Family Day Out
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All ages · up to 30 min · any budget
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Why it matchesHire standard bicycles, ebikes and hand-powered trikes for family rides along the Suir Blueway.
Why it matchesThe Sean Kelly Swimming & Sports Centre welcomes all users and aims to provide a high quality service at competitive prices and in a friendly and professional environment.
Why it matchesClonmel Swimming Pool is located in Mick Delahunty Square, Clonmel.
Why it matchesWaterford Harvest Festival celebrates great food and the people who produce it.
Why it matchesExplore a tactile archaeological dig installation and interactive heritage exhibits at Waterford Treasures Museum.
Why it matchesThrough storytelling and interactive interpretation, children will learn about medieval medicine, crime and punishment, hygiene, food and other fascinating aspects of everyday life.
Why it matchesHot Shot Bowling is fun for all the family in this great venue, situated in Clonmel, County Tipperary.
Why it matchesYour journey begins at Kilmeadan Station when you check in at the ticket office, a converted Mark 11 railway carriage.
Why it matchesGreenway Equestrian provides equine therapy and therapeutic riding sessions in the beautiful County Waterford countryside, all within the confines of Cullenagh Farm and Stables in Kilmeaden.
Why it matchesFrom tales of ancient castles to the evolution of horse racing and rural life, the award winning Tipperary Museum of Hidden History brings the past to life through vivid storytelling, interactive exhibits and.
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Why it matchesCreative hub in Carrick-on-Suir showcasing local makers, art galleries, and participatory cultural workshops.
Why it matchesBuilt in the 16th century, a manor house fronts a larger complex dating from the 14th century.
Why it matchesWhat will we do without the timber now the last of the woods are laid low?” The famous opening lines from Cill Cháis, the Irish lament rooted in the landscape of Kilcash, County Tipperary, still echo with remarkable.
Why it matchesTides of Time Visitor Centre follows the story of Carrick-on-Suir, from its earliest origins through medieval times, the growth of industry, the River Suir, its people and its enduring connections.
Why it matchesCarrick on Suir Farmers Market takes place every Friday from 10am-2pm in Carrick on Suir, County Tipperary.
Why it matchesSummer in the City is an outdoor Music and Arts Festival taking place every weekend in Waterford City from June-August, 2026.
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