Waterford is set for some spooky shenanigans to celebrate Halloween. Get the kids in the spirit of things over the mid-term break with spine-chilling activities all around the city and county.
Get ready for a host of festivities and entertainment this June Bank Holiday weekend (June 2 to 5) in Waterford when Pride of the Déise, a volunteer-led community organisation based in the city, will host its fourth annual event in celebration of solidarity and joy for the LGBTQIA+ community in the South East.
Bring the kids to a mini zoo, explore Waterford’s ancient history, traverse a beautiful stretch of the Blackwater river, take in the spectacular gardens at Mount Congreve or cycle the Greenway and stop for lunch on route. There are plenty of ways to entertain the kids while they’re on their Easter holidays. Here are five family-friendly activities to partake in the county.
The thought of taking up running or re-starting after some time off can be daunting, but slow and steady wins the race. Start off with flat, short runs to build up your fitness and your confidence. Here are a few to get you started.
If you’re feeling a big sluggish after Christmas, a little trip to the Greenway or a spin out to one of our fabulous beaches should get you back on track. No time like the present!
There’s nothing like a long, brisk walk on Stephen’s Day to brush off the cobwebs from the day before. Whether it’s a mountain hike, a stroll by the river, a cliff walk or a beach amble, the options in Waterford are endless. Below are a few to consider. Grab your rain gear, use the Christmas Day leftovers to make a picnic and get out into the Great Outdoors to stretch your legs and get some fresh air.