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I’m Artur, the maker of FamilyDayOut.ie and a father of three.
I built this because finding something genuinely suitable to do with children in Ireland often means searching across event websites, attraction directories, council pages, social media and weather forecasts, then working out whether the activity actually suits your children’s ages.
FamilyDayOut.ie brings that information together in one place. You can discover family events, attractions, festivals, walks and indoor activities based on:
- Starting location
- Date
- Kind of day
- Travel time
- Budget
- Children’s ages
- Family requirements
- Indoor or outdoor setting
The platform combines live and curated information from sources including Fáilte Ireland, Ticketmaster, Heritage Ireland and Met Éireann. Listings are filtered and enriched with practical family details rather than simply displaying every available event.
This is still an early version, and I’m actively expanding the coverage with play centres, family-friendly walks, hidden gems and seasonal experiences such as Halloween and Christmas events.
The platform will remain free for families.
I’d especially appreciate feedback on the search experience, filters, listing quality and any family activities or places that are currently missing.
Thanks for taking a look, I hope it helps make planning the next family day out a little easier.
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It would be super helpful to see reviews or ratings from other parents who’ve actually done the activities, maybe even photos from real visits. That kind of social proof would make it way easier to decide what’s worth the drive, especially for the pricier ones.
I've been thinking about this, and will add in the future, but it's a bit tricky with festivals/events that happen only in the future, will need to decide on how to do it, it could be potentially something like have you attended an event/festival last year, and how was it.
It would be super helpful to see reviews or ratings from other parents who’ve actually done the activities, maybe even photos from real visits. That kind of social proof would make it way easier to decide what’s worth the drive, especially for the pricier ones.
@dorukkzltajeny thank you for the feedback on this.
I've been thinking about this, and will add in the future, but it's a bit tricky with festivals/events that happen only in the future, will need to decide on how to do it, it could be potentially something like have you attended an event/festival last year, and how was it.
Thanks you for the feedback, much appreciated.