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Digging into the Past

Slieve Gullion Forest Park, 89 Drumintee Road, Killeavy, County Armagh, BT35 8SW
Digging in the Past at Slieve Gullion Forest Park

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Join our expert archaeologists for a day of super cool history activities!

Get your hands dirty and dig up tools used by our ancient pals and take part in a bunch of fun games, like building a mesolithic hut or creating an epic passage grave!

This is not just any ordinary day out, it's an adventure through time!

Look for the Purple Flag on Arrival | Parking Charges Apply

Outdoor Events are Weather Dependent and Subject to Change

Wear Suitable Clothing and Footwear

Find out more www.visitmournemountains.co.uk/forests

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This is a free event.

Please note that car parking charges apply.

Outdoor events are weather dependent and subject to change. Please ensure you wear suitable clothing and footwear.

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