Family Day Out
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All ages · up to 30 min · any budget
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Why it matchesWild Encounters Mini Zoo is a growing animal park with the core values of optimal animal welfare, education and fun.
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 open farm, home to over 130 donkeys and mules is set in the beautiful rolling countryside of north Cork just outside the village of Liscarroll.
Why it matchesThe Painted Pot Pottery Studio provides lots of creative and fun activities for visitors of any age and ability.
Why it matchesSet on 130 acres of parkland in County Limerick, the Clonshire Equestrian Centre is just 20 minutes drive from Limerick City and 2.5km from the charming village of Adare with its variety of shops, restaurants and.
Why it matchesA woodland Halloween trail on the edge of Adare where fairy folklore meets pumpkin picking.
Why it matchesEnjoy traditional Irish storytelling, song, and folklore about Samhain by the fireside.
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Why it matchesAs the region’s most famous food market, Limerick Milk Market has been operating for over 150 years!.
Why it matchesROC Tours Ireland offers fully customisable tours, allowing guests to explore multiple locations at their own pace.
Why it matchesAlthough in the style of Kilbolane Castle are of the 13th century, it was built in the 15th or 16th century probably by the Cogans from whom it was acquired by the Earls of Desmond.
Why it matchesIn County Limerick, just 2km south of the village of Broadford, sits the 15th-century ruins of the Killagholehane Cemetery and Church.
Why it matchesFree display of classic cars and motorcycles at Limerick Milk Market.
Why it matchesDromcollogher Town Park Trail is a 1 km loop walking trail graded Easy.
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