Family Day Out
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All ages · up to 30 min · any budget
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Why it matchesPick your own pumpkin straight from the field at a family farm near Geashill, then design and carve it on site.
Why it matchesAura Tullamore Leisure is a 10 minutes walk from Tullamore town centre.
Why it matchesExplore a unique raised bog habitat along a 1 km looped wooden boardwalk and visit the interactive interpretive centre.
Why it matchesIndoor family entertainment centre with play and activities in Tullamore.
Why it matchesPlaytown Tullamore & The ICE Rooms is located in Tullamore, County Offaly.
Why it matchesHire children's, adult and electric bikes to cycle the scenic Barrow Blueway route.
Why it matchesChildren can let their imagination unfold and explore a labyrinth of wild willow and enclosed passages while on the lookout for the 14 resident fairies, fairy doors, wishing chairs and wishing stones.
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Why it matchesNo matter the weather, Annaharvey Farm Equestrian Centre in Tullamore, County Offaly, guarantees visitors a most enjoyable horseback riding holiday.
Why it matchesWalk, cycle or spot wildlife along the scenic historic towpaths of the Grand Canal.
Why it matchesUsing all the primary sources including church registers, civil records and census returns, the Offaly Historical Society in Tullamore has compiled a large database of over 1 million entries on County Laois and Offaly.
Why it matchesThis is a bronze sculpture of greyhound Mick The Miller, who was born in Killeigh, County Offaly, in June 1926 and who went on to become the most famous greyhound in the world.
Why it matchesGarryhinch is a Coillte forest recreation site in Garryhinch forest, open to the public all year.
Why it matchesEco garden centre with 9-acre site, cafe, food markets, play and regular children's craft and gardening workshops.
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