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Why it matchesFamilies can stay at the campsite, enjoy the lakeside setting, and let younger children play in the environmentally friendly playground. There is also an astro turf pitch for a kick about.
Why it matchesThis is an amusement park right on the seafront with rides for all ages, from rollercoasters to kiddie rides. You can also play adventure golf or go-karting. There are places to eat and get ice cream.
Why it matchesThe Organic Centre has demonstration gardens and polytunnels to explore, and an eco shop. They run free family-friendly events throughout the year, including Potato Day and Apple Harvest Day.
Why it matchesTake a boat trip from Mullaghmore harbour into Donegal Bay. You can go sea fishing, look for wildlife, or just enjoy being out on the water. There are short trips for beginners and families, or longer ones for experienced anglers.
Why it matchesFamilies can go Canadian canoeing with an instructor, learning strokes and exploring local waterways. Look out for kingfishers and ancient ruins along the Wild Atlantic Way.
Why it matchesGo sea angling or take a scenic boat trip to see seals and enjoy views of Knocknarea Mountain and Oyster Island. You can also get off the boat on Coney Island.
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 walk or cycle the multi-access trails through Hazelwood Forest, looking out for wooden sculptures and wildlife. There are information panels about the trees and views of Lough Gill.
Why it matchesThis festival offers a weekend of music, culture, and craic with a mix of legendary acts, local heroes, and traditional talent. Expect live performances, pub sessions, and street entertainment.
Why it matchesExplore the romantic gardens of Lower Cranny, with a lake, tree-lined walks, a wildflower meadow, bluebell woods, and a fairy ring.
Why it matchesTake a boat trip from Killybegs to see the Sliabh Liag cliffs, some of the highest in Europe. You will also pass two lighthouses and see a salmon fish farm and fishing boats in the harbour.
Why it matchesFamilies can borrow books, audiobooks, and DVDs, use computers, or attend events. There are special services for children with reading difficulties and sensory needs.
Why it matchesThis is a town square in Sligo with outdoor seating and places to eat nearby. You can take a photo with the Sligo sign.
Why it matchesFamilies can take in the views of the tree-lined valley at Glengesh Pass. There is a coffee truck nearby for a hot drink.
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