Family Day Out
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All ages · up to 30 min · any budget
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Why it matchesJoin the family-friendly Spooks Parade through Drogheda town centre, featuring local schools and youth groups.
Why it matchesWeekly circus arts workshops for children, teenagers, and young adults with autism and intellectual disabilities.
Why it matchesA visit to Funtasia Theme Park Drogheda in County Louth, will enchant small children, thrill teenagers, delight Mum and Dad and even keep Granny happy.
Why it matchesAura offers everybody, no matter your age or fitness level, the opportunity to improve your health and fitness as well as have fun.
Why it matchesJust two minutes from Newgrange Interpretive Centre in County Meath, Red Mountain Open Farm is made up of two adjoining working farms.
Why it matchesFeed and pet farm animals, explore the maze and sand pits, and play on toy tractors and go-karts.
Why it matchesVisit a working sheep farm to see animals, watch wool spinning demonstrations, and make a felt sheep to take home.
Why it matchesEnjoy a walk, sea air, and space to play at this long, secluded sandy beach near Termonfeckin.
Why it matchesFamilies can try out a range of outdoor adventure activities like high ropes, zip lines, climbing walls, paintball, archery, and fishing. There are options for different ages and skill levels.
Why it matchesAn easy family woodland walk with widened pram-friendly paths, picnic tables and play obstacles among the trees.
These still match the search, but the options above have the clearest family fit.
Why it matchesHire bicycles in Drogheda to explore the Boyne Valley, Newgrange, and local heritage trails on two wheels.
Why it matchesAt Emerald Park, which is situated in Ashbourne and just a 30 minute drive from Dublin, there is something for the whole family to enjoy.
Why it matchesThe Lú Festival of Light returns this October with new stories, new legends and brand new animations.
Why it matchesA week-long festival featuring guided family-friendly walks, history trails, kayaking, and outdoor exploration in the Boyne Valley.
Why it matchesFiddle Case Pier is the new dedicated yacht mooring in the heart of the historic town of Drogheda Co. Louth.
Why it matchesThe Festival of Fire at Bremore Castle, Balbriggan kicks off with an electrifying musical prelude from 6.30pm that will set the mood for an unforgettable night.
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