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Frightfully fun! Scare in Cahir 2024 is on the way
The Scare in Cahir will take place this year on Saturday October 27, 2024, from 4.30pm to 7.30pm.
Look forward to a weekend full of fun, frights, pumpkins, reptiles, mega prizes and more is promised along with a scary walk, so a great weekend is in store for all.
There is lots of work already going on behind the scenes to make this year's event even bigger and better than last year with some new spooky additions set to join the crew.
There are also events taking place on Saturday October 26 at Cahir Farmers Market from 10am to 1pm with Face painting, Reptile Zoo Animal Road show and pumpkin carving competition and a raffle.
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Congratulations to Leanne Coonan who won 2 tickets for this year's Scare in Cahir last week.
The Scare Committee are delighted by the amount of interest and support they have received for the Scare in Cahir event and also the huge numbers of enquiries made about the tickets.
Please note that tickets went on sale last week and as usual sold out in record time. We remind all that this is a ticketed event with time slots allocated to all ticket holders.
Please arrive in time for your allocated slot.
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