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AS THE Halloween season approaches, Limerick City and County Council is getting ready for ghoulish goings-on by conjuring up the definitive guide for making the most of the spooky season in Limerick.
Groups and businesses hosting a Halloween-themed event in Limerick are invited to be part of the promotional campaign.
Whether it’s haunted trails, ghostly tours, costume parties, or eerie entertainment, Halloween in Limerick 2024 offers you the chance to tell people all about it.
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The campaign will leverage Limerick Council's widely-followed digital and social media channels, to highlight the diverse array of events and activities across the county during the school mid-term break.
Running from Friday, October 25 to Sunday, November 3, the promotion encompasses two weekends, packed with ghoulish delights and spine-tingling fun.
Events must be valid between October 25 and November 3.
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