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South Dublin County Council has launched a Halloween Safety and Environmental Awareness Campaign for all of the community. This year, to raise awareness and to encourage citizens to stay safe, the Council has published a colourful information leaflet providing facts and tips on how to stay safe at Halloween. The leaflet also contains details of the various […]

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All Set for Halloween Festivities Across Fingal

By Ryan Harmon 24 October 2022

As the autumn weather begins to turn, pumpkin patches are running out of supplies whilst skeletons and witches are popping up across households in Fingal. That can only mean Halloween is fast approaching, and Fingal County Council has scheduled an array of Halloween events for all to enjoy. There are over 30 community-based events happening […]

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Swan Park Buncrana to Host Spooktacular Event This Halloween

By Ryan Harmon 20 October 2022

Donegal County Council is once again joining up with Derry City and Strabane District Council to bring the world class Derry Halloween experience to Swan Park Buncrana. Swan Park in Buncrana will celebrate the ancient tradition of Samhain or Halloween with an exhilarating experience suitable for all ages over two nights on the 29th and 30th October […]

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Ghoulish Goings-On in Limerick This Halloween

By Ryan Harmon 10 October 2022

From Frighteningly Fantastic Family fun to Ghoulish Goings-on for Grown-Ups, Limerick is the place to be for a satisfyingly scary Halloween. With more than fifty events taking place all across the city and county over the Halloween period there is something for everyone. Among the events taking place: Samhain, Limerick’s Halloween Festival, returns to the […]

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No One Likes a Wasteful Witch, This Halloween Be a Creative Creature

By Ryan Harmon 18 October 2021

The word “Halloween” comes from All Hallows’ Eve and means “hallowed evening.” Hundreds of years ago, people dressed up as saints and went door-to-door, which is the origin of Halloween costumes and trick-or-treating and that tradition continues to this day with Halloween being the second most popular holiday after Christmas. This year, be a

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10 Tips For Halloween Sweets Moderation

By Ryan Harmon 14 October 2021

You meant to just eat one sweet from the family-size bag. But in the blink of an eye, half of it is gone. The truth is, most people have been there. Halloween sweets are delicious, and a holiday is a great reason to indulge in something sweet. Halloween sweets might bring up nostalgic memories of […]

South Dublin County Council Launches Halloween Safety and Environmental Awareness Campaign

All Set for Halloween Festivities Across Fingal

Swan Park Buncrana to Host Spooktacular Event This Halloween

Ghoulish Goings-On in Limerick This Halloween

No One Likes a Wasteful Witch, This Halloween Be a Creative Creature

10 Tips For Halloween Sweets Moderation

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