Easter Bunny at The Chocolate Warehouse – Dublin

Enjoy the wonderful experience of visiting the Easter Bunny. Stroll down the magic corridor viewing his Easter scenes and then enter his Easter hutch. Wow!! What a delight the Easter Bunny is waiting for you and presents you with your Easter Egg. Now it is ready for you to bring it to the special bow room where you make an Easter bow to put onto your Easter Egg box. After that your name is personalised onto your chocolate egg. Now you have your own special Easter egg!

Next, view the mini chocolate factory. Then enter into The Chocolate Warehouse Easter shop. Its full of Easter eggs, Chocolate rabbits, chocolate novelties, chocolates, chocolate cars, chocolate footballs, hampers, teddies and goodies galore.

Come and enjoy the Easter experience at The Chocolate Warehouse. For all ages young and young at heart. Feast your eyes on our unique range of Easter eggs products only available at The Chocolate Warehouse.

Ideal for Creches, Montessori or group visits.

Easter Bunny Visit Opening Times 2014

  • Saturday 29th of March to Easter Saturday 19th of April
  • Saturdays 11am – 5pm & Sundays 12pm – 5pm (no need to book just call in.)

Mulcahy Keane Industrial Estate
Greenhills Road
Walkinstown
Dublin 12
Phone : + 00353 1 450 0080
Email :  info@chocolatewarehouse.ie
Web address : www.chocolatewarehouse.ie/easter-bunny-visit

 

Hunt for Easter Eggs in Croke Park Dublin

Hunt for Easter Eggs in Croke Park Dublin! Join the staff of the GAA Museum on very special guided tour of Croke Park Stadium in the run-up to Easter….follow the clues and find the tokens to collect your Easter Eggs!

Book today to secure your place on one of these special guided tours.  The Croke Park Easter Egg Trail departs from the GAA Museum at 13.30 every day from Monday 14th – Monday 21st April (except Friday 18th April).  During the tours younger visitors must follow the clues and find the tokens to collect their Easter Eggs!

The tours will take a look behind the scenes at Croke Park and will include a visit to the Players Lounge, dressing rooms, warm-up area and pitch-side as well as a trip to the top tier to enjoy a bird’s eye view of the stadium.

Easter Egg hunters can also visit the all-new GAA Museum where they can text their hurling and football skills in the museum’s interactive games zone or check out the new additions to the GAA Hall of Fame.

Pre-booking is essential as places are limited.

This tour is suitable for children aged 4 – 12 years. 

 

Adult – €12.50
Child- €8.50
Student/Senior – €9.50
Family (2+2) – €34.00
Family (2 + 3) – €38.00

GAA Museum
Cusack Stand
St. Joseph’s Avenue
Croke Park
Dublin 3
Phone : +353 (0)1 819 2300
Email : gaamuseum@crokepark.ie
Web address : www.crokepark.ie/gaa-museum

 

Easter Egg Hunt at Leahy’s Open Farm – Cork

We open for the Easter Holidays and the Easter Weekend kicks off our, Monster Easter Egg Hunt which runs continuously throughout the weekend, it’s a fun weekend for young and old.

Over the 3 days (Saturday, Sunday and Monday) the Easter Bunny drops eggs continuously throughout the farm, so no matter what time you start your hunt there will be eggs everywhere……

On arrival every child will get a questionnaire and a map of the farm. Everybody who completes the questionnaire will be entered into a draw for a FREE return trip to Leahy’s Open Farm.

There will also be Egg & Spoon races for Mammy and Daddy.

Dungourney
Co. Cork
Phone : +353 (0)21 4668461 / +353 (0)86 8560461
Email : info@leahysopenfarm.ie
Web address : www.leahysopenfarm.ie

 

Easter Egg Hunt at Nore Valley Park – Kilkenny

12th, 14th and 15th April: Annual Easter Egg Hunt
Our annual Easter Egg Hunt is always a big hit with the whole family. Come a search the farm high and low for the Easter bunnies eggs and for every one you find you’ll get a chocolate egg in return!
Bennettsbridge
Co. Kilkenny
Phone : 056 772 7229
Web address : www.norevalleypark.com

 

cork city gaol

Cork City Gaol – Cork

Cork City Gaol is a fun filled Halloween day out for all the family with face painting, magicians and storytelling, a day out not to be missed!

cork city gaol

Cork City Gaol is located 2 km NW from Patrick’s Street and while the magnificent castle-like building is now a major and unique visitor attraction, this Gaol once housed 19th century prisoners! Visitors get a fascinating insight into day-to-day prison life at a time when the high walls ensured no escape and denied law-abiding citizens the opportunity to see one of the finest examples of Ireland’s architectural heritage

Open 7 days a Week
All Year Round

Mar – Oct
09.30am – 5pm
Nov – Feb
10am – 4pm

Admission Rates

Adults:
€8.00
Concessions:
Student:
€7.00
OAP:
€7.00
Child:
€5.00
Family ticket:
(2 adults and up to 4 children)
€25.00
Radio Museum:
€2.00
Audio Tour in English, Spanish, French, Irish, German, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Japanese :

€2.00 extra

Convent Avenue,
Sunday’s Well,
Cork City,
Ireland.

Tel: 021-4305022
Fax: 021-4307230
www.corkcitygaol.com
E: info@corkcitygaol.com
GPS: 51.8995105,-8.49904979

Cork City Gaol – Cork is a fun filled Halloween Day Out for all the family and an all year round top visitor attraction in Cork

damnation

Damnation – Dublin

Damnation comes to the RDS, Dublin

Experience the terror of Samuel Page’s Nightmare

damnation

Dublin’s RDS will become the number one stop for horror fans and thrill-seekers alike this October, as it plays host to the city’s first interactive scare attraction, Damnation.

The rich history of the iconic Ballsbridge venue will be brought to life in a way that has never been witnessed before, as the terrifying fright experience delves deep into the horrors of Samuel Page’s Nightmare, providing the ultimate fright night out for the sickest of souls.

The story revolves around the mysterious disappearance of Samuel Page, a blacksmith who operated locally in the 1830’s. Samuel and his wife Sarah had two girls Becky and Hannah. For all intents and purposes the Pages were a normal family who were very much a part of the Dublin community in the mid-19th century. However, by night Samuel and his family ran a satanic cult from the basement in their home.  Once their evil practises were discovered, their house was burned to the ground by locals.  Bodies of all the family were discovered, except for Samuel’s. For weeks afterward Dubliners were looking for the corpse of Page but it was never found.

damnation

Page’s dark underworld will be brought to life by a team of professional actors, exploring all the elements of the occult, from voodoo to the supernatural and beyond. The terror will begin on October 1st, when Damnation opens its doors to those bold enough to visit the many unnerving stages of Samuel’s demented mind.

The young man behind Damnation, Jonathan Slattery of the Hospitality Partnership said : “Halloween has always been popular with the Irish, it began here with the Celtic festival of Samhain and we exported it all over the world as we emigrated. Damnation will give people the opportunity to get in the Halloween spirit and bring it back to its roots. Having done extensive research on similar attractions in the US and Canada, we saw a gap in the market in Dublin for a genuine scare experience and an ultimate night out for the many thrill seekers in Ireland”.

He went on to say “Damnation guarantees to thrill, excite and terrorise those who are brave enough and bold enough to test their fears.”

 

 

This is a fully immersive experience featuring live actors, professionally designed sets, costume and terrifying scenes. This is definitely not for the faint hearted and is suitable for ages 16 and over. Tickets are available on www.ticketmaster.ie and through www.damnation.ie.

1st October – 2nd November
Tickets from €17 with student and group discounts available

dublinia halloween

Dublinia – Dublin

Halloween with Jonny the Gravediggergrave digger (3)

Jonny the Gravedigger has a gruesome job and a twisted imagination.

Hear some of his frightening stories from working in the graveyard of St Michael’s church to the plight of drunken Thomas, and the story of Mary the rat catchers daughter.

With many more gruesome tales to tell, don’t miss it everyday at Dublinia from the 25th to the 31st of October.

Normal Admission rates apply.

Everyday from 2pm to 5pm.

Dublinia
St Michael’s Hill
Christ Church
Dublin 8
Tel :
Email : info@dublinia.ie
Web : www.dublinia.ie

Easter at Newgrange Farm Meath

Easter at Newgrange Farm Meath
Easter Saturday, Sunday & Monday 19th, 20th & 21st of April 2014
10am – 5pm All the fun on the farm.
Daily Timetable

2pm – 4pm Fun & Games for Easter Eggs & Prizes
2.30pm Painted Egg Judging
3.30pm Easter Hat & Bonnet Judging
4.00pm Newgrange Farm Sheep Stakes
(Sheep racing teddy jockeys)
4.30pm Prize winners Displayed, Prizes given out for Family Quiz & Colouring Competition
(Prizes must be collected on the day)
5.00pm Calf Feeding

Children should bring their Easter Hat/Bonnet and/or Painted Egg with them to the farm.
Admission Rate 8€ per person. No Family Rates for this Special Event

Newgrange
Slane
Co Meath
Tel : +353 87 974 1193
Email : newgrangefarm@hotmail.com
Web : www.newgrangefarm.com

Easter at Blackwater Open Farm Wexford

Easter at Blackwater Open Farm Wexford

Join us for our Easter Eggstravaganza :

  • Easter Sunday book your table to enjoy a buffet style breakfast with the Easter Bunny.  Amazing Belgian Waffles, Crepes, Homemade Breads & Scones & Full Irish breakfast with Java Tea & Coffee from 10-12noon.  Adults €12 Children €6.  Call Niamh to book your table now- LIMITED AVAILABILITY.
  • Easter Egg Hunts starts at 2pm Easter Saturday, Sunday and Monday and runs on the hour every hour until 5pm.

Ballinaclash
Blackwater
Enniscorthy
Co. Wexford
Tel : 085 1227901 / 087 1303057
Email : info@blackwateropenfarm.ie
Web : http://www.blackwateropenfarm.ie