Family Day Out
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All ages · up to 30 min · any budget
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Why it matchesTaking place in mid-September each year, as the seasons change with long nights drawing families and friends around the hearth, inspired by the Irish Rambling House tradition and its sense of togetherness – a community.
Why it matchesExplore historic 1831 courthouse and jail cells with life-size re-enactments, audio-visual displays and a cafe.
Why it matchesBallybunion Crazy Golf & Checkers Café is a mini version of the world famous Old Course at Ballybunion Golf Course.
Why it matchesHome of the Leslie family since 1690, Tarbert House is a Queen Anne Georgian building.
Why it matchesLocated in the heart of Co. Limerick, this 80-acre outdoor adventure park has been custom-designed to cater for a wide variety of groups, offering a range of activities including forest 3D archery, adult paintball.
Why it matchesOutdoor crazy golf course in Ballybunion, Co. Kerry, offering a fun family activity.
Why it matchesCoral Leisure Askeaton is County Limerick's only public swimming pool and fitness centre.
Why it matchesFacilties include patron’s car park, adult pool (20m X 10m), children’s pool, toddler’s pool, Jacuzzi, sauna/steam rooms, treatment rooms, air conditioned gymnasium, aerobics room, jogging track and coffee/juice bar.
Why it matchesJoin us at Teach Siamsa Finuge for our Irish Traditional Arts Events Series!.
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Why it matchesPerfectly placed along the edge of the Shannon estuary, Tarbert Port is a bustling embarkation point which offers hourly ferries to Killimer in County Clare.
Why it matchesIn the village of Ballylongford in County Kerry, visitors can find the beautiful remains of Lislaughtin Franciscan Friary, established by John O’Connor in 1478.
Why it matchesTarbert - John F Leslie Woodland Walk is a 5 km loop walking trail graded Easy.
Why it matchesGlin Heritage Trails - The Path is a 1.6 km linear walking trail graded Easy.
Why it matchesGlin Heritage Trails - Knockeranna Way is a 2.7 km linear walking trail graded Easy.
Why it matchesGlin Heritage Trails - Knight's Walk is a 2.9 km loop walking trail graded Moderate.
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