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Why it matchesFamilies can take a tour of the Monastic Site, then join in with The Big Dig archaeology sessions or get creative at LEGO workshops.
Why it matchesFamilies can go camping in a tipi in a woodland setting by the Avonmore River. You can learn outdoor skills, go hiking, or just spend time in nature. They also run themed events.
Why it matchesFamilies can explore two mazes, see farm animals, and follow nature walks and fairy trails. There are also three farm museums and a treasure hunt in summer.
Why it matchesWatch a live sheepdog demonstration in a field next to Johnnie Fox's Pub. You'll see border collies working with a farmer to herd Wicklow Cheviot sheep, showing their skill and intelligence.
Why it matchesFamilies can explore an Elizabethan castle, see impressive art, and enjoy the grounds. There's a playground for children and changing exhibitions to keep things fresh.
Why it matchesChildren can hold and feed farm animals like rabbits, sheep, and donkeys. There are indoor and outdoor play areas, mini tractors, and an activity bus for painting and other creative fun.
Why it matchesChildren can play in the Activity Barn with ping pong, fuze ball, and an indoor beach. They can also pet and feed donkeys, ponies, pigs, and goats. There is a pedal go-kart track. Families can eat in the restaurant.
Why it matchesFamilies can enjoy a stroll through this historic Victorian park, spot waterfowl on the lake, find sculptures, or let the kids play in the playground.
Why it matchesDublin's streets become a playground with street performances, interactive shows, themed activities, and creative workshops. Each weekend offers a new adventure.
Why it matchesFamilies can explore the garden centre, see the vegetable exhibition, and let children play in the dedicated play area. There are picnic spots and a cafe for refreshments.
Why it matchesFamilies can explore these Victorian flower gardens, see the ornamental lake with birds, have a picnic, and let the children play in the playground.
Why it matchesFamilies can explore a deciduous woodland with pathways, streams, and a wild meadow. You can see views of the Irish Sea and Dunran Hill, and spot old apple trees.
Why it matchesFamilies can wander along winding paths, see a wide variety of plants and trees, and enjoy the natural beauty of the gardens. There is also a cafe and food market on site.
Why it matchesFamilies can explore the historic plant collections and new planting schemes at Kilmacurragh. There are pathways to walk, wildflowers to see, and plenty of space to enjoy a picnic or visit the cafe.
Why it matchesHire a VW camper van for a family road trip around Ireland. Each van has beds, a kitchen, and dining gear, with maps and guidebooks included for touring.
Why it matchesFamilies can enjoy a peaceful walk through this community garden, exploring the rockery, pond, orchard, and wildlife areas. There are plenty of benches for a rest and a sensory garden to engage the senses.
Why it matchesTake a trip on the historic Old Liffey Ferry, once known as the Dockers Ferry. You will hear tales of tall ships, pirates, and local wildlife as you travel through Dublin's Docklands.
Why it matchesDublin by Dusk is a monthly event on the last Thursday of each month. Various city centre businesses and cultural spots stay open late with special offers, pop-up events, and family-friendly activities.
Why it matchesSee antique moving figures, vintage treasures and curious artefacts. Meet Fred the Hero Dog and see an 1800s dolls' house.
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