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Why it matchesFamilies can visit over 130 donkeys and mules at this open farm in north Cork. You can stroll along the walkways and meet the resident donkeys. Entry is free.
Why it matchesFamilies can explore the historic Doneraile Court and its expansive parklands. There are walking trails, a playground, and opportunities to spot deer and Kerry cattle.
Why it matchesHire bikes and explore the Limerick Greenway, with options for collection and drop-off. You can visit the Palatine Museum and see where the Ardagh Hoard was found.
Why it matchesHire bikes, including electric bikes, kids' bikes, and trikes, to cycle the Limerick Greenway. Child seats and trailers are available. Helmets are included with every rental.
Why it matchesHire bikes, including electric bikes, kids' bikes, tag-alongs, trailers and child seats, to cycle the Limerick and Kerry Greenways. Pick up from depots in Rathkeale, Listowel, Tralee, and Abbeyfeale.
Why it matchesThis festival celebrates the Joyce brothers with music, song, dance, and history. It runs alongside a walking festival with family-friendly strolls.
Why it matchesFamilies can pick from a variety of walks, including easy strolls, as part of the Ballyhoura Walking Festival. There is also a music festival with song, dance, and history.
Why it matchesFamilies can enjoy horse racing with free entry for children, who also get free entertainment and a playground. There are food and drink options and a chance to bet on the races.
Why it matchesFamilies can see a variety of animals from around the world, walk a nature trail, and play indoors with tractors and a bouncing castle. There are picnic spots and a tea room.
Why it matchesFamilies can explore the visitor centre exhibition, take a guided tour of the ancient monuments, or enjoy the playground and walking trails at Lough Gur Lakeshore Park.
Why it matchesFamilies can explore the large estate, enjoy the grand views, and see deer and rare breed Kerry cattle grazing.
Why it matchesFamilies can explore a historical exhibition, browse craft and woollen shops, and trace their ancestors. You can also take a tour of Desmond Castle from June to September.
Why it matchesTake a 2km walk along the River Maigue and see the historic buildings in Adare village. You can get a guide book from the Tourist Information Office.
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