Pupils from Ennis National School came to town to celebrate Hallowe’en…
It’s called the annual Hallowe’en Hobble.
4 year old Aisling O’Connell, a Senior infant from Ennis National School chants for pumpkins during the annual Ennis National School Hallowe’en Hobble
Dishing out the treats
A scary head appears from a shop doorway during the annual Ennis National School Hallowe’en Hobble
Count Dracula aka John Galvin,The Clare Champion MD, and Mary Sherlock Ennis National School.
A scary head appears from a shop doorway during the annual Ennis National School Hallowe’en Hobble
Count Dracula greeted the Ennis National School Senior Infants when they visited The Clare Champion Offices in Barrack Street during the annual Ennis National School Hallowe’en Hobble
Alison and Jennifer, Ennis National School Junior Infants ,when they visited The Clare Champion Offices in Barrack Street during the annual Ennis National School Hallowe’en Hobble ( toddle waddle) in Ennis.pic Arthur Ellis.
Count Dracula greeted the Ennis National School Senior Infants to The Clare Champion offices
Senior Infants make their way through the square during the annual Ennis National School Hallowe’en Hobble
Best buddies Liam and Christian, Ennis National School Junior Infants ,when they visited The Clare Champion Offices in Barrack Street during the annual Ennis National School Hallowe’en Hobble
A scary head appears from a shop doorway during the annual Ennis National School Hallowe’en Hobble
Count Dracula aka John Galvin,The Clare Champion MD, greeted the Ennis National School Senior Infants when they visited The Clare Champion Offices in Barrack Street during the annual Ennis National School Hallowe’en Hobble
Ennis National School teacher Ciara Stack with her sons Fiacc Corey (5) and Ferdia Corey (2) ,when they visited The Clare Champion Offices in Barrack Street during the annual Ennis National School Hallowe’en Hobble
Ben , Bartek and Olaf, Ennis National School Junior Infants, making ghastly discoveries when they visited The Clare Champion Offices
Ennis National School teacher Ciara Stack leads the way during the annual Ennis National School Hallowe’en Hobble
Count Dracula aka John Galvin,The Clare Champion MD, and his young apprentice Daniel Taylor from Ennis National School Senior Infants
Count Dracula aka John Galvin,The Clare Champion MD, greeted the Ennis National School Junior Infants when they visited The Clare Champion Offices in Barrack Street during the annual Ennis National School Hallowe’en Hobble ( toddle waddle) in Ennis.pic Arthur Ellis.
Senior Infants Seán Corry and John O’Connell make their way through the streets of Ennis during the annual Ennis National School Hallowe’en Hobble
Senior Infants make their way through the streets of Ennis during the Hallowe’en Hobble
Ennis National School teacher Mary Hickey with Senior infants Aine McManus, Sean Lacatoz and Zara Sharif during the annual Ennis National School Hallowe’en Hobble
William, David, Derek and Marcus, Ennis National School Junior Infants ,when they visited The Clare Champion Offices in Barrack Street during the annual Ennis National School Hallowe’en Hobble
James Brohan, Joseph Bartoz and Shane Corry, Ennis National School Junior Infants ,when they visited The Clare Champion Offices in Barrack Street during the annual Ennis National School Hallowe’en Hobble
Fear and laughter for Ennis National School Senior Infants when they visited The Clare Champion Offices in Barrack Street during the annual Ennis National School Hallowe’en Hobble
Teacher, Mary Hickey, leads her Senior Infants through the shadows at The Clare Champion Offices
Lurking in the Shadows: The Clare Champion’s Eileen and Moira await the visit of the Senior Infants
Dishing out the treats
Motoring editor - The Clare Champion
Former Chairman and voting member of Irish Motoring Writers' Association