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The Scare Factory 2017 is back and guarantees to get Limerick spooked

Limerick people are being told beware of evil clowns, mutated creatures, and zombies at the Scare Factory 2017.

The Scare Factory 2017 is back and guarantees to get Limerick spooked

With Halloween just around the corner, the Scare Factory 2017 is back with a bang for its fourth year running to bring Limerick biggest nightmares and fears to life.

Limericks very first Adult themed Scare event is sure to leave you with goosebumps as you embark on a treacherous journey through the City Hall and King Johns Castle which ooze of Limericks history and horrifying creatures.  As the Old City Hall dates back to 1805, this building is perfect to house the first event of its kind in Limerick City. 

The Scare Factory starts on Thursday, October 19 and runs until Tuesday, October 31 with tours running daily from 7 pm to 10 pm. Each tour takes about 20 to 30 minutes and attendees must be 13 years of age and over.

Step into some of the most pulse-pounding moments of your life here at the Scare Factory 2017. Your worst fears come alive with hate and anger directed at you! Keep moving past the shadows. Beware of Evil clowns, mutated creatures, and zombies coming to get you!

Tickets to the Scare Factory price at only €15 and €13 for students who have ID with them and can be bought on the Scare Factory’s website. This event is not to be missed!

You can learn more about the Scare Factory by calling 085 284 3544, visiting their website www.thescarefactorylimerick.com or visiting their Facebook page and Twitter.

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