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Why it matchesExplore 9,000 years of Irish history on heritage trails with replicas of ancient settlements and Viking houses. Wander through woodlands and spot wildlife.
Why it matchesFamilies can enjoy a live show with songs and puppets based on Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler's Tales of Acorn Wood. See Fox, Rabbit, Pig, Hen, and Postman Bear on stage.
Why it matchesFamilies can pick pumpkins, explore a Witches' Village, and walk through a Monsters' Woodland. There are also tractor rides, playgrounds, and a trick-or-treat trail, all within Secret Valley Wildlife Park.
Why it matchesFamilies can see over 200 animals from 40 species, including rescued exotic animals. There are daily activities and animal encounters, plus seasonal events like a corn maze or Christmas Grinch.
Why it matchesTake a ferry trip from Fishguard to Rosslare with Stena Line. There are play areas for children and teenagers, and a coffee shop for the adults.
Why it matchesFamilies can meet farm animals, play on the zip line, space net, and indoor adventure playground, ride pedal go-karts and tractors, and even milk a model cow. There is also a dog playground.
Why it matchesFamilies can visit a working fruit farm, pick their own fruit, and learn about farm life. There is also food and hospitality available.
Why it matchesThis free festival transforms Waterford into a giant stage with street performers, musicians, and a parade. You can see jugglers, acrobats, and dancers, and enjoy food stalls.
Why it matchesThis festival celebrates food with demos, talks, and local dishes. There will be live music and free family entertainment across the city.
Why it matchesFamilies can enjoy a Christmas parade, a big Ferris wheel, vintage fairground rides, a 3D light show, Christmas markets, ice skating, and Santa experiences.
Why it matchesThis festival in Tramore has lots for families, from treasure hunts and nature walks to live music and craft workshops. There are also food experiences and wellness activities.
Why it matchesFamilies can explore the castle's Gothic architecture, wander through the walled gardens, see sculptures, and enjoy lakeside walks. The Irish Agricultural Museum shows Ireland's farming history.
Why it matchesThis is a private minibus hire service based in Wexford. They offer tailored transport for families and groups to explore County Wexford and the wider Ancient East, including airport transfers and sightseeing tours.
Why it matchesFamilies can visit Wexford Town Library to borrow books, use the internet, or take part in children's services and special events. There are also local history and genealogy collections.
Why it matchesFamilies can browse plants and garden items, and pick up gifts for the home. There is a cafe on site for meals and treats.
Why it matchesFamilies can wander through these country gardens, enjoying the different themed areas like the rose pergola, orchard, and woodland garden with its many trees and shrubs.
Why it matchesFamilies can walk through The Raven nature reserve, looking out for different bird species like geese, waders, and terns, and also spot various rare plants and vegetation.
Why it matchesFamilies can explore the gardens of Woodville House, a Georgian home on a working farm. You can see old box hedging, fruit trees, and a peaceful water garden with shade-loving plants.
Why it matchesFamilies can enjoy free outdoor concerts on Saturdays and some Fridays during the summer. It's a chance to hear local and national music acts in a relaxed setting.
Why it matchesThis is a music festival in a city laneway, with live music from Irish artists.
Why it matchesThis is an outdoor music and arts festival happening every weekend over the summer. There will be different events each weekend.
Why it matchesFamilies can enjoy a day out at the races, with both flat and jump races to watch. There are bars and restaurants, and a cr che for children.
Why it matchesFamilies can go for a walk on the forest roads and paths, enjoying views of the Wexford countryside and spotting local wildlife like woodcock and fox. In autumn, the heather and furze turn purple and gold.
Why it matchesFamilies can explore this restored Georgian walled garden, enjoying the flowers and kitchen garden, and crossing five bridges over the river. There are woodland paths nearby.
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