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All ages · up to 60 min · any budget
Why it matchesThis festival offers a week of free open-air concerts with Irish acts and plenty of family-focused activities like funfairs, teddy bear picnics, and treasure hunts.
Why it matchesThis outdoor centre offers land and water activities like kayaking to Clough Oughter Castle, guided boat trips, and cycling on a greenway. There are also woodland school activities.
Why it matchesThis visitor centre has an indoor soft play area for children, including a separate section for toddlers. Parents can relax in the cafe or learn about local history in the heritage centre.
Why it matchesExplore Cavan's past from ancient times to the World War One trenches. There is a playground and a peace garden, and a tearoom for a cuppa.
Why it matchesExplore Norman history with an interactive tour, weapons training, and a look at crafts. Learn about archaeology and finish with the story of Kitty Kiernan and Michael Collins. Afterwards, climb the Motte for views.
Why it matchesExplore the landscapes of the Cuilcagh Lakelands Geopark, including the Marble Arch Caves. There are many sites to visit with interests in geology, archaeology, history, and wildlife.
Why it matchesFamilies can explore Killykeen Forest Park on foot or by bike, with several trails to choose from including multi-access, nature, and family cycle routes.
Why it matchesVisit the source of the River Shannon, where the water bubbles up from underground. There's a picnic area and information about the legends of Finn McCool and Síonnan.
Why it matchesFamilies can go for a walk or a longer ramble on the forest trails at Deerpark. There are three trails to choose from, including a short multi-access trail.
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