Dublinia, the medieval heritage centre at Christchurch, is all set to fill the Hallowe'en holiday with proper ghostly experiences. For three days this weekend, Saturday to Monday, there will be medieval ghost tours during which visitors, escorted by a ghostly guide, will learn about the origins of Hallowe'en, its Celtic roots and later medieval traditions. Further information from education officer Sarah Dent (01) 679 4611.
Ghostly Halloween tours in city centre
Dublinia, the medieval heritage centre at Christchurch, is all set to fill the Hallowe'en holiday with proper ghostly experiences…
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