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HOW did Easter egg hunts get so popular? Not so long ago, it seems, the Easter Bunny was content to stash a few Cadbury’s Creme Eggs among spring buds around the garden. Today, they’re multiplying like ... erm, bunnies. Here’s some of the best.
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CourtsFeaturesEasterEaster eggseaster activitieseaster weekendeaster weekend activitiesBrian BoruFarmleighHayfield ManorPlace: Airfield Estate, DublinPlace: AirfieldPlace: IrelandPlace: Ballincollig Regional Park, CorkPlace: Ballincollig Regional ParkPlace: Cork’s Model Farm RoadPlace: ClarePlace: Clontarf…Place: St Anne’s ParkPlace: DublinPlace: BallinaPlace: Farmleigh, Dublin…Place: FarmleighPlace: Cork…Place: StonehallPlace: Kilcornan,Place: Co LimerickPlace: LimerickPlace: Bunratty CastlePlace: Bunratty Castle Folk ParkPlace: Milk MarketPlace: Hayfield Manor, CorkPlace: Hayfield ManorPerson: Joanna KidneyPerson: Brian BoruPerson: Edward Cecil GuinnessPerson: Queen ElizabethPerson: Bugsy the RabbitPerson: BugsyPerson: Easter BunnyEvent: EasterEvent: Battle of ClontarfEvent: Vikings WeekendEvent: Easter eggEvent: Mad Hatter Tea PartyOrganisation: CadburyOrganisation: Girls’ Club CorkOrganisation: Leahy’sOrganisation: ’s Strand HotelOrganisation: Blue BookOrganisation: Perrott’s Garden Bistro
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