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Why Ireland?
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Why Ireland?
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Why Ireland?
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Meet the Rais
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Meet the Rais
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So where do they holiday?
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So where do they holiday?
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Our Irish experience
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Our Journey
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How Ireland became Rai-land
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Getting Around Ireland
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General Tourist Information
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Hello, Good Buy
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Visas: How & Where
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www.streamvale.com
38 Ballyhanwood Rd, 
Gilnahirk
T: +44 28 9048 3244
April-June: Mon-Sat 2-6pm
July-Aug: Mon-Sat 10:30am-6pm, Sun 2-6pm
Here’s a chance to show the kids how a 
real farm works, and let them work on 
it. This is an authentic family-run, opera-
tional dairy farm. Kids can take part in 
an animal-feeding party, pony and 
tractor rides, or visit the milking parlour 
and even a mouse farm. Other activities 
include a nature trail.
www.irishcandyfactory.com
60 Castlereagh Rd Belfast 
T: +44 28 9073 2868 
Mon-Fri 9:30 am-5 pm, 
Sat 10am-4 pm.
And here’s something delicious and 
irresistible for children under 12, and 
over this cut-off age too. It recreates an 
iconic candy store of the 1950s. Aunt 
Sandra’s will show your kids how a range 
of chocolates and candies were once hand 
made. And of course, the best part is that 
you get to taste these delights, some of 
them no longer commercially available, 
The specialties are the ‘humbugs’ and 
traditional fudge. 
Streamvale Farm
Aunt Sandra’s 
Candy Factory
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