Written by Millie Braund Design by Amelia Field For decades, Halloween has been known as a fun and spooky holiday for kids to dress up and go trick-or-treating, and adults to party. Some may decorate their homes, carve pumpkins or watch scary movies, but where did these traditions originate? Celtic Traditions Halloween dates back thousands of years to the Celtic festival, Samhain. This celebration not only marked the end of the harvest season, but marked a day where people fe

Words by: Chloe O’Keeffe Design by: Aimee Lee It’s Halloween! I think as I’ve gotten older I’ve grown to like Halloween a little more. Perhaps it’s because it’s the last major holiday before it’s socially acceptable to start getting Christmassy. This year, anyone that likes to celebrate Halloween will probably be doing it a little differently. In Ireland, there’ll be no nights out, and it’ll all be covid- friendly. This doesn’t mean that you can’t still enjoy Halloween in som

Written by Maddie Bonser Photo courtesy of Eike Schroter/Netflix ***Spoiler Alert*** Spooky season is officially upon us; however, our beloved Halloween traditions are out the window for 2020. No dressing up in scary costumes, no trick or treating and no epic Halloween party to attend. So what better way to celebrate the haunted holiday than binge watching Netflix with lots, and I mean lotsof sweets and chocolate. Living in a Tier 3 coronavirus lockdown zone, I’ll personally