I think I have the right club, my Uncle played for them I think in the 50"s Tommy Melia and his…read morenickname was The Rubber Man as he was a stocky bloke and bounced off people!

We had a great fun time in here so much so we went a few times…read more There were nine of us, so some did 10 pin bowling and some watched the younger kids among us run amok in the elaborate play zone. They have free and good WiFi. The food on offer was ok priced for ok food. Most of what I could see food wise was pre-frozen factory produced food like low quality cheap chicken nuggets and chips. Not my idea of dining but many folk seem not to mind feeding this stuff to kids. I sure wouldn't. They sold the wonderful Maud's ice cream too but sadly they didn't have pooh bear so I had to settle for vanilla. 1st world problems I suppose. The staff were a friendly bunch despite being continually surrounded by the sort of mayhem that pre teen kids specialise in. It's four star but only 2 stars food wise where the could and should do much better.

here Saturday night with my brother and cousin. Didn't book but it want very busy bowling was 17.50…read morefor half hour 35 for an hour good value I like it. It was a different night rather than the pub. They have a full bar and serve food we didn't eat but I saw the food and it looked good nibbles really and plates to share which is great for the night with friends! They also have a brilliant basketball game which my brother broke the record on ( my arms still hurt from trying to beat him slightly competitive two but I won bowling so I guess were even :-) ) Brilliant for kids aswell with the bouncing castle above and ball pens. Pool table up on first floor as well didn't venture up that far a good spot tho really especially for groups!

Rathcore is a fantastic golf club near Enfield in co Kildare. It has a wide variety of holes which…read moremaintain the golfers interest all through the round. The clubhouse is also very interesting in the way it is fitted in to the surrounding landscape. The staff are very friendly and helpful and they provide a good food and drink service in the bar. Green fees are € 20 and are well worth it. Membership is open at the moment for a very reasonable fee.

You can't expect to grow if you keep hanging around the same crowded spots or scrolling your phone…read moreall day. Donadea offers peaceful trails, fresh air, and a chance to clear the fog in your head. Walking those trails, you'll feel the stress melt away while surrounded by towering trees and calm waters that reset your energy and mindset

Lovely walk with amazing history to research. For kids, I can only imagine that their imaginations…read morego wild. 12th century castle ruins, old graveyard & church, lake, ancient stone walls--great place to explore. As an expat who survived 9/11, I was surprised by the 9/11 memorial on the grounds as well. Very thoughtful & moving tribute.

John (the owner) took the time to accommodate each person as only 1 person out of the 8 attendees…read morehad ever ridden a Segway. The practice made us all confident and the individual focus ensured every person was ready. We built our confidence and then took on the more challenging tracks.Well this tour surpassed all expectations! It was amazing fun zipping around on the Segways.Every team member raved about the experience and it is one of the most memorable activities they had undertaken. I recommend strongly this activity for all corporate teams as it is a great team building event and I also strongly recommend it for a group of friends as you will certainly enjoy the experience! It was such a great fun! ;)

Communication with Paul and Siobahn was terrific. They were well-organized and efficient. Paul…read moreand Patrick oriented us to the motorcycles and the Sat Nav for our trip. Case liners were provided for the hard cases. The routing was spectacular and showed us much of Ireland during our week of riding. The hotels chosen for our lodging were top-notch, and clean and all had a hot breakfast included. The motorcycles were well-maintained and offered a great ride during our tour of the Wild Atlantic Way. My brothers and I would all highly recommend Lemonrock for motorcycle touring in Ireland.,

Yelp 100 Challenge 2019 - # 87/100…read more A love story turned sour, the family drama of brothers who became bitter enemies, a wall built between two houses because of jealousy are but few of the curiosities and intrigue surrounding the history of the Belvedere House. The Jealousy Wall is both grotesque and impressive. I can only imagine the intense anger and hatred someone would have to intentionally put up a hideous wall to separate yourself from family. Our visit was on a day of true Irish weather, rainy, windy, and cold. Walk through the gardens and let both nature and man-made architecture fascinate you. We enjoyed our Irish breakfast at their cafe. Restrooms are clean and parking was readily available (we were the only crazy visitors that rainy day).

I've given this a three star as we felt cheated. We were staying in the nearby Bloomfield hotel and…read morewe bought our passes there. We were told that the house was open as we wanted to see it and on arrival, but only after tendering the tickets and going through into the place did we find the house was shut and the glasshouse was shut. There were no signs or indications that the house was shut - it's almost dishonest. Had we known it was shut we wouldn't have bothered. So like many other people that day we effectively paid to walk round a park and lake when we could just as easily have walked around the lake and a nearby picnic area for free. There is a lovely cafe and coffee bar in the grounds that merits at least 4 stars but there's equally good cafes around that you don't have to pay just to get in. They also have dog kennels to leave pooch as pooches aren't allowed in the gardens but pooches can accompany owners around the lake and a nearby picnic area outside for free. I'd better stop writing as I dislike being ripped off and the more I think of it I'd be inclined to drop this to 2 stars.

I was here for Farmaphobia - which runs for about two weeks around Halloween. The farm is…read morerepurposed to be a scare fest and they do an amazing job. This year there were four 'experiences'. They make great use of the dark and suggestion and, well, people jumping out and scaring you. In practical terms crowd control is really good. They not only control the amount of tickets for a night, but also stagger your entry to each event so that there's never really any crowd related danger ... And so the people in front of you being scared doesn't spoil the surprise/fright for you. You can tell the scarers get really into it and they make a great effort to get a response. I recommend going with your jumpiest friends as that's the most fun. Three of the events were inside but they also have the 'field of screams' which uses the farm element of a huge cornfield to make a maze (a maze of maize if you will) and you will hear screaming all around you. It might make a good date - at least you'd know a lot about the person by the end of it - like if they push you into a ghoul to get away themselves you're probably not going to be bother with another date! The organisers are very good at keeping groups together and if you are really lost or stuck in a corner unable to find the way out in the dark, the scary ghosts will help you. But they love a screamer and will get the maximum response they can out of people. They even have a few scarers wandering the queues to keep you entertained/frightened while you wait. They're so good at it that I began to wonder if our groups biggest screamer had been marked as they all seemed to know! A great fun evening of entertainment!

I don't think I can say enough good things about this place! I visited as part of a group for a Hen…read moreparty & I don't think I've ever had so much fun. We baked bread, which sounds a bit old fashioned but using the Bride as our instructor, the guide made it all so fun (and in fact it culminated in a food fight). We then took our left over raw dough to feed the piglets, then we held lambs, milked a cow & fed a goat. When the tour guide asked if we would like to see the bride catching a cock you can imagine the reaction of the group, but watching the bride chase a rooster around a chicken enclosure was probably the funniest thing I had seen in years (until the bog race, but we'll get to that). After this we went into a barn hosue where we were told to paint the bride's life story on a wall and then the bride had to tell her story to ensure that everyone in the room knew every gorey detail of her life... Which we of course found hillarious! Then we went into another farm house which was a beautiful room that had a fire lighting & some bodhrans in it, but we didn't have a drum circle (although I do believe that's an alternative option). We did a ceilí! Which lead to many giggles. With spirits high we went to the bog, which was a short hay ride away (us singing songs along the route too), where the guide told us we were to be split into 2 groups & race around a tree in the centre of the bog; one team carrying the bride & one team carrying another member of the party. It was dirty, messy, disgusting and probably the funniest thing I have ever ever done as part of a group! After all that it was a lift back to the farm & in for tea & scones. Amazing! Ok the pros of the day were: 1. our guide. He accomodated us with everything we wanted to do from feeding the piglets to trying to re-arrange our tea break when we all got hungry in the middle of the day. He sang all our songs with us, joined us for tea and felt like part of the group rather than someone who was just showing us around. A nice touch on the part of the farm I feel. 2. Everything I have listed above! Just everything. It was all brilliant. 3. The tea & scones (which I believe were home made) & the jam that came with them was the best I've ever had! (Or maybe we were just starving by then. Con's of the day: 1. We were very hungry by the end of the day (this was more our fault than the farms, after a night of drinking a long day of activities is probably not wise on an empty stomach). 2. The bog was very messy & although you know to expect it it's very difficult to plan for. My suggestion is to bring a change of clothes & shoes! We were warned by the person organising to wear wellies but when you get to the bog you cannot wear the wellies going in so that was pointless! Tea would have been much more enjoyable without the mucky/wet feet!