Family Adventures

The Market Cross on High Street in Newtownards was built in 1636. It was 11 feet tall with a lower door and staircase that lead to the roof. It was destroyed in 1653 by the Commonwealth army...

The Market Place Theatre and Arts Centre is Armagh's state of the art cultural and conference facility in the heart of this historic city. In an all year round programme, they present the best...

The McGilloway Gallery was opened in 1984 by Ken McGilloway. It's aims were to show the very best in contemporary Irish art, both traditional and modern, and equally important, to promote and...

This way marked walk tips the edge of the Burren and the Galway border as well as the Shannon Estuary. There are lots of historic sites along the way including round towers, Norman castles and...

The Millennium Forum is a great place for concerts and productions including drama, musicals, ballet, classical music and pop concerts. There are often festivals and exhibitions held at the...

The Model, home of The Niland Collection, is one of Ireland’s leading contemporary arts centres. Built in 1862 as a Model School, the present building has been extended twice. The first...

This statue is situated near Trinity College at the end of Grafton Street and is dedicated to the famous fishmonger who sold her ‘wares’ in Dublin city in the 1600’s. The statue was...

The Moving Crib, in the heart of Dublin City, 42 Parnell Square, has been entertaining Dublin children for almost six decades – This November sees the unveiling of the lovingly restored...

The Murrins Nature Reserve has some great scenery and trails for those who want to do some walking. There are animals to see such as Sika deer. The park is open from 10am until sunset.

Since time began flight has fascinated people. Learn about early flight from kites to lighter than air flight. How many helium balloons would it take to lift you up? Make your own hot air...