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Creepy costumes galore were on display across the county this Hallowe’en — as you can see from these photographs!
Kilkenny Live put out the call for your scariest, goriest and craziest costumes and our readers did no disappoint!
From a headless princess to a heroic Ghostbuster, from creepy clowns to murderous dolls, the boys and girls in every town and village of Kilkenny made a fantastic effort this year to dress up for Hallowe’en.
Thanks to everyone who shared their photos with us! Click the arrows above to scroll through the photos... if you're brave enough!
BELOW: Arlo (aged 4) and Alfie (aged 6) Johnson-Barcoe dressed as skeletons for Halloween
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