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The Jackie Clarke collection will be the starting and finishing point of Ballina's Easter treasure hunt on April 4
Mayo families are invited to take part in a fun-filled Easter adventure as the town prepares to host its “Hippity Hoppity Easter Treasure Hunt.”
The interactive event will take place on Saturday, April 4, as part of the wider Easter celebrations, promising a lively morning exploration through some of Ballina’s best-known locations.
The treasure hunt will begin at the Jackie Clarke Collection at 11 am, where participating families will receive their first set of clues. From there, the trail will guide participants through the town, stretching from the scenic River Moy to the bustling Market Square.
Along the route, families will be tasked with solving riddles and uncovering hidden clues in unexpected places, encouraging both teamwork and a sense of adventure.
Once all clues have been solved, participants will return to the Jackie Clarke Collection, where answers will be revealed at 12:45 pm, and families can see how well they fared in the challenge.
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Organisers say the event is designed to be inclusive and engaging for all ages, offering a relaxed and enjoyable way to explore the town while celebrating the Easter season.
With the Easter Bunny set to make a special appearance along the trail, the event promises to be a highlight of the spring calendar in Ballina, bringing together locals and visitors for what is expected to be a “cracking” day of fun.
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