Halloween

2024 - 10 - 30

Boo-tiful Laundry & Spooky Fun: Halloween Gets a Makeover!

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This Halloween, get ready for frightfully fresh laundry and ghoulish good times with Dublin's spooktacular events!

As the leaves turn crisp and the nights draw longer, the air is filled with a peculiar kind of excitement—it's Halloween season! This year, Tallow + Ash, the luxury environmentally-friendly laundry brand, is raising the bar with their first-ever limited edition Halloween scent. Imagine your laundry smelling like sweet seasonal spices, pumpkin delights, and a hint of cauldron magic! This mesmerizing fragrance will have your sheets and clothes smelling so good, even the ghosts would want to cuddle up in them. It's a perfect blend of festive fun and eco-friendliness, proving that even your household chores can join in the Halloween spirit!

Meanwhile, across the Irish Sea, Dublin City Council is bringing the spooky vibes to life with their Spooktacular Programme for Halloween 2024. From eerie storytelling sessions and pumpkin carving competitions to haunted trails and ghost walks, there’s something exciting for everyone. Families can enjoy thrilling activities that turn the city into a magical realm of ghosts and ghouls, ensuring this Halloween will leave a lasting impression on the young (and the young at heart!). So gather your little witches and wizards and prepare to embrace the seasonal chills in Dublin!

And let's not forget a more serious take on the Halloween season—an article reflects the struggle college students face when trying to celebrate the holiday amidst their studies. For some, Halloween is a chance to unleash creativity, don costumes, and indulge in sugary treats. But for others, it often feels like just another assignment added to their pile of homework. With tight budgets and busy schedules, the festive season can bring a mix of joy and anxiety for those who want to enjoy the spooky festivities but feel overwhelmed by academic pressures. It’s a seasonal dilemma that unites countless students, proving that even the most magical of times can come with strings attached.

Whether you're indulging in lush laundry scents or reveling in a ghoulish gathering in Dublin, there’s something special about Halloween that brings people together, even if it’s sometimes a balancing act. Fun fact: Did you know that Halloween originated from the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, where people would light bonfires and wear costumes to ward off ghosts? And to sweeten the pot, an estimated 35 million pounds of candy corn are sold each year in the US during this time of year! So, let’s embrace the spooky season, whether you’re curled up with fresh laundry and a good book or exploring haunted streets filled with laughter and frights!

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Tallow + Ash launches first limited edition Halloween scent (Retail Times)

Luxury, environmentally-friendly laundry brand, Tallow + Ash has added a limited edition Halloween fragrance to its laundry shampoo and conditioner ...

Dublin City Council's Spooktacular Programme for Halloween 2024! (Dublin City Council)

Dublin City Council would like to remind the public about its spine-chilling line-up of family-friendly events for this year's Halloween festivities.

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Reflection: When Halloween Becomes Homework (The Dartmouth)

One writer explores the challenges of buying into Halloween as a college student. unknown.jpg. Courtesy of Leila Brady.

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Glanville: The Halloween I dressed as myself - ESPN (ESPN.co.uk)

Former MLB player Doug Glanville thought he'd devised a real treat for a costume contest. Turns out, the trick was on him.

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Spooky Longbridge home transformed for Halloween (BBC News)

Jodie Fisher's house in Longbridge, Birmingham, has been taken over by ghosts, skeletons and a variety of other ghouls. The mother-of-six has also added ...

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