Wednesday 19 January, 2022
There have been more than a few ups and downs in the saga.
The two rollercoasters will cost an estimated €15 million and create 40 new jobs in the area.
Four local residents claimed that the anticipated screaming from passengers on ‘Coaster 2021′ will increase noise disturbance in the area.
The appeal now threatens the Tayto Park timeline to have the roller-coaster constructed and open to visitors by 2021.
Some local residents had complained about noise pollution and traffic.
At peak times, customers have to wait up to two hours to get on the Viking Voyage attraction.
The theme park’s owner said the new attraction will “copper-fasten the future of Tayto Park”.
A scam had emerged on social media suggesting that the Meath fun park was running a giveaway competition.
The Meath attraction is aiming to bring in a million visitors per year.
Children can learn the rules of the road and get their own driving licence.
It said 30 of its animals had died in 2016.
Do they know it’s Christmas time at all? (Sorry.)
The hotel will have capacity for up to 1,000 guests.
Prime Time spoke to the father this evening.
The attraction is sold out tomorrow and Sunday but tickets are available for Halloween.
Nine people were taken to hospital over the incident.
The management of the amusement park said the safety of its guests is “paramount”.
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We spoke to the real people behind the iconic potato head.
After the opening of the Cú Chulainn rollercoaster this week, Raymond Coyle is already planning what’s next.
It’s big, fast and smooth.
And some lad has been in touch trying to organise proposing to his girlfriend on it! Oh dear.
Good luck keeping your crisp sandwiches down.
The battle took place last Saturday in Croke Park with Mickey Harte’s side winning by two points.
Dublin Zoo? Book of Kells? Tayto Park? Here’s the places that took the top spots on this year’s list compiled by Fáilte Ireland.
Fine Gael Meath East TD welcomed the announcement, saying it would be a “great boost” to the local community.
The young seal has been nursed back to health by the staff at Tayto Park.
It’s real, but only available in Tayto park. And it’s JUST chocolate.
Breaking via The Mire wire: Ice-cream for children’s votes? Tayto Park as possible children’s hospital site? European ‘Rear of the Year’ award for the Taoiseach?
Hallowe’en at Tayto Park… it’ll scare the crisps out of you.
