Through the ghostly gardens in the dark of night. Meet the cackling witches who will give you a fright. Behind the creeky castle door, join the horrid butler on his spine tingling tour. Come to 'trick or treat', and dress up to scare. For a magical night.....hope to see you there!
Fun places to visit this Halloween
This October Dublin City will ‘go gothic’ for the third annual Bram Stoker Festival. A Dublin City Council initiative, the festival takes the legacy of Dublin horror novelist Bram Stoker and his gothic novel Dracula as inspiration.
Kids and parents are invited to the Cliffs of Moher for a unique fun activity event Samhain this Halloween night. Join in a host of festivities at this novel evening at the Cliffs of Moher which will include witches on sticks, fancy dress, traditional Irish Halloween games, ghosts and ghouls and trick or treats
Experience Halloween as never before at Rathwood. The Halloween train will take children on a magical journey where they’ll meet some spooky characters and friendly creatures.
Create awe-inspiring pumpkins that will enchant the neighbourhood! Come along to the pumpkin patch at Powerscourt Garden Pavilion in County Wicklow and join us for a Halloween Party to remember.
In its sixth year, the Spirits of Meath Halloween Festival has lots of tingling events taking place in every corner of the County making it Ireland’s biggest (and scariest!) Halloween Festival, delighting and frighting equally!
The Virginia Pumpkin Festival is an annual event held in the town of Virginia County Cavan in the Republic of Ireland. A fun packed programme of events is planned for all the family to enjoy as the festival welcomes the thousands of visitors that are expected to the town
As one of Ireland’s top tourist destinations, Wicklow Gaol tells the story of its prisoners through an interactive tour led by experienced and passionate actor guides. Why dont you book a tour....if you dare!
If you are brave enough, get into the Spirit of Halloween with the Waterford & Suir Valley Railway's 'Spooky Express'
It's back……Lullymore Heritage & Discovery Park hosts its now infamous Halloween Happenings Festival for seven spooky days starting Saturday 25th October 2014.
