Family Day Out
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All ages · up to 30 min · any budget
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Why it matchesEnjoy horse riding lessons, guided trail treks, and seasonal children's camps at this Limerick equestrian centre.
Why it matchesKilfinane Outdoor Education Centre, County Limerick, is a public outdoor education centre administered by County Limerick VEC which provides outdoor education courses for school, youth and adult groups.
Why it matchesEnjoy traditional Irish storytelling, song, and folklore about Samhain by the fireside.
Why it matchesCelebrating the legacy of PW and Robert Dyer Joyce, natives of Glenosheen, Co. Limerick, this vibrant festival brings music, song, dance, and history to the weekend.
Why it matchesA multi-day community festival featuring a kids disco, teddy bears picnic, theatre in the tent, and a lantern parade.
Why it matchesLough Gur Pottery offers a variety of workshops ideal for individuals, families and groups.
Why it matchesRacing is a sport, surely, and one at which Ireland excels.
Why it matchesLough Gur is a site of international significance due to the area’s rich archaeology and environment.
Why it matchesAs part of the year’s Ballyhoura Walking Festival, we’re excited to offer a variety of walks to suit all ages and abilities – from sunrise hikes to family-friendly strolls!.
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Why it matchesVibrant arts venue offering children's drama classes, youth theatre workshops, youth music classes, and family-friendly summer camps.
Why it matchesAnimal Magic, Kilmallock, County Limerick, aims to conserve our natural heritage of wild creatures and their habitats through education, captive breeding, rescue, care and rehabilitation.
Why it matchesAs the region’s most famous food market, Limerick Milk Market has been operating for over 150 years!.
Why it matchesThe centre includes the Fitzgerald Family Tree Mural, a John F Kennedy 1963 Limerick Visit Photo Exhibition, and an exhibition from the Caroline Kennedy visit of 2013 including the plaque Caroline unveiled on her visit.
Why it matchesChris O'Callaghan and Liam Sheehy run Trailriders in Ballyhoura Forest.
Why it matchesBallyhoura is a Coillte forest park in Kilfinnane forest, open to the public all year.
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