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Tips for Visitors to 'Africa Day @ Iveagh Gardens, Dublin'

* Arrive early: entry is not guaranteed and is on a first-come, first-served basis.
* Families with small children are advised to arrive before 3pm.
* There will be no entry to the event after 6pm.
* Although the weather will hopefully be good, be prepared for rain! Have a raincoat handy and wear waterproof footwear. Umbrellas are not recommended, as these may be confiscated for health and safety reasons.
* On a more optimistic note, be prepared for sun! Bring a good supply of sun protection, a hat and plenty of drinking water.
* If you intend staying for the entire afternoon, pack a picnic and some snacks with a supply of drinking water too. Remember, you will be required to clean up after yourself, so bring a bag to pack any rubbish and take it home with you for recycling or for the bin.
* There are limited car-parking facilities available in the vicinity of the Iveagh Gardens. It is advisable to take public transport to the ‘Africa Day @ Iveagh Gardens’ event (the ‘Harcourt Street’ stop on the Green Luas Line will leave you within a couple of minutes walking distance from the venue).
* A timetable for this event and a map of the gardens will be provided at the entry point. Please note all information points as you enter the venue.
* Look after your belongings.
* The event closes at 8pm.


The event is free and is not-for-profit. The celebration is an opportunity to promote a positive image of African culture and Ireland’s relationship with Africa.

Africa Day at Iveagh Gardens will comprise the following:
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A main stage featuring an exciting line-up of leading African and Irish entertainers (the line-up will be announced shortly).
Sporting activities.
Story telling workshops.
An exhibition of African arts and crafts
Singing, dancing and musical workshops.
A Kids Corner with fun activities focusing on different aspects of African culture.

Small fun waves....on the mal....been surfing for 48 years and still fall off ....( Still learning).....love the life style....

On the northern tip of the Yuragir National Park, Angourie is surrounded by stunning beaches, picnic areas and walking tracks. The famous "Blue Pool" located in a bush setting right near the beach was originally a rock quarry which filled with fresh water when an underground spring was disturbed. It has long been a popular swimming hole, but is sometimes closed to swimming due to algae growth, so check the notices first. The beaches are superb, anyway!