Halloween spirit shines at Rush community event
Despite challenging weather, Kenure Park hosted a vibrant Halloween celebration filled with outdoor games and festive cheer. The event, driven by local volunteers and Fingal Council, celebrated community spirit and promoted healthy play for all ages.
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Fingal County Council
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Even inclement weather failed to dampen the enthusiasm at Kenure Park last Saturday, where the Let’s Play Rush team hosted their annual Halloween event. Children and adults alike gathered to enjoy an afternoon brimming with outdoor games, laughter, and lively entertainment, embracing the festive season with gusto.
This heartening occasion was a collaborative effort, organised by dedicated representatives from Rush Tidy Towns, Rush Community Council, the 38th Rush Scout Group, Fingal County Council, and local councillors. Mayor of Fingal, Cllr Tony Murphy, praised the event’s success, highlighting how it brought families together in a cherished public space and underscored the power of community partnership.
Attendees engaged in an array of activities including carnival-style games, face painting, and interactive performances, with a stirring pipe band performance adding to the vibrant atmosphere. Brendan O’Reilly, spokesperson for Let’s Play Rush, expressed gratitude for the community’s support, emphasising the event’s role in fostering healthier, inclusive, and connected neighbourhoods through play and physical activity.
This heartening occasion was a collaborative effort, organised by dedicated representatives from Rush Tidy Towns, Rush Community Council, the 38th Rush Scout Group, Fingal County Council, and local councillors. Mayor of Fingal, Cllr Tony Murphy, praised the event’s success, highlighting how it brought families together in a cherished public space and underscored the power of community partnership.
Attendees engaged in an array of activities including carnival-style games, face painting, and interactive performances, with a stirring pipe band performance adding to the vibrant atmosphere. Brendan O’Reilly, spokesperson for Let’s Play Rush, expressed gratitude for the community’s support, emphasising the event’s role in fostering healthier, inclusive, and connected neighbourhoods through play and physical activity.
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