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Places to bring 2 year old in dublin

  • 03-08-2014 2:49pm
    #1
    monkey8
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    I've just moved up from cork to dublin (beaumont) with a 2 year old.

    So far we've been to newbridge house pet farm in donabate and leisureplex in coolock.
    Going to go to aquazone today.

    Any other suggestions of places a 2 year old might like in dublin (preferable close-ish to beaumont)?


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  • #2
    December2012
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    St Anne's park has a great playground and lovely walkways.

    Fairview park is grand (and incorporates a trip on the bus from Beaumont - always a treat for my normally driven kids).

    Imaginosity and the zoo are great.


  • #3
    2xj3hplqgsbkym
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    Check out Dublin city library page, they have a summer reading buzz on with lots of free plays, puppet shows, music etc.. there are lots of libraries near you that you could go to every day of the week. There is also story telling and toys every week in each library, all free.

    ALso lots of playgrounds near you in Fairview, killester, coolock, Whitehall.

    There is s play cafe in killester, toys are a bit grubby but it is handy and you can sit down and drink a coffee. It is called little monkeys play cafe, if you like them on Facebook you will see all the activities they run each week.

    Child vision gardens and petting farm in drumcondra is also nice and free.


  • #4
    Ms2011
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    My lad loved the Natural History Museum :)


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