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The Scare in Cahir promises to be a very spooktacular.
There are lots of Halloween type events planned for Scare In Cahir:Into The Wild taking place on the weekend of Saturday October 26 and Sunday October 27.
Cahir Farmers Market from 10am to 1pm will have face painting, a reptile zoo animal roadshow, pumpkin carving competition and raffle.
Get your entries ready for the pumpkin carving competition. Entries will be accepted on Saturday October 26 at Cahir Farmers Market from 10am- 1pm.
The ‘Step Into the Wild’ roadshow will showcase a variety of exotic creatures including lizards, snakes, owls, tortoises and much more.
Tickets for ‘Scare In Cahir: Into The Wild’ on Sunday, October 27 from 4.30pm to 7.30pm are sold out but please get in touch if you have tickets and cannot come.
The event is a spooky walk in dark on the woodland trail where you will meet strange and scary characters along the way. There will be prizes awarded by the best Halloween costume. Torches are required. Please arrive on time.
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