Family Day Out
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All ages · up to 30 min · any budget
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Why it matchesThe Leprechaun and Fairy Cavern is located in a folklore park on the shores of Carlingford Lough, County Louth.
Why it matchesSwing, scream, jump, climb and release your inner Tarzan at Skypark in County Louth, Ireland's largest zip line and sky trekking adventure park.
Why it matchesIdeally located midway between Dublin and Belfast, Carlingford Adventure Centre is only a short drive from Dundalk.
Why it matchesHire kids' bikes, trailers and tag-alongs to explore the Carlingford Greenway and Cooley hills.
Why it matchesThe Pirates Den is a well supervised indoor playground consisting of ball pools, rope bridges, swing ropes, slides, learning areas and much more.
Why it matchesAura Dundalk Leisure Centre offers a variety of activities for the entire family.
Why it matchesTempletown - Shelling Hill Beach in County Louth, is a rural beach on the Cooley Peninsula and is a popular stretch of coastline.
Why it matchesCreative arts centre and imaginative play space offering children's workshops, storytelling, and interactive theatre.
Why it matchesAn English language school and residential summer programme combined with adventure activities for visiting students.
Why it matchesThe centre of Blackrock Village, in County Louth, is at the seafront.
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Why it matchesEnjoy escape rooms, scavenger hunts, and bike hire in Carlingford.
Why it matchesCarlingford Lough Ferry takes you from the medieval town of Carlingford to the majestic Kingdom of Mourne, County Down, and the gateway to Northern Ireland.
Why it matchesEvening passenger cruises with Carlingford Lough Cruises are the perfect way to explore Carlingford Lough and enjoy panoramic views of the majestic mountains that surround it.
Why it matchesCounty Louth is home to an atmospheric landmark, Carlingford Castle, on the southern shores of Carlingford Lough.
Why it matchesHop onboard the fully licensed tug launching from the harbour under King John’s Castle.
Why it matchesMusic production, songwriting, and sound engineering workshops for young women aged 13-18 at Dundalk Youth Centre.
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