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The Parents Association of St Francis' National School is set to host a ghoulishly good time with their annual Spooktacular Halloween Party this Friday, October 31.
The community event promises an evening of frightful fun for local children and their families, taking place at the historic Leghowney Hall.
The party will run from 7pm to 8:30pm and is open to pupils and children in the area for an admission fee of €5 per child. Attendees can look forward to a range of exciting activities, including music, games, and treats, ensuring a lively atmosphere to celebrate the spooky season. Light refreshments will also be served during the event.
Organisers stress that parental or guardian supervision is essential for all children attending the party, reinforcing the event’s focus on providing a safe and enjoyable environment for the young revellers. The Parents Association hopes for a great turnout to support the school and bring the community together for a fun-filled, spooky night
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