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Why it matchesThis community festival has plenty for families, with a puppet show, magic show, amusements, and face painting for children. There are also vintage vehicles, a dog show, and live music.
Why it matchesLough Muckno Leisure Park has nature walks, orienteering, water skiing, and fishing. There are picnic spots and a peace garden.
Why it matchesThis park has walking trails, a playground for all children, sports courts, and fishing stands. There are picnic spots for families to use.
Why it matchesFamilies can feed the ducks and swans, play in the playground, and have a picnic. There is a coffee shop for home baking.
Why it matchesHollywood Forest Park has nature walks, a playground, and picnic spots. You can also swim, fish, or go boating on the lake.
Why it matchesEmy Lough has a play area for children, swimming and fishing in the lough, and a picnic area. There is also a 4km looped nature walk around the lake.
Why it matchesBring the family along for a night of music and fun. It is free to get in and you do not need to book.
Why it matchesVisit the Proleek Dolmen, a huge ancient stone tomb. Try to throw a pebble onto the capstone to make a wish. There is also a Bronze Age tomb nearby.
Why it matchesVisit Saint Brigid's Shrine, a peaceful spot with a stream, ancient stone stations, and modern Stations of the Cross. It is a place of quiet reflection and natural beauty.
Why it matchesFamilies can walk along the promenade in Blackrock and learn about the local birds and wildlife from the information boards. It is a good spot for nature lovers and bird watchers.
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