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4h what to do in Cork

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  • 11-05-2013 12:55am
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    frii
    Registered Users Posts: 27 ✭


    Hi. I will be in Cork this Sunday for a 4h. Any suggestions what could I do there?
    Situation is that I will be there with girlfriend and kid. We are 23 years old. I would appreciate any ideas. Please no shopping :))) So far I'm thinking to walk in park or visit the prison. :) I'm little worried about the weather. Maybe some indoor activities?
    I'm opened to any ideas.
    Thanks in advance.
    Cheers


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    frii
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    Decided. Rumleys open farm.


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    .red.
    Registered Users Posts: 3,354 ✭✭✭.red.


    frii wrote: »
    Decided. Rumleys open farm.
    Its brilliant there. We have a seasonal pass and go about once a week as we live nearby. Enjoy.


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    Milly33
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    wasn't majorily impressed with Rumleys I have to say thought the charge was a bit steep aswell. mmm Are ye driving then, more worth it to head to Fota..


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    .red.
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    Milly33 wrote: »
    wasn't majorily impressed with Rumleys I have to say thought the charge was a bit steep aswell. mmm Are ye driving then, more worth it to head to Fota..
    For a quick stroll round the single ticket or family pass is a bit steep alright but if you go on a nice day and bring a picnic and spend a few hours its not too bad.
    We paid 120 for 2 adults and 1 child for april to november and probably average 3 times a month so it works out at great value for us.


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    Ludo
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    Can't say I was impressed by rumleys either. Leahys far better although a long way out.


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    pwurple
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    Fota?


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    dupeters
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    I would also say fota . but can be a bit expensive.
    14 euros an adult last time i was there!!!!

    but worth every penny if you like animal parks.

    anyway enjoy cork


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    Milly33
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    .red. wrote: »
    For a quick stroll round the single ticket or family pass is a bit steep alright but if you go on a nice day and bring a picnic and spend a few hours its not too bad.
    We paid 120 for 2 adults and 1 child for april to november and probably average 3 times a month so it works out at great value for us.


    The pass would be defiantly worth it, but I dunno I thought it was a bit steep just going to once off when they charge the same for a kid as an adult..


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    54kroc
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    What's a 4H?


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    rovoagho
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    Fota tickets are available on loads of offers; I think I saw recently they're available on Tesco Clubcard Deals.

    You really can't go wrong with Fota, it's come along leaps and bounds since the new boss took over, and a lot more to come. The Conservation pass is one of my all-time best buys, I can pop in anytime I like for a stroll.


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    ComeraghBlue
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    54kroc wrote: »
    What's a 4H?

    4 hours :rolleyes:


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