Dockers & Demons Festival

Dockers & Demons Festival

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Ringsend/Irishtown/Docklands, Tuesday 31st October

‘Dockers and Demons’ is a Halloween festival ‘for Ringsend / Irishtown/ Docklands which was launched in 2017. The aim and mission of the Festival is to forge greater links between the Irishtown, Ringsend and Docklands communities in order to alleviate the pressure during the Halloween period on the community and policing bodies on Bonfire night by offering alternative activities in the lead up to October 31st and on the night itself. This project is strongly committed to the inclusion of groups and individuals from all generations and backgrounds including those who are sometimes bypassed in community efforts and can find themselves outside community inclusion projects and social funding structures.

Date:
Tuesday 31st October
Time:
Varies
Price:
Free
Address:
Ringsend, Ireland
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