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Why it matchesFamilies can visit a traditional farm with animals, walk through fields and meadows, and explore an ancient fairy fort. There's also a bouncy castle and a picnic area.
Why it matchesFamilies can go bowling, play arcade games, or try air hockey and pool. There is also a soft play area for younger children.
Why it matchesExplore Tipperary's past with interactive exhibits and artefacts, from ancient castles to horse racing. See a live forge demonstration by a farrier, bringing the craft of horseshoeing to life.
Why it matchesFamilies can kayak or canoe on the river, cycle along the banks, or walk through medieval towns and villages. There are castles and historic sites to see along the way.
Why it matchesExplore the eastern shore of Lough Derg by road or water, visiting harbours and villages. You can tour castles, take a waterbus cruise, go for forest walks, or enjoy a floating playground.
Why it matchesThis interactive museum explores the history of horses in the Golden Vale. You can learn about the local culture and heritage, and how horses are connected to the land and people.
Why it matchesVisit one of Ireland's biggest holy wells, with a Celtic cross in the middle of the pool. There is also a small 17th-century church with an altar tomb.
Why it matchesFamilies can walk in the extensive grounds and the seventeenth-century terrace garden at Glenstal Abbey. You can also take part in the community's worship or visit the Icon Chapel by arrangement.
Why it matchesFamilies can walk along the rivers and ponds, explore nature trails, or take the Cosmic Walk to learn about the universe. There are also free community events like Irish nights and workshops.
Why it matchesFamilies can walk through the woods to the ruins of Carey's Castle, have a picnic, and look for birds and animals like red squirrels and fallow deer along the Glenary river.
Why it matchesFamilies can enjoy a walk through Coille an Fhaltaigh Millennium Forest, choosing between a short 2.2km or a longer 3.3km route. There is a picnic area for a break.
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