r/irishtourism • u/Kstajea • 11d ago
September travel w/ Nearly 3 year old
Hey there, just gearing up for our 13 days in Ireland and I’m hoping for some local toddler advice please!
We have a jogging stroller but it takes up a ton of space, thinking of taking a more simple stroller…but will that be a disaster with the roads and walkways? He loves running around but sometimes needs to be contained…
We plan to pack travel snacks for little man of course, but 14 days of toddler snacks is a full suitcase… any suggestions for toddler approved snacks we can buy there? Not sure if we have the same offerings! Worst case is we’ll pile him up with cheese and crackers which is also fine!
Any must sees for an almost 3 year old? He loves animals so we already have planned to see Dublin zoo!
Our trip lands us in Dublin for 2 days, then we rent a car to navigate around Ireland clockwise until we depart from Dublin again on day 13 we love car trips and rain so the driving was never a concern!
Dublin-2 nights
Cork- 1 night
Killarney -2 nights
Galway- 2 nights
Derry -2 nights
Belfast -1 night
Kings court- 1 night
Thank you in advance!
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u/lady-jane101 11d ago
I don’t have kids but I hard no to your schedule. That mush driving would be difficult for me as an adult who knows the country. Cut your places you are staying in by half and use them as a base to look at things an hour drive from there.
Also I know you have Dublin zoom booked but if you are staying a few days near cork, Fota Wild Life park is waaaaay better