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V for Vendetta and Barry the Scarecrow in Clondra Picture: Michael Croghan Photography
You never know what you see on your travels, and on Thursday, October 23, local photographer Michael Croghan bumped into V for Vendetta and Barry the Scarecrow in Clondra, County Longford.
Barry informed a startled Michael that he had a scare of his own that morning. He was in a deep sleep and his friend V brought him to Scoil Mhuire in Clondra where all the children helped to bring him back to life, where they had a great time.
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V for Vendetta and Barry the Scarecrow said all the children looked brilliant with their Halloween costumes, which encouraged them and gave them a new lease of life on their journey for straw and brains!
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