Great way to understand the realities of living in Ireland just a few years ago (50-60) . Really was a nice touch to have docents in period costumes in the houses to explain the time and serve us bread made on the hearth.
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Great way to understand the realities of living in Ireland just a few years ago (50-60) . Really was a nice touch to have docents in period costumes in the houses to explain the time and serve us bread made on the hearth.
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the women in all the farm houses are great , great for a bit of chat . and so much to see
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We chose to walk instead of taking the shuttle from farm house to farm house, which resulted in much hilarity, but very wet clothes and muddy shoes and pants. It was interesting to see the differences between different income levels and farm sizes, and we were given samples of soda bread, which was a fun addition. We got to pet...
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We visited Muckross Farm on Good Friday and what a lovely day out. We have a 6 year old girl. The women in the different houses provided a good history of 'Ireland in the old times'. There was a fire lit in each house which was very welcoming and also some white soda bread to whet the appetite! Our little...
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We visited Muckross during our trip around Kilarney National park. It was like travel in time back to 1930s. The village looks authentic, it was very interesting to see how people lived and worked what the houses interior was. The farms even were completed with animals. Our kids and we really enjoyed the experience.
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when travelling with teenagers and tots it can be hard to accomodate everyone, but an afternoon in muckross farm kept everyone happy and entertained interesting and fun all in one
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We took the Horse ride around and it was so beautiful. And our driver was so nice and informative
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The folk in the gift shop were not very welcoming. We were disappointed at their lack of Irish hospitality. Then we met our tour guide, Mr Tom (I think his first name was Tom) Blennerhasset and his warm greeting in his Kerry accent won us over. From the moment we entered the brightly coloured, antique bus we knew we were...
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This is a fantastic place set in old time ireland, the farm and cottages have people inside, who lets you get hands on with baking on the open fires etc, brilliant place set up for families with a play / picnic area, very friendly and knowledgable staff,
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The children always enjoy a visit there and love to see the farm animals in situ especailly the young piglets etc.
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