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Why it matchesAt Inside Castlebar Escape Room the whole concept is to open your mind and try every idea you have to escape a movie themed room in 60 minutes.
Why it matchesIndoor children's play area located within Mayo Leisure Point in Castlebar.
Why it matchesClimb on board a jet powered helicopter for a Clew Bay, Westport and Croagh Patrick Tour by Adventure 001 Helicopters Ireland departing from Ballinrobe Racecourse, County Mayo.
Why it matchesBallintubber Abbey in County Mayo, is a sacred site with a rich history dating back to 441 AD when St Patrick established a church here.
Why it matchesPlay 18 holes of footgolf in a scenic parkland setting with views of Croagh Patrick, suitable for families.
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Why it matchesThe Clogher Heritage Complex, near Claremorris in County Mayo, consists of a typical one bedroom labourer's cottage and garden.
Why it matchesClogher - Bog Loop is a 8.2 km loop walking trail graded Moderate.
Why it matchesClogher Holy Well Loop is a 5.3 km loop walking trail graded Easy.
Why it matchesThe Belcarra Eviction Cottage, in Belcarra, County Mayo, was the scene of the final eviction in this area, when the Walshe family were evicted by the landlord's agents in October 1886.
Why it matchesPartry House dates from 1667 when it was built on the remains of Cloonlagheen Castle by Arthur Lynch as a dowager house for his mother, Lady Ellis, widow of Sir Roebuck Lynch of Castle Carra.
Why it matchesArts centre hosting exhibitions, theatre, film, youth music sessions, and the annual RoolaBoola children's arts festival.
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