Frankenstein will be mine as soon as he awakes from his shrine,
He’ll dine with me in a boat on the sea,
Lucky me!

Now you know what’s going to happen,
I hope we don’t meet the Krakken,
That would be bad and it would make me sad,
I would go crying,
But don’t worry I’ll be fine.

I wish I was a witch,
a vampire with a glitch,
a Frankenstein as a friend who has a big long stitch.

For the witch doesn’t care
She has long black hair,
A nice white mare to ride around the town,
while she gives a little frown.

We’re hoping for a full moon, the witch will fly up into the sky soon.

HAPPY HALLOWEEN !!!

Saint Brigid is one of Ireland’s patron saints along with Saints Patrick and Columba. On her Feast Day (February 1st) we made Saint Brigid’s crosses. Adam and Jamie brought in the rushes. We enjoyed making them and there was a cross for each family to take home

Conal, Justin, Lorna and Amy making crosses

Megan with her cross.

Megan with her cross.

Grace and Marie making a cross

Joseph shows his cross

Conal shows his cross

Lorna shows her cross

Marie and Rebecca show their cross

Jamie shows his cross

Enda shows his cross

Grace and Megan making a cross

Marie and Rebecca making a cross

Thomas and Adam showing their Cross

Joseph and Rachel Making Crosses

Junior Room Show Their Crosses

Amy’s picture of St.Bridget

Evan’s picture of St.Bridget

Orlaith’s picture of St.Bridget

Listen to Lorna, Amy and Megan in the Junior room sing ‘A Song To Bridget.’

We made crosses from rushes in honour of St. Bridget, one of Ireland’s patron saints along with Saints Patrick and Columba.

Amy and Rebecca with their crosses.

Thomas with his cross.

Nicola with her cross.

Jamie with his cross.

Rebecca, Amy, Nicola and Rachel with their crosses.

Thomas, Rebecca, Nicola and Amy with their crosses.

Thomas, Conal and Orla with their crosses.

Beautiful St. Brigid's crosses! RT @gortskehy: "Lá Fhéile Bríde" foilsithe ag Rebecca. http://t.co/OEWbFN4q

— Mayo.ie (@MayoDotIE) February 1, 2012