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childrens entertainers

modmo · 2009-01-08 11:42:37

I'm having a party birthday at my house for my 5 year old. He wants a bouncy castle but because its winter i.e cold & muddy I'm not too keen on the idea. So I was thinking of something more in doors i.e. an entertainer or magician. Can anyone recommend a good entertainer and reasonably priced around the north Dublin/Meath…

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08-01-2009 12:42pm

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modmo

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I'm having a party birthday at my house for my 5 year old. He wants a bouncy castle but because its winter i.e cold & muddy I'm not too keen on the idea. So I was thinking of something more in doors i.e. an entertainer or magician. Can anyone recommend a good entertainer and reasonably priced around the north Dublin/Meath border?

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#2 08-01-2009 1:02pm
oeb

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modmo wrote: »

I'm having a party birthday at my house for my 5 year old. He wants a bouncy castle but because its winter i.e cold & muddy I'm not too keen on the idea. So I was thinking of something more in doors i.e. an entertainer or magician. Can anyone recommend a good entertainer and reasonably priced around the north Dublin/Meath border?

One of the lads over on the Magic&Illusion forum, ???, does kids magic in Dublin. So send ??? a PM and ask him. If that does not work out and you are still interested in a magician let me know and I'll get in contact with some of the pros up there for you.

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#3 24-01-2009 3:44am
Orion

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geniemackersmaryclancy: sales@boards.ie tbh

@modmo - a cousin of mine use a magician last year and he was brilliant. I got his card - I'll see if I can find it tomorrow and post the details.

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#4 26-01-2009 7:02pm
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Gymboree do parties - www.playandmusic.ie

Dont know if they might be a bit more catered towards younger children though

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#5 02-02-2009 2:26pm
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What happened to the traditional games such as pass the parcel, musical chairs, pin the tail on the donkey etc. Can children not entertain themselves this way rather than have to be ‘entertained’?

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