Show Notes
Tomorrow (Saturday) is Halloween, with children all around Clare looking forward to dressing up in their costumes, undoubtedly looking forward even further to heading out trick or treating!
But how are people celebrating this year, and are old Irish traditions still playing a part in the festivities?
Clare FM’s Ewelina Szybinska went out to find out how people across the county are marking Halloween.
To help get us in a spooky mood, Alan Morrissey has been chatting with the Clare storyteller and filmmaker, Tommy Lanigan, also known as Balor Otherworld.
Tommy shared some Halloween-flavoured stories with us.
Photo (c) Balor Otherworld
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