Foynes Flying Boat Museum
The story of when Foynes was the last stop for the great transatlantic flying boats in the 1930s and 40s. The showpiece is a full-size replica Boeing 314 you can walk right through, cockpit, sleeping berths and all. There are hands-on aviation and radio exhibits, and it's where Irish coffee was invented, so there's a nod to that too. Good for roughly 6 to 14.
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