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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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THE sun shone down on Russborough House on Saturday for day two of Kaleidoscope, Ireland’s family-focussed festival.
The main stage played host to festival favourite Jerry Fish, Cairde and Newton Faulkner, with headliner Gavin James bringing day two to a close. Zozimus Stage had parents and kids dancing to performances from King Kong Company, Paper Tides and Tadhg.
Aside from the music there were plenty of activities to keep children of all ages occupied from baby yoga to storytelling with Johnny Magory!
As with previous years Mark the Science guy enthralled children with his mind boggling experiments, while excited faces took in remote controlled robots and discovered creatures and critters with Collie Ennis.
With lots more activities such as foot golf, wall climbing, ziplining and archery, little weary legs retired to the campsites to get ready for another day of fun and adventure on Sunday!
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