Enniskillen Castle Museum

has lined up another

day of creepy

goings-on on Friday

31 October. It is part of the

overall Hallowe'en activities

organised by Fermanagh District

Council which will take

place on the banks of the River

Erne.

The day begins at 2pm with

the Hallowe'en Extravaganza

at Enniskillen Castle Museums

and is followed by an

evening of spectacular fireworks

at the Broadmeadow.

The afternoon at the castle

is by ticket only and there is

so much to see and do. There

will be children's entertainment

galore in the form of

puppet and magic shows,

bouncy castles, spooky storytelling

and a new sci-fi

themed creepy tunnel.

Other highlights will include

street entertainer performances,

stilt walkers, fire

blowers, birds of prey flying

displays and children's craft

workshops – so there's plenty

to keep everyone happy.

Speaking about the forthcoming

Hallowe'en event at

Enniskillen Castle, Sarah

McHugh, Manager of Museum

Services said:

"We have put a lot of work

into the Hallowe'en Extravaganza

to make it extra special

this year. We hope to see lots

of children (and adults)

dressed up in costume and enjoying

themselves and the

various entertainments we

have lined up. This event is

always very popular so I

would advise people to get

their tickets as early as possible.

"

Ticket charges apply – £2.99

each

Numbers are limited and

entry is by ticket only. Children

must be accompanied by

an adult.

Book your tickets in advance

to avoid disappoin