To celebrate the arrival of summer Translink has created a three-part series, Little Adventures, featuring a number of young explorers. The first #LittleAdventure sees Cara Gallagher, age 7, from North Belfast and her family hop on-board the train to the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum.
Pictured (L-R):Rosa Hamilton, Erin McCrea, Toby McCrea, Ava Gallagher and Bertie McCrea from Newtownabbey.
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To celebrate the arrival of summer Translink has created a three-part series, Little Adventures, featuring a number of young explorers. The first #LittleAdventure sees Cara Gallagher, age 7, from North Belfast and her family hop on-board the train to the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum.
Pictured: Cara’s younger sister Ava Gallagher, age 4, trying on some ‘olden’ day outfits.
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To celebrate the arrival of summer Translink has created a three-part series, Little Adventures, featuring a number of young explorers. The first #LittleAdventure sees Cara Gallagher, age 7, from North Belfast and her family hop on-board the train to the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum.
Pictured (L-R):Rosa Hamilton, Erin McCrea, Toby McCrea, Ava Gallagher and Bertie McCrea from Newtownabbey.
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To celebrate the arrival of summer Translink has created a three-part series, Little Adventures, featuring a number of young explorers. The first #LittleAdventure sees Cara Gallagher, age 7, from Newtownabbey and her family hop on-board the train to the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum.
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To celebrate the arrival of summer Translink has created a three-part series, Little Adventures, featuring a number of young explorers. The first #LittleAdventure sees Cara Gallagher, age 7, from Newtownabbey and her family hop on-board the train to the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum.
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To celebrate the arrival of summer Translink has created a three-part series, Little Adventures, featuring a number of young explorers. The first #LittleAdventure sees Cara Gallagher, age 7, from Newtownabbey and her family hop on-board the train to the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum.
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– Translink create a series of #LittleAdventures to celebrate family fun days-out in NI
To celebrate summer in Northern Ireland Translink has created a three-part series,Little Adventures, featuring young enthusiastic explorers. The ‘little’ travel blogs review popular visitor attractions and will be released over the next three days. See the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum, The Giant’s Causeway and Titanic Belfast and SS Nomadic through the eyes of children as they take you on their magical and captivating expeditions.
The first #LittleAdventure sees Cara Gallagher, age 7, from Newtownabbey and her family hop on-board the train to the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum. Watch blog #1 here:
Visit www.translink.co.uk for further information on summer promotional fares and partner offers for visitor attractions in Northern Ireland.
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