Family Day Out
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All ages · up to 30 min · any budget
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Why it matchesMeet and learn about a wide variety of animals in a secure, family-friendly setting.
Why it matchesCoral Leisure Askeaton is County Limerick's only public swimming pool and fitness centre.
Why it matchesLocated in the heart of Co. Limerick, this 80-acre outdoor adventure park has been custom-designed to cater for a wide variety of groups, offering a range of activities including forest 3D archery, adult paintball.
Why it matchesStonehall Wildlife Park in County Limerick is a must visit for all visitors to the Shannon region.
Why it matchesBike hire and guided tours for the Limerick Greenway with family bikes, accessories and drop-off service.
Why it matchesHire children's bikes, trailers, and family bikes to explore the scenic Limerick Greenway.
Why it matchesAt Barnagh Greenway Hub, Locomotion Bike Rental is available, along with parking, toilets and a playground.
Why it matchesThe Painted Pot Pottery Studio provides lots of creative and fun activities for visitors of any age and ability.
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Why it matchesExplore the museum and learn how Foynes was once one of the great aviation hubs.
Why it matchesFoynes is a Coillte forest recreation site in Newcastle West forest, open to the public all year.
Why it matchesThe garden is set into the hillside and is divided into unique areas.
Why it matchesLocated at the foot of the mature forest slopes of Ballynacragga and Knockpatrick, the major port village of Foynes is perfectly sheltered by its surroundings, with Foynes Island providing a boundary to water channels.
Why it matchesThere are some twisty paths to explore that offer fantastic views out over the estuary and a picnic area which includes a special adapted picnic table for wheelchairs.
Why it matchesExplore historic 1831 courthouse and jail cells with life-size re-enactments, audio-visual displays and a cafe.
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