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Going to the pictures; going to the flicks; going to the movies; whatever your preferred terminology, a trip to the cinema is arguably the world's most beloved leisure activity ever since the first commercial screening of a film took place in Paris in December 28 1895. In fact, according to UNIC, Ireland is the highest cinema going nation in Europe for the past four years. And despite technological advances which have enabled us to watch films on our laptops and our phones, there is no movie watching experience that can claim to be superior in engaging the brain, stirring our emotions, and feeding our souls, like sitting in a theatre in front of the big screen.

Come along to a Spooktastic Halloween at Glendeer pet farm if you dare!

Westshore Survival, the military survival camp for adults and children, based in Athlone, will host a zombie apocalypse night, the proceeds from which will go to the Irish Wheelchair Association Sunshine Club, on Tuesday, October 29.

Luan Gallery wish to invite all young budding artists to join arts facilitator Michele Fox Bell for a Halloween themed arts and crafts workshop.

Athlone Castle will host its perennially popular annual Halloween ‘Spooky Storytelling’ event on Saturday, October 26.

Scare yourself silly this Halloween at Westport House where ghoulish delights, scary tales and creepy fun awaits for all the family.

Enjoy a full programme of 'spooktacular' events this Midterm

Ireland’s largest free Halloween event set to unleash curiosity, fear, grief, love, laughter and party onto the streets

Galway Pumpkin Patch will open for its second season over Halloween. The pumpkin patch, which proved a big hit with the public last year, the first of its kind in the west of the country, is based on a farm in Ardrahan and opens for six dates this year. Adults and children can go along for a fun Halloween themed day out, which includes fancy dress, Halloween themed games, and farm animals on site, and much more.

Athlone Castle will host its perennially popular annual Halloween ‘Spooky Storytelling’ event on Saturday, October 26.