40 Fun things to do in Dublin

GoQuest is a fun interactive challenge zone suitable for adults. teenagers and older children 8+ in family groups. GoQuest South is located near near Junction 15, M50 Carrickmines. The purpose built arena offers 28 different fully automated challenge rooms set over 2 floors in four themed

Castleknock Hotel is a deluxe 4-star family friendly hotel ideally located in a country setting whilst perfectly situated within close proximity of Dublin city. The hotel is located just off the M50 on the edge of the Phoenix Park, a mere 7km from Dublin Zoo. There are a whole range of am

StarCamp isIrelands number 1 childrens camp that everyone is talking about. What can you expect? StarCamp offers a perfect mix of the following to provide maximum fun and confident, happy children; - Singing, dancing acting chart toppers, Disney classics movie favourites - Open to

Dublin Zoo, located in the Phoenix Park in the heart of Dublin city, is Irelands most popular family attraction and welcomed over one million visitors last year. As one of the worlds oldest and most popular zoos, the 28 hectare park is home to some 400 animals in an environment where educ

Our Gaming van is equipped with an Xbox One X, a PlayStation pro and a Nintendo switch And two 4K TVs. We have our own 4G Wi-Fi in our vans and we will always endeavour to give our gamers an online experience. Parties - What We Do Gaming Party Van is a unique party idea which will take t

The 4 Star family friendly Clayton Hotel Liffey Valley is located at the M50/N4 intersection at Liffey Valley and only 7km from the N7 which makes it easily accessible to all major routes Cork, Galway, Limerick, Belfast. If you are looking for that Family Fun Getaway look no further than

The Next Level Gaming Van brings the very best of gaming directly to you across the country. From 90 minutes to 3 hours including over 500 games across 13 systems, Playstation VR, Sweet Bags, CeX Gift Bags, Birthday Present, Downloadable Invites, Monthly competitions and so much more. Th

This house was built in 1784 by Francis Ryan for Valentine Brown, the Earl of Kenmare, who used it as his townhouse. The plasterwork here was done by Michael Stapleton, one of the finest stuccadores of the time. The house was given special mention by Constantine Curran in his book Dublin