According to legend, Samhain, the ancient Celtic Festival that we now call Halloween, originated here in Co. Meath in the Boyne Valley.
Samhain was said to mark the harvest and a time of transition, with feasting and celebration as the long winter nights approached. To this day the Boyne Valley has remained the home of Halloween, the modern equivalent of Samhain. Whether is ‘Fun by Day’ or ‘Fright by Night’, spine-tingling fun awaits for young and old alike in the Spirits of Meath running from the 4th October to the 10th November
Check out our website Spirits Of Meath
We have a range of events for both children and adults to everyone happy over the Halloween Break
Emerald Park with Tricky Trail Fun by Day for children
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For the adventurous adult Emerald Park with After Dark may do the trick!
Navan Adventure Centre always a favourite with families
‘Pumpkin & Fun’ has been designed to create the best spooky memories
for the little ones.
Halloween at Red Mountain Farm
Located just five minutes from the Newgrange monument, the open farm boasts the most extensive indoor facilities of all open farms in Ireland
It runs events for Easter and Halloween and is open six days a week during the summer.
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