Wexford People

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THE HOOK Peninsula is the place to be this weekend when the ‘Hooked on the Sea Festival’ takes place, kick starting a summer of activities in the area.

The festival is now in its third year and promeveryo­ne, ises to have something for with an exciting selection of marine themed activities for all ages across the peninsula ; including seafood specials, cookery demonstrat­ions, kids workshops, water activities.

Children go free into many of the peninsula’s main attraction­s. Activities o paddle boarding, boat trips on and off the water; produce picnics, foraging, -themed children’s events and more.

Jane McWilliams from Hook Tourism said: ‘This feelgood event of the summer has built up a reputation on the peninsula where activities are plentiful and all ages are catered for. It’s a community event where local businesses have

worked together to create the Hooked on the Sea brand by offering discounts over the June Bank Holiday weekend.’

Brochures, complete with free face painting vouchers, are available for the action packed weekend in Hook Tourism’s tourist office in Duncannon or Fethard-on-Sea for your free copy.

Hook Tourism thanked Wexford County Council and Bord Iascaigh Mhara under the Fisheries Local Area Group for sponsoring the event.

For further informatio­n check out www.hookpenins­ula.com.

As part of the Hooked on the Sea festival, special events at Hook Lighthouse take place on Sunday and Monday. Entertainm­ent from The Wobbly Circus, a merry go round and swing boats, games on the lawns with Captain Hook and Pirate Pat as they host PirateFest from midday to 4 p.m. daily. Children are invited to come dressed as a pirate to win loot.

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PirateFest and more await at Hooked on the Sea Festival this weekend.

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