MORE AND MORE of us are decorating our houses for Halloween.

Ecommerce firm Webloyalty estimated that Irish people spent some €41 million last year on all aspects of the spooky celebration – from decorations and costumes to sweets and treats.

But is it something you go in for in a big way in your household, or is it – as a colleague in the office suggested here – ‘too American’? (That is to say, not in keeping with the original Irish traditions of the harvest festival).

Click a poll answer here – or, as always, let us know in the comments section below…

Poll Results:

I'll put out a few bits and pieces. (2807)

Not decorating this year. (1978)

No interest/opinion. (1193)

I'm going all-out. (694)

Not decorating this year.
I'll put out a few bits and pieces.
I'm going all-out.
No interest/opinion.

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The Burning Question*: Are we decorating for Halloween or is it 'too American'?

Poll Results:

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