We are going to Dublin next weekend - normally l can quite easily find things to do in Dublin (for ADULTS!) but we will have a boisterous 5 almost 6 year old with us - what do we do? We are staying at Christchurch but for the life of me l cannot think what to do - the book of Kells etc isnt gonna really float the boat of a small child!
Help give me some ideas - l know that direction of what to do will be on my shoulders as Paul hasnt been in Dublin before so l need help folks!!
Cheers
Heather
A trip on the DART to Brey is good fun. Besides being able to see plenty, go through tunnels and pass Bono's house and Enya's castle, there are amusements in Brey.
Another idea via DART is Malahide Castle, where the Cyril Fry model railway is located. It is really interesting, being a representation of Dublin with ships, cars, trams as well as trains. The castle itself is beautiful but probably wouldn't interest a child.
Go to The Queen of Tarts and indulge in the best desserts ever (and some of the best coffee, too). Always a nice place to stop after a long day!
Perhaps the zoo? But the weather might put a damper on that
Also what about a Viking tour? Good luck H
Hey Heather, if you do make it to the Phoenix Park/Zoo you should check out Farmleigh if the weathers good, once a month there's a market and entertainment there so maybe check out their website. Some other options...Fort Lucan: Interactive GAA Museum in Croke Park; Imaginosity, Dublin Children's Museumin Sandyford; National Aquatic centre in Blanchardstown followed by bowling/games in Leisureplex or cinema; Viking splash tour...I'm a pimary school teacher so a lot of these places have been tried and tested!! Enjoy!
The Viking Splash tour is supposed to be brilliant, even for adults!
I agree 'The Viking Splash' tour is the way to go for a great piece of entertainment.
Dam and blast the Viking Splash tour doesnt commence again until 27th Feb!!!!