Which Celtic festival inspired the modern tradition of Halloween? Bealtaine Imbolc Lughnasa Samhain What is the name of the haunted hunting club in Dublin where hellish rituals are rumoured to have taken place in the 18th century? The Burren Cave Hill The Hellfire Club Kylemore Abbey In which city in Northern Ireland would you find what is often called one of the best Halloween festivals in the world? Belfast Derry~Londonderry Lisburn Newry Which of these spooky castles in Ireland's Ancient East plays host to The Bloody Chapel, the site where a man murdered his brother for the family seat? Birr Castle Duckett's Grove Kilkenny Castle Leap Castle Which famous author from Ireland wrote the legendary novel Dracula? Samuel Beckett Seamus Heaney James Joyce Bram Stoker What would you find at the centre of a barmbrack, a traditional Halloween cake filled with raisins from Ireland? A smaller cake Bats! A pumpkin A ring Did you know that jack-o'-lanterns were originally used to ward off evil spirits? Which of these was NOT originally carved into a face for Halloween? Beets Potato Pumpkin Turnip Ancient Celts dressed up in animal skins on Halloween, giving us the tradition of wearing costumes today. But do you know why? Because it was fashionable! To perform a sacred ritual. To avoid being kidnapped by evil spirits. To go trick-or-treating. Invite your friends to try: Facebook pinterest google_plusone_share Link Invite your friends to try: Facebook pinterest google_plusone_share Link Invite your friends to try: Facebook pinterest google_plusone_share Link Invite your friends to try: Facebook pinterest google_plusone_share Link Invite your friends to try: Facebook pinterest google_plusone_share Link Halloween in Derry~LondonderryThese are the 6 reasons why you should be spending this spooky holiday in Derry~Londonderry. 10 Things to do in Ireland in AutumnComing to Ireland in the autumn? You can't can't afford to miss these 10 things... Ireland's 9 Most HauntedThese are some of the spookiest stories to ever come out of Ireland. Readers beware...
Which Celtic festival inspired the modern tradition of Halloween? Bealtaine Imbolc Lughnasa Samhain What is the name of the haunted hunting club in Dublin where hellish rituals are rumoured to have taken place in the 18th century? The Burren Cave Hill The Hellfire Club Kylemore Abbey In which city in Northern Ireland would you find what is often called one of the best Halloween festivals in the world? Belfast Derry~Londonderry Lisburn Newry Which of these spooky castles in Ireland's Ancient East plays host to The Bloody Chapel, the site where a man murdered his brother for the family seat? Birr Castle Duckett's Grove Kilkenny Castle Leap Castle Which famous author from Ireland wrote the legendary novel Dracula? Samuel Beckett Seamus Heaney James Joyce Bram Stoker What would you find at the centre of a barmbrack, a traditional Halloween cake filled with raisins from Ireland? A smaller cake Bats! A pumpkin A ring Did you know that jack-o'-lanterns were originally used to ward off evil spirits? Which of these was NOT originally carved into a face for Halloween? Beets Potato Pumpkin Turnip Ancient Celts dressed up in animal skins on Halloween, giving us the tradition of wearing costumes today. But do you know why? Because it was fashionable! To perform a sacred ritual. To avoid being kidnapped by evil spirits. To go trick-or-treating. Invite your friends to try: Facebook pinterest google_plusone_share Link Invite your friends to try: Facebook pinterest google_plusone_share Link Invite your friends to try: Facebook pinterest google_plusone_share Link Invite your friends to try: Facebook pinterest google_plusone_share Link Invite your friends to try: Facebook pinterest google_plusone_share Link
Halloween in Derry~LondonderryThese are the 6 reasons why you should be spending this spooky holiday in Derry~Londonderry.
10 Things to do in Ireland in AutumnComing to Ireland in the autumn? You can't can't afford to miss these 10 things...
Ireland's 9 Most HauntedThese are some of the spookiest stories to ever come out of Ireland. Readers beware...
