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Irish Independent
06-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Irish Independent
With Ireland's largest ball pit and an inflatable forest Dublin's new Dream Point Experience is much-hyped – but is it worth the entry fee?
If you're a parent and you live in Dublin city, you'll already be aware of the lack of decent indoor play facilities aimed at young children. Which is why the announcement of the Dream Point Experience, a huge soft play experience in the city centre, came as a welcome development.
The Irish Sun
03-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Rosanna Davison shares glimpse into ‘April adventures' and leaves fans gushing over ‘beautiful' snaps
ROSANNA Davison has left her fans gushing after sharing a glimpse into her "April adventures". The Irish model shares three kids with her husband Wes Quirke, Sophia, five, and four-year-old twins Oscar and Hugo. 3 Rosanna shared a glimpse into her 'April adventures' Credit: Instagram 3 The Irish model enjoyed quality time with her kids Credit: Instagram 3 She celebrated turning 41 Credit: Instagram The 41-year-old took to her Instagram today to share some of her favourite moments from the past month. In the first snap she shared, the mum-of-three looked stunning as she posed in the mirror wearing a vibrant spring dress. Rosanna also shared a series of snaps capturing her fun-filled moments with her little ones throughout the month. READ MORE ON ROSANNA DAVISON The family-of-five enjoyed plenty of nature walks, a visit to the Dream Point Experience and sunny days at the beach. The Irish beauty also posted snaps from the events she attended in April, showing off a range of stunning outfits. Rosanna also shared some snaps from the fun-filled night away that she had with her friends at The Club Hotel at Goffs in Co . She capped it off by sharing a picture from her 41st birthday celebrations. most read in the irish sun The Dublin native captioned her post: "April adventures." Rosanna's fans and friends all flocked to the comment section to share their love for her post. Rosanna Davison makes 'mum life' admission Annie said: "Beautiful photos and you look stunning." Gail commented: "Lovely photos of a great birthday and Easter month." Lee wrote: "Lots of beautiful photos." Emma gushed: "Gorgeous." Another added: "Beautiful." Rosanna recently admitted she has been STAR'S STRUGGLE The The TV star has previously mentioned her plan of moving into the property before summer 2025 - and with the sunny season just around the corner, work is seriously underway. The 41-year-old has been sharing snippets of their new home renovation journey on The mum-of-three took to her platform to explain how the project has been causing her some stress. Taking a snap of her clothes and shoes in a pile, Rosanna admitted that packing up her house has been a trying task. She wrote: "Started the process of clearing and packing up the house to move over the summer - there's so much to clear out, it's been causing me sleepless nights. "We've been so busy with babies/small children over the past five years, that so much stuff has built up. "I've arranged for everything in good condition to go to charity shops."
The Irish Sun
28-04-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
First look at new fun family attraction ‘Dream Point Experience' as it officially opens doors at Dublin's Docklands
THIS is the first look at the standout new fun family attraction 'Dream Point Experience' which officially opened its doors today. The massive 21,000 sq ft purpose-built, multi-room immersive 'world of dreams' at the Dublin Docklands invites families to "step inside a spectacular world where imagination leads the way". Advertisement 4 The first look at the standout new fun family attraction 'Dream Point Experience' 4 The Dublin Docklands venue is a massive 21,000 sq ft purpose-built, multi-room 'world of dreams' 4 The €3m development was created by Dan and John Gleeson The €3m development was created by Dan and John Gleeson, the Irish brothers behind The Van Gogh Experience, The Friends Experience, The Lego Bricktionary Experience and more in Dublin recently. Inside you can find The Balloon Room, where a glowing chamber is filled with oversized pink balloons complete with a walk-around path designed for visitors with sensitivities. There's also The Projection Room, the European premiere of an interactive animation wall by acclaimed Taiwanese artists Wei Wen and Damon. In the Draw Alive Room, children simply draw a picture of one of their favourite animals and submit it into a kid-friendly machine. They are then amazed to see their animal drawing come to life on the gigantic projection wall before them — jumping, running or flying across the screen. For extra fun, the child's name even appears above their animal as it moves across the scene. Advertisement Read more in Travel And in The Inflatable Forest, you can wander through huge, 10-foot, touch-sensitive inflatables that light up and change colour at every touch. In The Photo Opp Room, visitors can immerse themselves in installations that create surreal, gravity-defying moments made for the camera, including an always-fun upside-down room. The Glow Corridor sees people use a torch to create glowing trails of light on the walls, crafting magical and shareable moments. The Ball Pit Room contains Ireland's largest ball pit, overflowing with 250,000 pearl-toned balls beneath floating clouds. Advertisement Most read in Family And The Dream Café is where visitors can unwind in a stylish, family-friendly shop with artisan coffee and treats, while little ones explore a dedicated soft play zone. The developers say Dream Point is designed with children and families in mind but could also appeal to "young adults, couples and content creators seeking standout experiences". SIX-MONTH RUN It's also expected to create up to 40 new jobs locally, including creative, technical, hospitality and visitor support roles. Dream Point, which is fully accessible, operates in timed 90-minute sessions, six days a week (closed Tuesdays), for a six-month run. Advertisement Tickets are available now at Discounted rates are available for students, seniors and accessible guests. 'NEW CATEGORY OF EXPERIENCE' Family bundles are also available, with prices for a family of four starting from just €43.05. Co-founder Dan Gleeson said: "This is more than just a new attraction — it's a whole new category of experience. Advertisement "We've travelled the world to bring the best of immersive exhibitions back to Dublin, and Dream Point is our own dream brought to life. "Every room is designed to spark creativity and connection, and we are so proud to open our doors to the public today." 4 It houses Ireland's largest ball pit, overflowing with 250,000 pearl-toned balls beneath floating clouds
