Ennis Friary is a medieval Franciscan friary founded in the 13th century, now a national monument. Families can explore the atmospheric ruins, including the choir, transept, tower, and cloister, featuring intricate stone carvings like the MacMahon tomb. There are no dedicated children's activities, but the open layout and historic details can fascinate older kids. Admission is free, but note there are no toilets or café on site.
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Free / cheap
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Ennis Friary is a medieval Franciscan friary founded in the 13th century, now a national monument.
value
Free admission but plan for basics
Admission is free, but there are no toilets or café on site, so use facilities elsewhere first and bring snacks.
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