Halloween in Ireland and do they know how to celebrate! Windows full of real carved pumpkins, special cakes that have rings/baby statues/coins baked into them. The air is crisp and the sky is suitably overcast. Purest golden amber, sweet oatmeal, lightly cooked cakes, the enticing scent of butter, and a waft of the sweet part of beer. It’s a glorious fragrance that is a pure cross between foody and beauty. The name means “Welcome Halloween”, and is a folk song that children sing around this time of year.