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Parents and grandparents on the Irish Country Living and Irish Farmers Journal team share their recent visits to the man in the red hat... Oh, and they brought some kids with them too
When holidaying in Ireland, it might rain, kids will constantly look for food and you will most definitely forget to bring something. It isotally worth it, for the people you meet writes Amii McKeever
It is possible to get that ‘holiday feeling’ from your every day life – you just need to allow yourself the time to just be, writes Catherine Callaghan.
Stick with holidaying at home or now that you can travel or go abroad for a holiday? If there is nothing more than weather taking you, will you go? Amii McKeever is staying put.