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Summer can be filled with long, lazy days and mornings spent lying in, but remember to throw in a few fun-filled activity days to make it a season your kids will remember. Here are just a few of the best days out Ireland has to offer.
Tayto Park
Since opening in 2010, Tayto Park has become one of the country’s top days out. Complete with zip lining and a roller coaster to interest older children as well as a zoo, dinosaur park and playground, kids of all ages continue to adore this park. Plus they have a new Viking Water ride open this summer that is sure to interest people who have already been before…
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Dublin Zoo
Dublin Zoo keeps on getting better and better every year, with new additions like the orangutan bridge that has delighted customers since last year. Last week, Zoorassic World opened in the zoo which will be the new home for the zoo’s reptile family. Complete with dinosaur skeletons and various new reptiles it’s sure to impress visitors.
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Newgrange Farm
Just down the road from Slane lies one of Ireland’s leading working farms open to the public. Let your children hold a chick, or milk a cow while learning about how the farm works and how the animals are cared for. Open from March 17th to September 3rd, 2017.
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Airfield Estate and Farm
There’s always something to see at Airfield because as the season’s change, the estate does too. Pop down for a visit and partake in one of the daily activities on offer such as egg collecting or calf feeding, or drop in for their scheduled craft days especially for kids this summer or simply go for a guided walk through the park. Enjoy a beautifully cooked lunch or afternoon tea in the Overend’s restaurant to complete your visit.
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Lough Boora Parklands, Birr, Co Offaly
For some bracing fresh air on the bikes or just somewhere to hike around, head to Lough Boora Parklands. This park has numerous trails for all ages and abilities, as well as a cafe, a picnic area and free parking.
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Dublin Bay Cruises
If you haven’t done this idyllic cruise on the capital’s bay yet, then you’re in for a treat this summer. Whether you’re a Dublin native or up for the day, Dublin Bay Cruises are a fantastic way to see the city from a new vantage point that is sure to delight the kids this summer. Plus, you get a 10 per cent discount at selected restaurants in Howth and Dun Laoghaire with your ticket.
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Hook Peninsula, Co Wexford
If you’re on the east coast and looking for some water sports activities for your kids, then look no further than Hook peninsula! Neighbouring Waterford & Kilkenny, the Hook Peninsula is famous for its breath-taking vistas, magnificent natural landscapes, national heritage sites, beautiful gardens, pure sands and calm seas – perfect for a day out with the kids this summer!
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Marble Arch Geopark and Caves, Co Fermanagh
At the foothills of Cuilcagh Mountain an incredible subterranean world awaits. Experience the beauty and brilliance of nature with a visit to the Marble Arch Caves. One of the finest show caves in Europe, visitors are guided through winding passages with stunning waterfalls, underground rivers while viewing stunning underground formations all around.
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Lough Key Forest Park
If you’re based out towards the West Midlands then no doubt you’ve taken a gander into Lough Key forest park. But with events on all summer, you’d be mad not to head down and get a taste of what’s on offer.
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Fota Wildlife Park
This 100-acre wildlife park brings the wow factor to you kids. Located near Carrigtwohill in Co Cork, this is one of the most popular attractions in Ireland.
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Originally posted 2017-07-12 10:23:36.