Fingal Festival of Fire

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Various Locations, Thursday 31st October

Get ready for a scorching Halloween night like never before! Join us on Thursday, October 31st, as Events in Fingal proudly presents the “Festival of Fire.” This thrilling event will ignite your Halloween spirit at four incredible locations across Fingal: Bremore Castle in Balbriggan, Swords Town Park, Malahide Castle, and Millennium Park in Blanchardstown.

Experience the Magic of Music:

The Festival of Fire kicks off with an electrifying musical prelude that will set the mood for an unforgettable night. From spine-tingling tunes to haunting melodies, our musical lineup will captivate your senses and keep you grooving.

Spectacular Fireworks Displays:

As the clock strikes 7:30 PM, brace yourself for an awe-inspiring spectacle! Our breathtaking fireworks displays will light up the night sky, casting vibrant colors and patterns that will leave you mesmerized. It's the perfect way to celebrate Halloween with friends and family.

Event Locations:

  • Bremore Castle, Balbriggan: Step into the enchanting world of Bremore Castle, where history meets the mystical allure of Halloween. 6.30pm Enjoy a Scary Concert. 7.30pm Fireworks. Please note No Parking is Available. Please walk or cycle.
  • Swords Town Park (Behind the Castle): Join us in the heart of Swords for a Halloween celebration like no other. The park will come alive with the spirit of the season. 6.30pm Enjoy a Scary Concert. 7.30pm Fireworks.
  • Malahide Castle: Explore the grounds of the magnificent Malahide Castle, surrounded by the magic of Halloween. 7pm Enjoy a Scary Disco. 7.30pm Fireworks.
  • Millennium Park, Blanchardstown: Get ready for an explosion of Halloween fun in Blanchardstown's Millennium Park. 7pm Enjoy a Scary Disco. 7.30pm Fireworks.

Don't miss out on this unforgettable evening of music and fireworks. Bring your family, friends, and a sense of wonder as we light up the Halloween night in Fingal. It's a celebration you won't want to skip!

Mark your calendars for Thursday, October 31st, and join us at one of our four fantastic locations. Festival of Fire promises to be the highlight of your Halloween season.

For more information and updates, stay tuned to our website and social media channels.

See you there, and may your Halloween be filled with sparks and surprises!

This Event is run by the Events Unit in Fingal County Council.


Date:
Thursday 31st October
Time:
From 6.30pm
Price:
Free

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