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Visiting the Kerry region for Mid Term or Christmas? Read about the beautiful Kenmare Bay Hotel offering superb family days out breaks in Kerry.

DayOut.ie visited Tayto Park in Ashbourne Co Meath on Saturday 06th August 2011. Read our review here, add you own comments using the form below...

DayOut visited Druids Glen Resort, Wicklow, August 2010

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Are the presents good enough? Too expensive? Any athmosphere? We ask Irish mams and dads who is getting it right...

Funtasia Waterpark was open over the Easter Bank Holiday weekend. DayOut.ie went along to check it out...

In another first, Ireland's DayOut.ie web site launch new interactive Online Travel Planner.

DayOut.ie was short listed in the BEST TRAVEL & TOURISM category, at the 2008 Eircom Golden Spider Awards, held on 20th November in the Burlington Hotel, Dublin.

Perhaps you're thinking of a trip to Trabolgan with the family and wonder whether it's for you? The same dilemma faced up recently when we set about planning our family holiday. We were travelling with our 2 yr old and our neighbours were also coming - they have a 3 and half yr old and 1 and half year old.

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DayOut.ie will be visiting Cork venues during September. Check back soon for more details...

DayOut.ie visited Howth recently and played golf at the wonderful Deer Park Golf Hotel, situated close to Howth village with magnificient views of Ireland's Eye and Lambay island.

Like many of us out there, very often we tend to overlook the venues and activities that are close to our door. DayOut.ie decided to take a visit to Newbridge House recently and came away delighted! Aproaching Newbridge House, one is met with open spaces, greenery and the site of families playing outdoors.

Despite being only about 45 mins from Dublin's city centre, Dunboyne Castle Hotel and Spa feels a million miles away from busy city living and all the stress that comes with it. The first thing that you notice about Dunboyne Castle is the space. The gardens as you drive up open up to give you a view of the hotel across a lovely green lawn. The lobby is airy, spacious and filled with lovely squashy couches, and the rooms are incredibly open with big windows to fill them with light.

Seoid Spa at the Dunboyne Castle Hotel and Spa is one of the biggest spas in Ireland. Spread over 3 floors with 18 treatment rooms and a thermal suite, Seoid offers visitors the full spa experience set in lush surroundings. For spa newbies, there's no need to be nervous, the staff at Seoid are the ultimate professionals and put you at ease from the moment you walk in.