerising.

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First published 19 December

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Here's what happens to your Christmas cards at the Dublin mail centre

Glen Hansard joins busking students to sing a lovely rendition of The Auld Triangle>

9 adorable Santa letters from Irish kids>