Fancy dressers haunt Gonoud’s for Halloween
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Paul Reilly, Peter Cunniffe and Emma Reilly having fun at Gounod’s on Saturday night. jay g fordeImage 2 of 12
Tyrrellspass committee members: ÁIne Dunne, Monica Maxwell, Ina Kelly, Ger McKeown, Caroline Gonoud and Stefania Oggioni. jay g fordeImage 3 of 12
Molly Feery and Keith Wykes at the Tyrrellspass party. jay g fordeImage 4 of 12
Darren Rigney and Thomas Marshall looking dapper and relaxed. jay g fordeImage 5 of 12
Michelle Coleman (second prize), Glenda Dunne (third) Geraldine and Enda Keegan (first prize) and Anthony Brady.Image 6 of 12
Kelly Sheerin and James McHugh at the party in Tyrrellspass. jay g fordeImage 7 of 12
Aishling Hannin, David Keogh, David Jessop and Sophie Keogh brought pastel colours to the night! jay g fordeImage 8 of 12
Was Anthony Brady jilted?! jay g fordeImage 9 of 12
Liz Murphy and Erin Guinan at the Tyrrellspass Halloween party. jay g fordeImage 10 of 12
Staff at Gonoud’s in the groove for the night, Trevor Gonoud, Sharon Doonan and Tracey Carroll. jay g fordeImage 11 of 12
Lookin good! Keith Wykes, Michelle Coleman and Glenda Dunne. jay g fordeImage 12 of 12
Pat Feery, Áine Dunne, Declan Feery and Monica Maxwell. jay g fordeThe Tyrrellspass Tidy Towns committee decided to conclude and celebrate another busy year with a repeat of last year’s popular Halloween Fancy Dress Ball.
Volunteers and their families and friends gathered on Saturday, October 26, and lit up the weekend with spooky style and sensational costumes. The event, held in Gounod’s, drew a crowd eager for an evening of thrilling entertainment, featuring a raffle and costume contest with prizes.
Costume Contest: first prize, Anthony Brady, dressed as a Bride; second, Michelle Coleman as a Skeleton (with hat); third, Geraldine and Enda Keegan as an Indian couple
The night, hosted by Declan Feery, delighted attendees and celebrated community spirit and support.
Looking ahead to the festive season, Tyrrellspass Tidy Towns invite all to the annual Christmas draw on Sunday December 21, which is being overseen by Olive Glynn.