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places to see

gatis84 · 2011-11-06 14:15:51

Hi,maybe someone can recommend places to see in co waterford,where can easy access with car and is friendly for children?like, Mahon falls. thanks

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06-11-2011 3:15pm

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gatis84

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Hi,maybe someone can recommend places to see in co waterford,where can easy access with car and is friendly for children?like, Mahon falls.
thanks

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#2 06-11-2011 6:58pm
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The Towers between Lismore and Ballyduff.

http://www.heritagetowns.com/lismorelarge3.shtml
The Kilmeaden stream train
http://www.wsvrailway.ie/rain.

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#3 07-11-2011 11:07pm
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great site with lots of info on co Waterford

www.itsafeeling.com

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#4 08-11-2011 12:40am
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Glenshelane river walk near Melleray.

Think it's closed for winter now but Copper Coast Mini Farm if the kids are young.

Lismore in general - lovely town, nice park for smallies, nice places to eat, also the towers walk nearby as said.

Cliff walk at Ardmore.

Colligan woods.

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#5 08-11-2011 5:07pm
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ballyscanlon lake followed by a trip to fenor bog and playground across the road

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#6 08-11-2011 5:49pm
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Stradbally Cove is a lovely spot too.

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#7 08-11-2011 5:50pm
comeraghs

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this might help

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=71348091

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#8 08-11-2011 6:21pm
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Try www.mykidstime.ie they have a page for each county on all family related activities and events.

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#9 09-11-2011 10:49pm
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Coumshingaun is the nicest place in Co Waterford. Suitable for ages 8+

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#10 11-11-2011 6:52pm
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comeraghs wrote: »

Stradbally Cove is a lovely spot too.

The cove at Ballyvooney is better fun with lots of rock ppols etc and the arch into the next cove if you dare:)

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#11 11-11-2011 10:56pm
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byhookorbycrook wrote: »

The cove at Ballyvooney is better fun with lots of rock ppols etc and the arch into the next cove if you dare:)

What the arch that collapsed?

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#12 11-11-2011 11:00pm
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drive from lismore up the vee,class scenery and a walk down to the lake,great views on the other side into tipp.

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#13 12-11-2011 7:34pm
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Red Harvest wrote: »

What the arch that collapsed?

When??The one right through the headland???

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#14 17-11-2011 12:22pm
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A walk along the donerail in Tramore would be nice?

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#15 17-11-2011 2:56pm
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Board Walk through Fenor Bog, plenty of parking, buggy friendly.

[http://www.ipcc.ie/sitefenor.html]

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#16 17-11-2011 4:59pm
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sk8brder wrote: »

A walk along the donerail in Tramore would be nice?

nice woodland walk over that way, before you get to the metal man,I think.

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