Family Day Out
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Why it matchesThe Kilvahan Horse Drawn Caravan Experience based at Tullibards Stud, Coolrain, County Laois provides the opportunity for guests to take a break from the real world and find themselves again in the beauty of the Irish.
Why it matchesNavigate a giant tractor-shaped maize maze on a working farm in Laois, complete with farm activity sheets, milking cow model and lawn games.
Why it matchesJoin a professional artist at Portlaoise Educate Together to create a community mural inspired by Irish nature and folklore.
Why it matchesAt Roll 'n Bowl in Portlaoise, County Laois, choose from ten pin bowling, laser quest, a soft play centre, teddy bear making and roller skating.
Why it matchesJoin Wild Food Mary at her home situated at the foot of the Slieve Bloom Mountains.
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Why it matchesLocated at Coolrain, less than 3 miles from the N7, the Laois Angling Centre combines the peace and tranquillity of the Irish countryside with exceptional game and coarse fishing.
Why it matchesClonohill Gardens are set at the foothills of the Slieve Bloom Mountains.
Why it matchesLacka is a Coillte forest recreation site in Lacka forest, open to the public all year.
Why it matchesOutdoor summer art trail featuring 20 original artworks displayed along two laneways in Roscrea.
Why it matchesNoel Keenan was a dairy farmer with a passion for horticulture.
Why it matchesDonaghmore Famine Workhouse Museum is a unique place in County Laois which aims to tell the story of the families who lived and died within the famine workhouse walls before, during and after the Great Famine.
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