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Any suggestions on things to do with a baby

22-12-2009 9:31pm

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dafunk

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I have family visiting from abroad, they're staying here in Dublin with me and have a young baby with them. Any suggestions on things to do in the greater Dublin area or city centre that are baby friendly? They've visited Dublin a few times so have done all the usual things, trinity, guinness' etc. I haven't lived in Dublin for a few years so am sort of out of the loop and don't have a lot of suggestions for them,. They like fine foods, fine wines, cultural and outdoorsy stuff. Cheers guys.

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#2 22-12-2009 9:34pm

Mr Lahey

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The zoo is a great family way to kill a couple of hours.

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#3 22-12-2009 9:37pm

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Mr Lahey wrote: »

The zoo is a great family way to kill a couple of hours.

No zoo in this weather, too cold for the animals.

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#4 22-12-2009 9:57pm

universe777

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Stick it on eBay?

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#5 22-12-2009 10:01pm

John Mason

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put it in the mircowave for about ten minutes and then finish it off in the oven for another 40 mins. until golden and crispy

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#6 22-12-2009 10:01pm

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universe777 wrote: »

Stick it on eBay?

Funny, but this isn't AH...

irishbird wrote: »

put it in the mircowave for about ten minutes and then finish it off in the oven for another 40 mins. until golden and crispy

...or Cooking & Recipes.

Serious replies only folks.

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#7 24-12-2009 2:01pm

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I'd recommend the Fry model railway in Malahide Denesne for children of all ages , it's not exactly haute couture but i'ts a great family fun day out and Malahide seafront is nice for a walk also.

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