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14 years ago
A really good day out. Fantastic facilities and you can get a free shuttle bus from Mallow town.
Killarney Road
Mallow, Co. Cork
Republic of Ireland
(022) 50207
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I spent some time at this park after walking miles through Cork. My feet were throbbing and I was…read morein desperate need of a break. I found a bench by the river and sat for a while. The wind was lovely and it wasn't raining and the bench was in the shade so I got to sit for a good long while. I popped in my earbuds and listened to an audiobook and it was peaceful bliss. There are public bathrooms but they are paid so I avoided them. There are lots of benches and trash cans around so the park is fairly clean. Once you move away from the playground there aren't too many children and it's not too noisy, so it's the perfect place to relax for a bit.
A lovely little park (a mile or so outside the centre of Cork) which flanks the River Lee, well…read morelooked after and very green and full of flowers (in season of course)! Daly's Bridge is worth walking over and you'll realise why its other name is the Shaky Bridge - it moves slightly when you walk or run.
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Mostly for biking,the walking trails are nothing special .€5 go get into the car park COINS…read moreONLY.but you can walk in to get change if needed.wouldn't recommend for small kids or buggies.
Awesome! Lady Bantry's Lookout is a hiking trail in the nature reserve and was incredible. Although…read moreit doesn't look like much at first, I highly, highly suggest making the stop. The hike up to the lookout is fairly strenuous and steep and probably not suitable for the elderly and families with small children. If you have the opportunity, definitely make the time to have a look!
The map in the main car park detailing the different walks you can go on
Awful birthday experience for my 14yr old after driving 2 hrs to get here. First car was clearly…read moreslow. Second car took several attempts to start by attendant and kept cutting out. When my son asked to change car he was told to stay in and continue on. He got to do 9 laps compared to more than double by others on the track. He is well used to go karting before. Ungenerous staff... Would not offer voucher to make his birthday better, claimed it was boys fault! AVOID... GO TO GALWAY PALLAS INSTEAD
As far as go karting centres go, this place is great. They put a lot of effort into the design and…read moreit shows. The staff are brilliant and every time I go here with a group we have an amazing time. I also loved the viewing gallery which allows people not participating a great seat to relax and watch the action. They also have video games in the viewing gallery which is great. A bit out of the way, but worth the trip.
I have ALWAYS wanted to go horseback riding, so we decided on our trip to Ireland, on my birthday,…read morethat it was time! We had an absolute blast. The guides were great, and even though the entire group was filled with beginners I feel as though we got a lot out of our lesson! The guides did an excellent job with pairing the horses to our personalities and abilities. We were very pleased!
Online showed they were booked for the following day, but we called them and they fit in our group…read moreof 7. We were all beginners and the trail guides did an excellent job with instruction. Everyone was really friendly. The views were amazing. A must do!
View inside the park.
Fun indoor water park in Kerry. If you are accustomed to large (outdoor or indoor), intricate…read morewater parks, Aqua Dome may leave you a bit disappointed. However, given that it is the only water park we could find in Ireland (outside of Dublin), it was great for a several hour activity...and our kids loved it. It is clean, staff is outstandingly friendly and helpful, and the facilities are well maintained. They have one large wading pool (with a small "river cruise" around the outer edge, as well as wave machine and small slides for kids), as well as two large (fun and fast) slides that circle around the building. It is worth a visit if you have kids and is a perfect adventure for a couple hours. Do not expect vast and various slides! It is simple, but fun. A good 3/4 star attraction.
I used to have so much fun here as a child! I could not wait to go to the aqua dome. Love the rapid…read moreriver and waves. It is small, but what else do you expect in Kerry?!
possibly one of the most beautiful dance venues in the world. Dance Limerick for dance, Dance…read moreLimerick for dancers, Dance Limerick for dance lovers. Funded by the Arts Council and Limerick City Council, Dance Limerick is a support and development organisation. Through a combination of performance platforms, residency opportunities, master classes, talks and lectures, Dance Limerick advocates for artistic dialogue and exchange. In collaboration with dance artists across a range of practices, Dance Limerick promotes the creation of new and innovative work and devises programmes of access, engagement and participation for the wider public. You can find Dance Limerick in John's Square, Limerick city. Dance Limerick houses offices and a fully equipped studio space along with a separate performance venue known as the Daghdha Space. The space invites dancers, choreographers and audiences to stretch their imaginations to new heights. A bright and unconventional performance space, the Daghdha Space offers a flexible approach to seating, movement of performers and placing of sets.
Dancers rehearsing inside the performing space
What a great day out! We came here while on vacation in Killarney during a rainy day. My group and…read moreI got a recommendation from the hotel staff about this place. Having done a few escape rooms at home in Chicago I was excited to try this one. We escaped 'The Black Valley' room and it was such a fun challenge. The room was very well put together with such an entertaining Irish twist to what we are use too. The puzzles were challenging and really get the mind going but we were well guided through by our host Frank. Both Phillip and Frank (the owners) were very friendly to talk too after we finished and told us how they thought up this original idea. They also had great suggestions for where we could unwind for a few drinks after the mental challenge which was much appreciated! Cheers guys!
From the owner: Escape Killarney is Kerry's #1 Escape Room Venue, located in the heart of Killarney Town Centre…read more Wits, guile and ingenuity are required to solve puzzles, riddles, ciphers among other challenges to escape from our themed scenarios within 60 minutes. An alternative but fun indoor-activity for Families | Friends | Couples | Corporate Team Building | Stag / Hen Parties | Birthdays. 60 Minutes, Can You Escape?
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Great way to spend a Sunday!…read more They have everything you could need out here, be it fast karts on a very well sized outdoor track, to arenas for a serious game of paintball. They also have archery and laser tag but I have never taken part in these. But the Karting and Paintball are very well set up. Feels a little pricey at the start of the day, but you quickly see it is worth every penny.
My brother and I brought my 12 yr old nephew to Kartworld about 2 months ago, we had an absolutely…read morefabulous time. We were given clear instructions and let off on the course, Karting was excellent, we all had great fun. The staff were friendly and knowledable, we ate food afterwards which was lovely. It was a great way to spent an afternoon, I would highly reccommend it.
I have only been in the Regional Park a few times now and absolutely love wandering around. I have…read morewent for strolls with my husband or gone to exercise by myself and I really enjoy it. They have done up the park over the past few years and it looks great. There is a river, some streams and canals and much more to see in this park. I even found a fairy path this morning and I absolutely loved it, it is a great idea for kids and adults a like! There are places to play soccer/football and a playground for children as well. I really enjoy this park and recommend to go there if you are in the Ballincollig area
This is a fantastic out door space. There plenty of walks on even ground, greenery to view and a…read moreplayground for kids to play in. There are some outdoor exercise structures for adults to use too. I only wish I had more time to spend here. This is all paid for by the town's support so it is a wonderful place to enjoy for free! There is a nice coffee truck in the parking lot. I anticipate it gets full so try to visit in the morning!
THE GLEN RECREATIONAL PARK…read more The Glen Recreational Park is a good spot to take the dog for a walk. A little river runs through it and, split by a low level bridge (which has a Gaudi like sculpture alongside), there are two "lagoons" where the ducks and waterhens thrive. And in the middle of all this there is a soccer pitch, which is busy most Sunday mornings. The park also forms part of one of the now common Sli Na Slainte (Healthy Walk). But the 5k walk, which starts up by Mayfield Community School, is mostly outside of the Glen. Indeed, as the park is largely under-utilised, there is a standing caution against walking on one's own there, especially towards dusk and that despite the fact that City Council has a depot there. Still, on a good day, it is a very pleasant walk and I must say I enjoy my trips to the western end, which you must reach if you are to cover the full 5 kilometres of the Sli Na Slainte.
Cute little playground within walking distance of the main street in Charleville. There are lots of…read moreactivities - see saw, roundabout, slides, swings, climbing frames, along with a really great, fenced mini basketball court. The park has a very small parking lot (6-8 spots?) but there is a public parking across the road. The park, aside from the playground, is lovely, expansive grass area, great for letting the kids run around or play football. Additionally, tucked in a corner opposite the playground, is an adult training area with an elliptical, benchpress and other workout activities, with a paved walkway all around the park perimeter. Well worth stopping to let the kids run free if you're driving through Charleville to Cork/Dublin or even if you're from around here and your kids need to run their sillies off. I took 1 star away because of the lack of parking, along with there being no toilet facilities. As someone traveling through the town, this is a must and sadly not a common occurrence in Irish playgrounds.
An unassuming park just off the market where we enjoyed a tasty lunch of items procured steps away…read more Delicious cheeses, olives and produce a gem of a stop. So happy we stumbled upon these grounds.
BISHOP LUCEY PARK The small rectangle known as Bishop Lucey…read morePark is hardly worthy of the "park" designation. But its city centre situation has its advantages. It borders the newly broadened footpath of the Grand Parade (and its convenient coffee dock) and is just across the way from the English Market. So, on a good day, you can grab a snack and a drink and go to one of the many seats in the tree shaded park for a mid-day "picnic". I did just that during one of the recent festivals: I picked up my sausage on a stick (by O'Flynn's) and enjoyed the break before heading back to the festival action. It may be small but the City Council say it is "widely used" "The old City Wall was located during construction and is featured prominently near the impressive arched entrance. A short walk past colourful flowerbeds and shrubberies leads to an elegant fountain near the South Main Street exit." The fountain is by John Behan and there is also a piece (the Onion Seller) by well loved local sculptor Seamus Murphy.
Acres of beautifully landscaped walks around the estate. I didn't have any expectations when…read morevisiting the first time last week and was really surprised at how well kept it is. The old Oak/Beech trees are enormous, they must be hundreds of years old.
Doneraile Wildlife Park is beautiful park, full of rolling hills and secluded trails. There's a few…read moredeer herds on site, and the excellent playground to keeps the smallies busy as well. There's plenty of great spots for a picnic. There's also a tea room, just make sure to check the Heritage Ireland site for opening hours as these change seasonally.
I've lost track of the amount of times I've gone here! Great Fun! Compared to other karting tracks…read moreit is cheaper also! They also host an Endurance competition once a month so if you want a bit more competition it's the place to be! Love it!
Came by today for an excursion. The wildlife preserve was amazing. Having been to zoos in the US,…read morethis park was amazing as it provided closer access to the wildlife without plexiglass and large barriers. There was over 108 species on site. The grounds were very clean and well maintained. I had an amazing time seeing all the animals up close and highly recommended Fota to travelers visiting Cork.
We love visiting zoos and this one is very well maintained and reasonably priced. An easy train…read moreride from Cork City which stops right at the Zoo entrance. The park is well maintained and an easy loop trail gets you up and close with the animals. We are most impressed with the free roaming (careless) Lemurs who would walk right around you and up the walls and doors as you toured their exhibit. Very cool. They also have feeding opportunities for giraffes. We enjoyed the cool grounds and various animals.