Family Day Out
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All ages · up to 30 min · any budget
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Why it matchesExplore nature trails, river walks, bird watching and the Cosmic Walk at Cabragh Wetlands Centre.
Why it matchesFarney Castle in County Tipperary is the only round tower in Ireland occupied as a family home.
Why it matchesMarlhill Open Farm provides a safe, friendly and fun environment for families to enjoy.
Why it matchesThurles cultural venue featuring a theatre, art gallery, and a year-round programme of children's events and theatre.
Why it matchesEnjoy a delightful and personal experience at the Crossogue Equestrian Centre where only a small number of guests join the Molloys on their farm in Thurles, County Tipperary.
Why it matchesBreathe the fresh country air, relax, and unwind at Fairy Fort Farm in Borrisoleigh County Tipperary.
Why it matchesThe aim of this project is to commission a new original song by Padraig Jack, developed through direct engagement with local community groups in County Tipperary.
Why it matchesJunior Le Chéile Cashel is a youth creative participation programme designed to support young people aged 14 to 16 in Cashel and surrounding areas to engage in arts, creativity and community cultural activity in a.
Why it matchesChoose and cut your own Christmas tree directly from the farm, offering a festive family tradition in County Tipperary.
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Why it matchesWatch National Hunt horse racing at this privately owned Tipperary racecourse during winter months.
Why it matchesSt Mary’s in Thurles, County Tipperary dates back to 1292.
Why it matchesLar na Páirce is a museum and interpretative centre dedicated to telling the story of Gaelic games and is located on the Slievenamon Road, Thurles, County Tipperary.
Why it matchesEnjoy award-winning tearooms in an authentic old cottage, with a nearby duck sanctuary, historic castle, and walks.
Why it matchesIreland at a relaxed pace with Tipperary Tours, far from crowded tour buses and busy routes.
Why it matchesWatch horses in training, tour a breeding and racing farm on foot or horseback, and enjoy brunch.
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