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'Our Shared World' September classes are only around the corner and we have lots of fun activities planned. Over the next six weeks as well as exploring the current exhibition Memory of a Free Festival, we will be looking at artists across the continents that are inspired by the plants and animals they share their home places with. By looking at indigenous art and story telling expressed via semi abstract, naive and naturalistic styles we will use stencilling and block printing to develop our own art, a living art responsive to our own places.
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Blackwater Open Farm is a family-run open farm between the villages of Curracloe and Blackwater in Co. Wexford, and was named Best Family-Friendly Farm Attraction at the Irish Enterprise Awards in 2022. Children get hands-on with bunnies and chicks, meet the farm's larger animals, and can even 'milk' Jessie, a model dairy cow, which is a favourite with younger visitors. Outdoors there's a pedal go-kart track, a climbing frame, a zip line and a newly opened dog adventure playground, while an indoor adventure playground and tractor rides on both indoor and outdoor tracks give options whatever the weather. The whole site is wheelchair and buggy accessible, with free coach and car parking, toilets, baby changing facilities, and indoor and outdoor picnic areas for bringing your own food. When it's open, The Garden Café serves food on site as a seasonal option. Opening is weekends and bank holidays through spring, expanding to daily opening over Easter and from July through August. It's a straightforward, well-equipped day out for families in the sunny south-east, easily combined with nearby Curracloe beach.
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Kia Ora Mini Farm has been a family-run fixture near Gorey, County Wexford, since 1991, named after the Maori greeting the founders brought home from a trip to New Zealand. It's a hands-on farm where children hold and feed a mix of everyday farmyard animals and more exotic residents, including llamas, emus, alpacas, pot-bellied pigs, chinchillas, parrots and Scottish Highland cattle. Beyond the animals, the site is built for full-day play: a fire engine ride, a maze, mini diggers and go-karts on a gravel track, crazy football, and both indoor and outdoor play areas with swings and slides. One admission price covers unlimited access to every attraction for as long as you want to stay, which makes it easy to plan a relaxed half-day out rather than watching the clock. The grounds cover several acres, with an on-site coffee shop serving home baking and plenty of outdoor seating for picnics on fine days. The farm is fully wheelchair and buggy accessible with paved paths, and offers free parking, a gift shop, and dedicated packages for birthday parties and school tours.
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Secret Valley Wildlife Park spreads across 14 acres of countryside near Clonroche in Co. Wexford, and its focus sets it apart from most family zoos: nearly every animal here, from capybaras Guava and Mango to meerkats, porcupines, lemurs, tamarins, otters, ferrets and reptiles, was rescued from a compromised background such as an unsuitable former pet home or a laboratory. Visitors can hand-feed alpacas, llamas and pygmy goats, and the park runs tiered keeper experiences for ages five and up, giving children a chance to get properly close to an animal under supervision rather than just viewing it through glass. Daily keeper talks and behind-the-scenes tours add structure to a visit, and when the weather turns there's an indoor bouncy castle and obstacle course alongside outdoor play areas to keep things going. The Hungry Tortoise café serves hot food, speciality coffee and treats until late afternoon, and the site is wheelchair and buggy friendly with accessible parking, though some ground is uneven in places. It's a relaxed, walk-up attraction with no pre-booking required for general entry, roughly ninety minutes from Dublin.
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This 35-acre open-air museum near Wexford town takes children on a walk through 9,000 years of Irish history, from Mesolithic hunter-gatherer camps to a Viking shipyard and a Norman motte-and-bailey castle. Sixteen full-scale reconstructed sites let kids step inside a crannóg, a ringfort and early Christian monastic buildings rather than just reading about them, and guided tours (included with admission) bring the different eras to life along woodland trails beside the River Slaney. Live demonstrations, including falconry displays, add an extra hands-on element that younger visitors especially enjoy. The riverside visitor centre houses a café and restaurant with outdoor seating, useful for refuelling mid-walk, and the largely flat, path-based layout makes it manageable for buggies and younger legs over a couple of hours. School groups are well catered for with dedicated educational programmes tied to the curriculum. Because the whole site is outdoors and involves a fair bit of walking between reconstructions, it works best on a dry day, but it's a rare chance for kids to physically walk through the sweep of Irish history in one visit rather than seeing it behind glass.
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Community parent and toddler group offering informal weekly playtime and social contact for local parents, carers and young children, held at Mount Saint Joseph, Maiden Lane.
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Community parent and toddler group offering informal weekly playtime and social contact for local parents, carers and young children, held at Southend FRC Maudlintown Wexford.
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Community parent and toddler group offering informal weekly playtime and social contact for local parents, carers and young children, held at Kilanerin Community Centre.
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Community parent and toddler group offering informal weekly playtime and social contact for local parents, carers and young children, held at Riverchapel Community Complex Hub.
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Community parent and toddler group offering informal weekly playtime and social contact for local parents, carers and young children, held at Clonard Community Centre.
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Community parent and toddler group offering informal weekly playtime and social contact for local parents, carers and young children, held at Castlebridge Hall.
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Community parent and toddler group offering informal weekly playtime and social contact for local parents, carers and young children, held at ARC FRC, Clonroche Office.
View full details →Turtle Tots baby and toddler swimming lessons at Brandon House Hotel, part of the nationwide Turtle Tots Ireland franchise. Offers baby swimming lessons (3 - 17 months), pre-school swimming lessons (2.5 - 4.5 years), toddler swimming lessons (18 months - 2 years 11 months) in a warm teaching pool, with small class sizes and a structured, level-based curriculum.
View full details →Recurring kids trad/instrument classes; LCM exams.
View full details →Recurring CRDM school (not affiliated with Power Academy Hartstown, Dublin).
View full details →Recurring CRDM school; active at 2023 feiseanna.
View full details →AIRE North Wexford; lessons plus beach rides.
View full details →40+ year AIRE school; min age 7; indoor + outdoor.
View full details →AIRE: instruction, trekking, cross-country; confirm junior lesson days.
View full details →Family AIRE school; small-group lessons ages 6+.
View full details →AIRE centre: therapeutic riding, equine-assisted learning, recreational lessons.
View full details →Weekly junior/teen trad, singing, sean-nós since 2002.
View full details →Weekly Thu term-time: juniors 5-12 (15:00) and seniors 13-18 (16:00).
View full details →Weekly youth arts; Youth Theatre Ireland Wexford listing.
View full details →Weekly Youth Theatre Ireland member since 2003; ~50 members 11-23 in three groups.
View full details →SDTI-listed Wexford teacher; confirm current kids class hall.
View full details →Recurring drama school since 2002 (~250 pupils); National Opera House senior showcase Mar 2026.
View full details →Weekly after-school speech & drama Sep-Jun; Irish Board exams; SDTI member.
View full details →Recurring RAD ballet/modern/jazz/contemporary from age 3. Principal ex-ENB.
View full details →Recurring dance/drama/singing ages 3-18 (~180 pupils). Golden Dance Awards 2025.
View full details →Recurring ballet/contemporary/hip-hop for children; National Opera House student shows 2025-26.
View full details →Recurring ballet/modern/tap/contemporary/acro from age 2+ since 1965.
View full details →Turtle Tots baby and toddler swimming lessons at Wexford Swimming Pool, part of the nationwide Turtle Tots Ireland franchise. Offers baby swimming lessons (3 - 17 months), pre-school swimming lessons (2.5 - 4.5 years), toddler swimming lessons (18 months - 2 years 11 months) in a warm teaching pool, with small class sizes and a structured, level-based curriculum.
View full details →Turtle Tots baby and toddler swimming lessons at The Apex, part of the nationwide Turtle Tots Ireland franchise. Offers baby swimming lessons (3 - 17 months), pre-school swimming lessons (2.5 - 4.5 years), toddler swimming lessons (18 months - 2 years 11 months) in a warm teaching pool, with small class sizes and a structured, level-based curriculum.
View full details →Turtle Tots baby and toddler swimming lessons at Talbot Hotel Wexford, part of the nationwide Turtle Tots Ireland franchise. Offers baby swimming lessons (3 - 17 months), pre-school swimming lessons (2.5 - 4.5 years), toddler swimming lessons (18 months - 2 years 11 months) in a warm teaching pool, with small class sizes and a structured, level-based curriculum.
View full details →Rugbytots rugby classes for ages 2 to 5 years at Mercy School, Saturday. Run by Rugbytots Ireland.
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Structured pre-school football classes focused on building confidence, coordination and social skills in a fun, pressure-free environment, led by specially trained coaches.
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Structured pre-school football classes focused on building confidence, coordination and social skills in a fun, pressure-free environment, led by specially trained coaches.
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Structured pre-school football classes focused on building confidence, coordination and social skills in a fun, pressure-free environment, led by specially trained coaches.
View full details →Structured baby and toddler swimming lessons run by Water Babies, a UK-founded swim school franchise, progressing from parent-and-baby water confidence through to independent swimming skills for 4+ year olds, taught by SWIM England-qualified instructors in a heated pool (29-32C depending on age group).
View full details →Structured baby and toddler swimming lessons run by Water Babies, a UK-founded swim school franchise, progressing from parent-and-baby water confidence through to independent swimming skills for 4+ year olds, taught by SWIM England-qualified instructors in a heated pool (29-32C depending on age group).
View full details →Community Irish traditional music group offering affordable group classes for kids (5+) to adults.
View full details →School of modern dance established 1998 in New Ross; stages shows twice yearly.
View full details →Karate academy offering karate classes for kids in New Ross.
View full details →Family-run arty/crafty activity venue for children and adults offering parties, classes and seasonal activities since 2011.
View full details →After-school dance programme for children and teens focusing on contemporary modern and creative dance with mindfulness and stretching; term structure Sept-June.
View full details →Stage school for children dedicated to building confidence through performing arts; listed for Gorey.
View full details →Weekly baby and toddler multi-sensory play and music classes in the Gorey area (venue Kilanerin Community Center).
View full details →Leisure facility near Gorey/Courtown with Children's Swim Academy (4+), parent and toddler swim lessons, GymKids children's fitness/gymnastics movement programme, and multi-activity kids options.
View full details →Public swimming pool and leisure centre offering swimming lessons and family programmes in Enniscorthy.
View full details →Hip hop dance classes for young people at Presentation Arts Centre, Enniscorthy, Tuesday afternoons 3pm–6pm.
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Ready Steady Play & Music runs Friday morning classes in Enniscorthy for babies and toddlers, combining play, music and movement around a different theme each week. Parent-and-toddler classes at this age give little ones early exposure to group settings, songs and simple movement, while also giving parents a chance to connect with other local families. The Friday morning slot fits neatly into a weekly routine, and the changing weekly themes keep sessions varied for both children and the adults attending with them.
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Prima Archery runs youth archery classes at its indoor range in Davidstown, Enniscorthy, with two age-based groups: Kids Archery for ages 6 to 12 and Youth Archery for ages 8 to 17. Being indoors means sessions aren't weather-dependent, giving a reliable year-round option for a sport that's less commonly available to children in Ireland. All equipment is provided, so families don't need to invest in a bow before trying the sport, making it an easy activity to sample for children curious about archery.
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Red Moon Youth Theatre at the Presentation Arts Centre on Convent Road, Enniscorthy runs weekly drama sessions on Thursdays from 4:30 to 5:30pm for children from Junior Infants through to 6th Class. Covering the full range of primary school years in one group gives younger and older children the chance to work together on drama activities. The focus is on building communication skills and confidence through drama, rather than working toward formal performances, making it a good fit for children who might be shy or simply want to build presentation skills in a supportive setting.
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Slaneyside School of Dancing teaches ballet, tap, modern and jazz to children at St Aidan's Hall on Irish Street, Enniscorthy. The school follows both ISTD and RAD syllabuses, two of the main recognised examination bodies for dance in Ireland, giving structured progression for children interested in working toward graded exams. Offering four distinct styles under one school lets children try different disciplines and find what suits them best, whether that's the discipline of classical ballet, the rhythm work of tap, or the more expressive movement of modern and jazz.
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Leebow runs weekly art classes for children aged 5 to 13, with each term running 7 weeks and priced at €100. For younger siblings, a separate toddler class, Art Explorers, runs on Wednesdays, giving families with children of different ages an option to bring both along on the same day if their schedules line up. The structured 7-week term format gives a defined start and end point, useful for parents planning around school terms and other activities.
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Kung Fu Kickboxing Wexford teaches children a combination of Kung Fu, kickboxing, self-defence and circuit training, led by chief instructor Bobby O'Neill, who brings over 40 years of experience to the club. Blending several martial arts disciplines with circuit-style fitness work gives classes variety, mixing technique practice with more general conditioning. That level of long-standing instructor experience is a notable feature for a children's martial arts club in the area.
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Caroline Bergin Art runs beginner-friendly art classes for children aged 5 to 15, based in Gorey, covering painting, drawing and clay work across the programme. Having all three media within the one class gives children a varied creative diet rather than focusing narrowly on just drawing or just painting. All materials are provided, so families don't need to source or bring any art supplies before a child's first class.
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'Our Shared World' September classes are only around the corner and we have lots of fun activities planned. Over the next six weeks as well as exploring the current exhibition Memory of a Free Festival, we will be looking at artists across the continents that are inspired by the plants and animals they share their home places with. By looking at indigenous art and story telling expressed via semi abstract, naive and naturalistic styles we will use stencilling and block printing to develop our own art, a living art responsive to our own places.
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The Stables, a fitness and wellbeing centre in Gorey, Co. Wexford, runs kids' fitness classes as part of its broader programme of activity for the local community. Group fitness classes for children typically combine movement games, basic strength and coordination work, and general conditioning in a format that keeps younger participants engaged rather than following an adult-style workout structure. Being part of an established fitness and wellbeing centre means access to a proper indoor training space alongside the class itself.
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TEKcentral, based in Harperstown, Wexford, runs hands-on coding classes for children that start with visual tools like Scratch and MakeCode before progressing to text-based languages such as Python and C. That progression gives children a genuine coding pathway rather than a one-off introductory session, letting them build from block-based logic to real programming syntax as their skills develop. Classes are kept small, giving each child more individual support and screen time during hands-on coding work.
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Bar Monkey Calisthenics, based at Ballyloughan Business Park on the Arklow Road in Gorey, runs age-graded calisthenics programmes spanning from 4-6 year olds right through to 14-16 year olds. Alongside the standard age-group classes, dedicated statics and strength courses are available for children wanting to focus more specifically on bodyweight strength skills. Calisthenics builds functional strength and body control using just bodyweight movement, an approach that scales naturally across this wide age range as children get stronger and more coordinated.
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In Townparks, Wexford, Water Babies runs swimming classes for children from young babies up to around 5 years old. Each session lasts 30 minutes with no more than 10 children and one carer per child, so instructors can give focused attention throughout. Water skills are developed gradually using song, play and repetition, keeping the sessions playful and low-pressure. Beyond building swimming ability, the classes are designed as valuable bonding time between parent and child. Term pricing for the Wexford town venue is available on enquiry.
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Water Babies offers swimming lessons in Ballindinas, Co. Wexford, for children from babies up to around 5 years old. Sessions run for 30 minutes with a maximum of 10 children, each paired with their own carer, keeping the class small and manageable. Water skills build gradually through song, play and repetition, making lessons feel like fun rather than formal training. The format also gives parents dedicated time to bond with their child each week. Term pricing for the Ballindinas venue is available directly from Water Babies on enquiry.
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In Killinierin, County Wexford, Ready to Play's Borleagh venue offers weekly play and music classes for babies and toddlers, led by child development experts and teachers. Each week explores a new theme, with over 30 to work through across the year, from the rainforest to circus skills. Baby classes suit newborns to pre-walkers, while Walkers-Toddlers Play & Music covers pre-walkers up to 3.5 years, with the sessions also building a sense of community among local parents and caregivers. 5 sessions cost €70.
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Ready to Play's Enniscorthy classes bring child development experts and teachers together with families in County Wexford for weekly play and music sessions, with a fresh theme each week drawn from a rotating set of over 30 - rainforest, under the sea, circus skills among them. Baby classes run from newborn to pre-walkers, and Walkers-Toddlers Play & Music covers pre-walkers to 3.5 years old, with every session doubling as a chance for parents and caregivers to build community. A block of 5 sessions is €70.
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Ready to Play's Whiterock North venue in County Wexford offers weekly play and music classes for babies and toddlers, run by child development experts and teachers with a new themed adventure each week. Over 30 themes - from the rainforest to circus skills - feature across the year. Baby classes run from newborn to pre-walkers, with Walkers-Toddlers Play & Music covering pre-walkers up to 3.5 years old. The classes double as a community space where parents and caregivers get to know one another. 5 sessions for €70.
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Ready Steady Play and Music's Wexford classes are part of a South East programme that also runs weekly in Waterford, Dungarvan and Kilkenny, offering play, music and movement sessions for children from newborn to primary school age. Sensory Baby Play and Music is designed for newborns up to pre-walkers, while Toddler Play and Music suits walkers through to preschoolers; each week follows a new theme supporting five key areas of development - social, emotional, cognitive, physical and language. Sessions are led by trained play educators and give parents and carers a chance to build connections with others in the area. A 5-week term costs 72.50 euro. Visit www.ready2play.ie for bookings and current class times in Wexford.
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ARC (Adamstown/Raheen/Clonroche) Family Resource Centre runs this Wexford parent and toddler group at Adamstown Community Centre every Friday from 9.30 to 11am during term time, at €2 per family - contact Amanda on 089 4285037. Expect activities, mindfulness, classes and presentations alongside plenty of chances to connect with other local parents and for children to build friendships. A parallel session runs at Raheen Community Hall every Thursday, same times and price - contact Rachel on 087 9669553 or Jayne on 089 4354670.
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In Barntown, Co. Wexford, Babywearing Ireland holds a peer-to-peer Sling Meet for parents and carers of babies and toddlers up to age 3. The sessions are facilitated by volunteers with babywearing experience and are designed as an informal space to share experiences rather than get professional advice. A sling library service runs through the meet, letting parents borrow a stretchy wrap, woven wrap, ring sling, mei tai or soft structured carrier for a small fee to trial at home for a month. Anyone who can't make it to Barntown in person can also order slings from the national library, delivered by courier. Meets typically take place monthly; follow Babywearing Ireland's social media for the next Barntown date.
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Wexford Town Library keeps a busy weekly calendar for children and young people of all ages. Younger visitors can join Rhyme Time on Wednesdays at 11am or Story Time on Saturdays at 11am, while older kids might prefer the Junior Chess Club (Wednesdays, 3.30-4.30pm) or Lego Free Play (Saturdays, 11am-3pm). Teenagers are catered for too, with a Young Adult Book Club meeting every Wednesday from 4pm to 5pm. All sessions are free to attend, and no booking is generally required beyond turning up on the day.
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Down Syndrome Wexford's Parent and Toddler Group, also known as 3-2-1 Tots, supports parents of preschool-aged children with a playgroup held every second Sunday morning during term time at Craanford Community Centre. Little ones get to play together in a relaxed, understanding setting. The group runs an active Instagram account that can be requested to join for further details, and it's free to attend; contact David on 086 333 2845.
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Toddle On is based at Pinewood Business Park in Whitemill North, Wexford, and welcomes children from newborn right up to around ten years old. With both classes and drop-in play sessions each priced at €10, it offers some flexibility for families — whether joining a structured class or simply dropping in for a play session on a given day, all within the same dedicated venue rather than a shared community space. As specific days and times aren't listed here, parents in the Wexford area are encouraged to contact Toddle On directly to confirm the current schedule before visiting.
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Taghmon Parent, Baby and Toddler Group is hosted by Taghmon Family Resource Centre on Joseph Street every Thursday during the school term, 9.30am to 11am, for parents, grandparents, foster parents and childminders with children aged 0 to 4. Sessions include sensory activities alongside the usual chat and play, and the group marks the year with seasonal events such as Santa visits and trips to local castles. It's free to attend, with donations welcome; contact Emma on 053 913 4465.
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Also known as Little Steps Playgroup, Rosslare Parent, Baby and Toddler Group meets every Thursday during the school term, 9.30am to 11am, at Rosslare Community & Sports Centre. Sessions are drop-in, welcoming babies right through to preschoolers, with toys and plenty of space to play in the hall. The group occasionally puts on special events like puppet shows or face painting, and always welcomes new members and holiday visitors. Cost is €2 per family; contact Maria on 053 913 2202.
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Rathnure Parent, Baby and Toddler Group gives parents, fathers and minders a chance to get out of the house while children get some playtime with others their own age, meeting every Friday during the school term from 9.30am to 11.15am at Rathnure National School. Expect fun, games and plenty of laughter, with lots of toys on hand. Cost is €2 per family; contact Emma on 086 842 8848.
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Ramsgrange Parent, Baby and Toddler Group is hosted by South West Wexford Family Resource Centre every Tuesday during the school term, 10am to 12pm, and is aimed at children from birth to 4 years old. Parents get the chance to chat and compare notes on their child's development while the kids play and socialise with a wide range of toys and equipment, with a sing-song built into each session and a staff member on hand to facilitate. Cost is €3 per family, and new members are always welcome; contact Sinead on 087 360 5595.
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North Wexford Parent and Toddler Group meets every Tuesday morning, 10am to 11.30am, in the Viewing Gallery at KCC, Kilanerin. It's a voluntary, non-profit group run by parents for parents, built around building a support network and sharing tips in a relaxed setting. A soft play area with a bouncy castle and ball pit gives babies and toddlers plenty of room to explore, and the €3 fee covers room hire along with tea and coffee for the adults.
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New Ross Parent, Baby and Toddler Group meets every Friday during the school term, 9.30am to 11am, at Youth New Ross on The Bullawn. It's an easy way for parents to meet for tea, coffee and a chat while the children play - no registration or sign-up needed, just drop in. It's free to attend, with donations welcome. For more information, contact Lauren or Hayley at info@ynr.ie or call the office on 051 425 415, extension 16.
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New Ross Library in Co. Wexford hosts a free parent and toddler session for children from newborn up to around four years old. Library-based toddler groups like this one typically offer a calm, familiar indoor setting for babies and young children to play, listen to songs and mix with other local families, all at no cost to attend. Being based in a library also puts children's books and story resources close at hand. As specific days and times aren't listed here, parents in the New Ross area are encouraged to contact the library directly to confirm the current schedule before attending.
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Southend Family Resource Centre runs the Maudlintown Parent, Baby and Toddler Group every Thursday during the school term, 9.30am to 11.30am, at its base on Hantoon Road, just off Maudlintown Green and opposite the Senator Windows building. The aim is to give parents a supportive space away from their own four walls while children play safely together. Each week brings a different activity for the toddlers - painting, puppet making, baking, or time outdoors when the weather allows - alongside healthy snacks for the kids and tea and coffee for the grown-ups. Parents also pick up informal support and information on courses, training and other services available through the centre. Cost is a voluntary €2 per family contribution; contact Siobhan on 087 763 3002.
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Lullababy Baby Classes runs a range of term-based sessions for babies at An Seomra, Room 23, Gorey Business Park. Baby Massage classes suit babies from birth to 12 months and run over 6 weeks, while Baby Reflexology follows a 5-week term for the same age range - both sessions last 90 minutes and typically start at 10am. For slightly older babies, Baby Yoga is suited to those from around 12 weeks up to pre-crawling age, running as a 4-week term.
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Gorey Parent, Baby and Toddler Group meets every Tuesday during the school term, 10am to 12pm, in a colourful, well-equipped playroom at Gorey Youth Needs Group on St Michael's Road. It's run informally by parents themselves with support from GYNG staff, welcoming children from newborn right up to school-going age, along with their parents, childminders or grandparents. There's no charge to join, though donations towards tea, coffee and refreshments are appreciated. New members are always welcome; call 053 942 2611 for details.
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Gorey Library offers a varied programme for babies and kids throughout the month. Baby and Toddler Storytime runs every Tuesday at 11am, while Lego Freeplay takes over on Saturdays from 10.30am to 12.30pm. Families looking for something different can join the Parent and Toddler Rhyme and Song Time held in Ukrainian on the second Wednesday of each month at 10.30am, or Sensory Play sessions on the third Monday of the month at 11am.
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Enniscorthy Library runs a full slate of free weekly activities for children and teens. Rhyme Time gathers little ones for songs and rhymes every Wednesday at 11am, followed by Story Time on Saturdays at 11am for slightly older children. There's also a Junior Chess Club on Wednesdays from 3.30pm to 4.30pm, Lego Free Play running Saturdays from 11am to 3pm, and a Young Adult Book Club meeting Wednesdays from 4pm to 5pm - something for nearly every age group across the week.
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Craanford Parent, Baby and Toddler Group runs a playgroup for babies, wobblers, toddlers and preschoolers at Craanford Community Centre every second Thursday during the school term, 10.30am to 12.30pm. It's a drop-in morning where parents and carers can meet new people while the children play and make friends. Cost is €4 per family; contact Carol on 087 288 9917 for more information.
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Bunclody Parent, Baby and Toddler Group meets every Thursday during the school term, 9.30am to 11am, at the Pastoral Centre attached to Most Holy Trinity Church on Main Street. It's a welcoming spot for parents, carers and grandparents to meet over a cup of tea while children play, take part in activities and enjoy some songs. Cost is €3 per family. The group keeps a private Facebook page for planned activities - contact Catherine on 083 321 9929 to get involved.
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Bree Parent, Baby and Toddler Group meets every Tuesday during the school term, 10.30am to 12pm, at Bree Community Centre near Enniscorthy. It's open to parents, grandparents, childminders and children from babies through to wobblers and toddlers, and sessions are drop-in with no need to book ahead. Cost is from €2 per family. Contact Ruth on 085 118 0930 or Alice on 085 229 5817 - phone is the best way to reach the group, as its social media isn't actively updated.
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Ballymoney Steiner Kindergarten and Preschool hosts a Parent and Toddler group in its child-centred rooms, meeting every Thursday during the school term from 9.30am to 11.30am in Kiltennel, Gorey. Children get to explore toys and play with others in a calm, Steiner-inspired setting, and the entrance fee includes a healthy snack and hot drink for adults. Fees start from €8 per family; email ballymoneysteiner@gmail.com to find out more or arrange a first visit.
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Run by ARC (Adamstown/Raheen/Clonroche) Family Resource Centre, this Wexford parent and toddler group meets in Raheen Community Hall every Thursday from 9.30 to 11am during the school term, at €2 per family. Sessions mix activities, mindfulness, classes and presentations with plenty of time to connect with other local parents while the children make friends. Contact Rachel on 087 9669553 or Jayne on 089 4354670. A sister group runs at Adamstown Community Centre every Friday, same times and price - contact Amanda on 089 4285037. All parents, guardians and childminders are welcome at either.
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Painting and Drawing Classes runs from the Wexford Enterprise Centre on Rosslare Road, with terms structured around the school year - 9-week blocks from September through to mid-June, followed by dedicated summer programmes in painting and drawing techniques. Mosaic courses are also available, either as one or two-day weekend workshops or as part of a full 9-week term, giving a bit more variety alongside the core painting and drawing offering. Classes are pitched at different ability levels, from complete beginners to more advanced students, with full details available at artclasseswexford.com.
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Kids Patch lists 97 kids activities and classes in Wexford. Each listing links straight through to the provider — Kids Patch is free for parents to use and takes no booking fee or commission.
The categories with the most listings are Parent-and-toddler (30), Dance (16), Swimming (10), Drama (8), Arts and crafts (6), Horse Riding (5), Music (5), Football (3), and 9 more.
Across the listings on this page, ages run from birth up to 23 years. 64 of the 97 state an age range. The rest leave it open, so it is worth asking the provider directly.
6 of the 97 listings publish a price, ranging from €9 to €14. Most providers set fees per term rather than per class and quote on enquiry, so contact them directly for a current figure.
Yes — 7 of the 97 listings are free to attend. Use the "Free classes only" filter above to see just those.
It varies by provider: of the 97 listings, 10 are parent-accompanied and 2 are drop-off. The rest do not state a policy — assume younger age groups are parent-accompanied unless the provider says otherwise.