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Why it matchesThis community festival has plenty for families, with a puppet show, magic show, amusements, and face painting for children. There are also vintage vehicles, a dog show, and live music.
Why it matchesLough Muckno Leisure Park has nature walks, orienteering, water skiing, and fishing. There are picnic spots and a peace garden.
Why it matchesThis park has walking trails, a playground for all children, sports courts, and fishing stands. There are picnic spots for families to use.
Why it matchesEmy Lough has a play area for children, swimming and fishing in the lough, and a picnic area. There is also a 4km looped nature walk around the lake.
Why it matchesHollywood Forest Park has nature walks, a playground, and picnic spots. You can also swim, fish, or go boating on the lake.
Why it matchesFamilies can feed the ducks and swans, play in the playground, and have a picnic. There is a coffee shop for home baking.
Why it matchesBring the family along for a night of music and fun. It is free to get in and you do not need to book.
Why it matchesVisit the Proleek Dolmen, a huge ancient stone tomb. Try to throw a pebble onto the capstone to make a wish. There is also a Bronze Age tomb nearby.
Why it matchesVisit Saint Brigid's Shrine, a peaceful spot with a stream, ancient stone stations, and modern Stations of the Cross. It is a place of quiet reflection and natural beauty.
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