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Amusing a 3 Year old in or around Letterkenny

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  • 21-03-2011 2:31pm
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    gavmcfad
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    Does anyone have any suggestions on activities in or around Letterkenny for a 3 year old.
    We usually go to the Town Park, Ballymacool Park, Arena 7 or Jungle King. Went to the farm in Lurkgybrack also. Would like to do something different for a change, which doesnt cost much.


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    Lahm
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    <snip>

    Comments like these are not welcome, consider yourself banned, think before you post in future when you do come back!


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    irish1967
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    Lol. I had read this thread title all wrong. I thought there was a young comedian in Letterkenny. :)


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    muffler
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    irish1967 wrote: »
    Lol. I had read this thread title all wrong. I thought there was a young comedian in Letterkenny. :)
    The muffler strikes back - I'm just after putting an "a" into the thread title :D


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    dinorebel
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    gavmcfad wrote: »
    Does anyone have any suggestions on activities in or around Letterkenny for a 3 year old.
    We usually go to the Town Park, Ballymacool Park, Arena 7 or Jungle King. Went to the farm in Lurkgybrack also. Would like to do something different for a change, which doesnt cost much.

    You have named them all I am afraid.


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    FunkyDa2
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    Downings beach, with a bucket and spade? :)


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    dinorebel
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    FunkyDa2 wrote: »
    Downings beach, with a bucket and spade? :)

    Great for the 2 days of summer we usually get:mad:


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    homer simpson
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    muffler wrote: »
    The muffler strikes back - I'm just after putting an "a" into the thread title :D

    Ppffftttt....spoilsport !!!!!


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    Senna
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    Alcorns Flowers out the Ramelton road have opened something like a mini zoo.

    http://alcorns.town.ie/pages/1166


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    suzerxxx
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    Senna wrote: »
    Alcorns Flowers out the Ramelton road have opened something like a mini zoo.

    http://alcorns.town.ie/pages/1166


    7.50 per adult 6.00 for child! thats a bit steap! id say it would be cheaper to get into dublin zoo!


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    Betsy18
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    Hi

    Just seen this place advertised and was wondering has anyone here been to it yet? i was thinking of taking some of the little ones down but just want to know if its worth the journey?

    thanks!


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    martyeds
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    Seems a bit dear for children to look at animals iin my opinion. I sometimes take my son into the pet shop just so he can look at the animals.


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    stephendevlin
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    Rathmullan is nice when the weathers good. Childrens park/beach & pier


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