Spooky Vehicle Run

Sunday 11th October @ 12.30pm
  • A Ghost driving a car

Get ready for a frightfully fun family day as Salesian Secondary College hosts a Spooky Vehicle Run.

The event promises to be a fantastic day out for the whole community, with all types of vehicles welcome to take part. From classic cars and tractors to motorcycles and creatively decorated vehicles, participants are encouraged to embrace the Halloween spirit and get their vehicles looking as spooky as possible.

Junior Spooky Run – A Special Event for the Kids

Before the main vehicle run gets underway, there will be a Junior Run especially for children.

Children are invited to bring along their mini vehicles. whether that’s a mini tractor, ride-on vehicle, pedal car or another suitable mini vehicle and join in the fun. The Junior Run will give our youngest participants the opportunity to take part in the event and enjoy their own spooky vehicle experience before the main vehicles set off.

It’s a wonderful opportunity for families to get involved together and for the children to enjoy being part of what promises to be a memorable community day. Participants are encouraged to dress up their vehicles, get creative and bring plenty of Halloween atmosphere to the day. 

The event is being held in aid of school facilities, while also supporting Liskennett Equine Assisted Activity Centre, a development by SJF for children and adults with autism.

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Address
Salesian Secondary College
Don Bosco Road, Pallaskenry, Co. Limerick V94 WP86
Telephone
Seoladh R-phost
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Booking information

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Price(s)
€20 per entry

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