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activities for 3 year olds in co. kildare

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  • 15-11-2013 10:35am
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    chprt
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    Living in Naas

    Get my daughter weekd nights at the weekends, apart from Joeys and the swimming pool in naas, what other things are there to do, as there are no kids her age in our estate and I would like to try and get her involved in something so she can have a bit of fun and make a few friends her own age


    cheers

    www.onlinemathsgrinds.ie



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    Moonbeam
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    little kickers? ruggerbugs? Gymboree? dancing lessons?


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    foodaholic
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    On a Tue at 10.30 in the Library in Kilcullen they read stories and sing songs.
    Its quite nice


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    peter_dublin
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    Playground in Monread / Balllycane, what side of Naas are you on. Usually lots of kids in the Monread one whom are happy enough to mix. Jungle Den is also near Woodies and very good.


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    CinSoots
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    This weekend there is free entry to Punchestown for families You can download the voucher at Pigsback. I took my lad (3yr old) there before at the summer meeting and he loved it. They open up the convention centre area and there are bouncy castles, face painting etc and of course horses jumping the fences.


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    chprt
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    thanks for the replies, will try that

    www.onlinemathsgrinds.ie



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