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13. Cemetery Tours
Take a tour of the Derry City Cemetery, priced at £10, available on October 28 - 31. To book, please contact Seamus on 07935779498. Photo: George Sweeney
14. Scannán // Film - An Taibhse
On October 28 at 7pm catch the first Irish Language Horror film ever made. A bone-chilling tale set against the haunting backdrop of Ireland's infamous famine era. 1852: Éamon and daughter Máire embark on a tranquil caretaker role at an isolated mansion during the unforgiving winter months. But their peaceful assignment unleashes a nightmare of supernatural proportions as a malevolent force awakens within the mansion's walls, stirring dark secrets from the past. Produced by six-time Oscar nominee Jim Sheridan and directed by award-winning John Farrelly, An Taibhse (The Ghost) Priced at £5.00. Photo: Cultúrlann Uí Chanáin
15. Scannán / Film - Bram Stoker agus Dracula
A look at the fascinating life story of Dublin born Bram Stoker, and the extent to which his Irish background had an influence on the creation of Dracula, his best known work, and one of the most recognisable characters in world literature. Stoker himself remains relatively unknown, despite the global reach of Dracula. On October 28 from 12:30pm till 1:30pm. Beidh Bram Stoker agus Dracula ag amharc ar an saol ar leith a bhí ag Bram Stoker a rugadh i mBaile Átha Cliath. Amharcfaidh an clár fosta ar an tionchar a bhí ag a chúlra Éireannach ar an saothar is mó cáil, Dracula, atá go fóill ar dhuine de na carachtair is aitheanta i litríocht an domhain. Is beag eolais atá ag daoine faoi Bram Stoker in ainneoin na spéise atá ag daoine ar fud an domhain i nDracula agus faoi údar an scéil. Photo: Hulton Archive
16. Club Óige - Samhain Dioscó
For £2 on October 29m at 18:30-21:00 join Cultúrlann Uí Chanáin youth disco, With a live DJ, prizes for best costumes. Cultúrlann Uí Chanáin will be running separate slots for Years 1-4 and 4-7 on the night. The money will go to our youth club, Club Óige Setanta, in providing Irish language youth services. Payment is at the door. Photo: Cultúrlann Uí Chanáin