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By *ilthyNights OP   Couple
42 weeks ago

East / North, Cork

It's holiday booking time. Does anyone have any recommendations for places to stay in Ireland with family friendly facilities (indoor pools etc) ?

Struggling to find anything that's not center parcs?

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By *ire1888Man
42 weeks ago

Dublin

Not worth it cheaper to go abroad for a few days

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By *ilthyNights OP   Couple
42 weeks ago

East / North, Cork


"Not worth it cheaper to go abroad for a few days "

We are looking at that too, but with 7 of us the flights are bonkers.

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By *ire1888Man
42 weeks ago

Dublin

Had a few nights in Kilkenny recently going to Spain turned out to be cheaper for 4 people with 2 extra days keep searching it will come good

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By *ay_Gatsby_D4Man
42 weeks ago

Ballsbridge, City Centre


"Not worth it cheaper to go abroad for a few days

We are looking at that too, but with 7 of us the flights are bonkers.

"

Pain in the arse but the ferry might save ye a few bob

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By *s24fun...Couple
42 weeks ago

Trim

Try France with the ferries or Spain with the ferry maybe.

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By *ilthyNights OP   Couple
42 weeks ago

East / North, Cork


"Had a few nights in Kilkenny recently going to Spain turned out to be cheaper for 4 people with 2 extra days keep searching it will come good "

We've done that a few times, but the flights over this year are more than 2k for all of us, so looking at domestic options.

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By *ilthyNights OP   Couple
42 weeks ago

East / North, Cork


"Not worth it cheaper to go abroad for a few days

We are looking at that too, but with 7 of us the flights are bonkers.

Pain in the arse but the ferry might save ye a few bob "

We've done that before too, but the ferries are out of 4 bed cabins (and you HAVE to book cabins).

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By *og-ManMan
42 weeks ago

somewhere

Have you tried places in Northern Ireland

Lots of family friendly places with pools

Much cheaper than the hotels and holiday homes down south

Lots to see and do up there but a bit of a drive for ye in your minibus

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By *ome_wild_girlWoman
42 weeks ago

Antrim Town

When my kids were little we took them to the share centre outside Lisnaskea in Fermanagh, indoor pool, loads of supervised activities on lough erne and on land, great family atmosphere and some entertainment in the bar or the "house" at night, can book a 8 person chalet or bring a tent or caravan. Kids still talk about going now.

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By *ilthyNights OP   Couple
42 weeks ago

East / North, Cork

Brilliant thx guys will check those out

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By *iteowlnowCouple
42 weeks ago

Dublin

There are a number of hotels with self catering accommodation chalets but you still get to use all the hotels facilities including pool etc

Couple we have used Gleneagle Killarney, Stationhouse Clonakilty, Westport hotel??? Worth checking out and you can sometimes get good deals by changing your day of arrival etc

Considering 1300 for car plus 4 ferry to France for week in June 1800 early July

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By (user no longer on site)
42 weeks ago

Banna beach... Great for young kids.

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By *ilthyNights OP   Couple
42 weeks ago

East / North, Cork


"Banna beach... Great for young kids. "

Had a great week there a couple of years ago!

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By (user no longer on site)
42 weeks ago

I don't have any recommendation for indoor pool hotels. But a very reasonable family trip I do every Summer is glamping with my kids. Its in Cong Mayo. The bell tents are all set up they with double bed and two singles with bedding. So each 5 metre sleeps 4 and it's 80 per tent a night. There's electricity hooked up so we bring a projector it's great craic toasting marshmallows and watching movies. There's also a camping kitchen and showers etc. It's right beside Ashford Castle which has boat trips falconry etc and set in very picturesque Cong. Playground on grounds and hundreds of acres of woodland to walk. It's super safe for kids to run around campsite. If you want to know more PM me I know the area very well I used to live there. My kids are teens now but still love going back

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By *arcourtmanMan
42 weeks ago

dublin

To be honest I think if you are outdoorsy and active and pick an area like Kerry there is absolutely loads to do outdoors. Hikes, trails, cycles, OPW sites etc.

Depending on the time of year you will have options at the beaches too. Some spectacular beaches for swimming in Ireland.

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By *irdyxWoman
42 weeks ago

dublin/ Birmingham

Have you checked out last minute flights on skyscanner I got 3 of to Spain and back for under 400 a last year and expida have some great deals on hotels .

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By *oves2pleaseMan
41 weeks ago

kilkenny

Conakry park hotel, self catering houses and can get breakfast in the hotel across the car park

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By *aystar1101Man
41 weeks ago

clare

Try Quilty holiday cottages as they have a indoor pool and gym and look at their site

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By *aptain Caveman41Man
41 weeks ago

Home

Center parcs

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