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OUTDOOR EXCURSIONS

  1. Copper Coast UNESCO Geopark, Waterford

    The Copper Coast Geopark is the first designated geopark in Ireland, located along the coast of County Waterford. The Geotours app provide directions, pictures and things to see, plus audio and quiz questions themed around the geology, history and wildlife of the area. coppercoastgeopark.com

  2. The National Botanic Gardens of Ireland, Dublin

    Every Sunday throughout the summer, kids can attend drop-in fun activities in the dedicated Children’s Erasmus Education Garden. Kids can sow vegetable and flower seeds, play nature games or create their own piece of eco-art. Entry is free. botanicgardens.ie

MUSEUMS, GALLERIES, AND MORE

  1. The Hugh Lane Gallery, Dublin

    There is plenty to immerse yourself in at The Hugh Lane Gallery but families in particular will enjoy the ‘Sunday Sketching’. From September to June, budding artists will be inspired as artists from the gallery panel guide attendees with sketching hints and tips. Just bring a sketchbook and your imagination. hughlane.ie

  2. The Ark, Dublin

    2024 sees the return of Cruinniú na nÓg, with an exciting programme of free events including The Beautiful Beasts Exhibition, felting workshops and audio described touch tours all designed for children with additional sensory needs or access requirements. ark.ie

FESTIVAL FUN

  1. Cairde Sligo Arts Festival, Sligo

    July 6 to 13 are the dates for your diary for the Cairde Festival and free events include Cabaret Uno, a one man street carnival, and Maeve, Warrior Queen Procession, a celebratory procession along the river culminating in a fire and aerial performance by spectacle company, VolkiDána. cairdefestival.com

  2. Spraoi Festival, Waterford

    One of Ireland’s best street parties, Spraoi International Street Arts Festival returns on August 2-4, 2024. Performers and audiences from around the world will gather in the city for a free feast of fun and creativity including circus performers, dance and acrobatic performers. SprÓg Children’s Festival will feature arts and science experiences at Garter Lane Arts Centre. spraoi.com

OTHER STUFF

  1. Summer Stars, Nationwide

    Introduce your child to their local library this summer through the Summer Stars national reading programme. Children are given a list of recommended age-appropriate books, and receive stamps on their very own reading card for each book they finish. librariesireland.ie

  2. Free Wednesday — various locations

    On the first Wednesday of each month, many OPW heritage sites offer free admission to individual visitors and families. Sites include Charles Fort, Garinish Island, Donegal Castle and The Blasket Centre among others. heritageireland.ie

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