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All ages · up to 60 min · any budget
Why it matchesThis festival offers a week of free open-air concerts with Irish acts and plenty of family-focused activities like funfairs, teddy bear picnics, and treasure hunts.
Why it matchesThis visitor centre has an indoor soft play area for children, including a separate section for toddlers. Parents can relax in the cafe or learn about local history in the heritage centre.
Why it matchesExplore the landscapes of the Cuilcagh Lakelands Geopark, including the Marble Arch Caves. There are many sites to visit with interests in geology, archaeology, history, and wildlife.
Why it matchesExplore a unique landscape shaped by ancient seas and ice ages. There are five walking trails, including one that is fully accessible, and an interpretative centre to learn about the area's history.
Why it matchesVisit the source of the River Shannon, where the water bubbles up from underground. There's a picnic area and information about the legends of Finn McCool and Síonnan.
Why it matchesThis visitor centre has audio-visual displays about the local mountains, railway, canal, lakes, and mining history. You can also access the Acres Lake Boardwalk from here for a walk or cycle.
Why it matchesThis festival celebrates traditional Irish music, song, and dance. Families can enjoy concerts, ceilidhes, harp recitals, and street entertainment. There are also workshops for learning music and a historical walk.
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