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Why it matchesIndoor children's activity centre in Collooney with soft play, climbing walls, high ropes, go-karts and a family cafe.
Why it matchesJoin the family Halloween event at Sligo Abbey with fancy dress and a pumpkin hunt.
Why it matchesSligo Regional Sports Centre offers facilities to suit all the family’s recreational and leisure needs, including a 25 metre indoor heated pool and kids pool, jacuzzi, sauna and steam room also a well air conditioned.
Why it matchesBallymote and District Angling Club members are actively involved in both game and coarse fishing and competitions are held throughout the calendar year.
Why it matchesEnjoy spooky tales and ghost stories in costume at Carrowmore tombs this Halloween.
Why it matchesCarraig Climbing aims to provide an exceptional, exhilarating and educational rock climbing experience on the rock faces around Sligo.
Why it matchesThe Sathya Sai Donkey Sanctuary CLG is set on very scenic land.
Why it matchesWild Wet Adventure programmes are designed in such a way as to introduce a healthy respect and appreciation for the natural beauty and aura the area has to offer and will reward and challenge all ages and abilities.
Why it matchesTiffany Budd Goldsmith specialises in jewellery pieces, each a work of art with an individual story.
Why it matchesA local public playground featuring slides, swings, climbing frames and picnic benches for young children.
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Why it matchesRichard de Burgo, the Red Earl of Ulster, built the remains of this Anglo Norman castle in AD 1300 and it was the strongest fortress in Connacht.
Why it matchesNorth West Adventure-Outdoor Education Centre promotes responsible outdoor recreation through fun, leadership, teamwork and education.
Why it matchesLeave behind the daily chaos, reconnect with nature and embrace soothing waters.
Why it matchesAt Coleman Irish Music Centre, Gurteen, County Sligo visitors can view an audio-visual presentation on the history of Irish traditional music.
Why it matchesOn the shores of Lough Gill, County Sligo, Dooney Rock Forest is a safe and open space for children to explore while offering a quiet place for nature lovers to escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life.
Why it matchesNear the village of Castlebaldwin, County Sligo, travellers can have the delight of visiting the historic Carrowkeel cemetery, beautifully situated in the Bricklieve Mountains.
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