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Personalised Santa Messages with the ISPCC

November 28, 2012

The ISPCC and Childline have teamed up with Santa Claus this Christmas to offer their supporters a personalised message from the man himself. For a donation of €10, Santa will send out an individual letter on full coloured festive paper to the child or children of your choice. The messages could also act as a [...]

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Newborn and Toddler Portrait Service

November 14, 2012

Getting a professional portrait of your newborn or toddler taken has always been a popular choice with parents. With Christmas approaching it is a perfect time to get a portrait done either for Christmas cards or just to hang in your home. DOK photography has just launched a new toddler and child portrait service in [...]

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Family Fun Day and Teddy Bears’ Picnic

September 6, 2012

On Sunday Sunday 9th September from 2-4pm, the Portobello Educate Together school start-up group will be holding a Family Fun Day and Teddy Bears’ Picnic event in the Eamonn Ceannt Park on Sundrive Road in Dublin 12. Children’s entertainment, face painting, baloon modelling, games and live music will all be provided. The aim of the event [...]

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Tall Ships Festival

August 24, 2012

Dublin is the current port of call for the Tall Ships Festival, which is taking place from the 24th – 26th August and is expected to draw over one million visitors to the capital. The entire docklands area has been transformed into the largest street festival Ireland has ever hosted, with live music, street performers, fairground rides and games, [...]

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Living in Limerick?

August 21, 2012

Don’t miss out on National Heritage Week, where Limerick city will play host to a range of creative children’s workshops over the coming days. These fun and educational days out will explore the city’s artistic heritage and are suitable for kids aged four to ten. Admission is free but places are allocated on a first come first served basis so be [...]

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