Memory Game Lighthouses of Ireland
Memory Game Lighthouses of Ireland
Explore Ireland's stunning lighthouses and have a blast while doing it with this brand new Lighthouses of Ireland Memory Game! Match 36 pairs of lighthouses for oodles of fun the whole family can enjoy.
It's a memory match made in heaven!
The game includes 72 cards. Placed face-down, the goal is to turn over two matching cards. At the end, the player with most pairs of matching cards wins.
I have tried to share the love around the country and these are the 36 lighthouses featured in the game:
Fastnet (Cork), Poolbeg (Dublin), St-John’s (Down), Dún Laoghaire East (Dublin), Hook Head (Wexford), Haulbowline (Down), The Maiden East (Antrim), Rosslare (Wexford), Metal Man (Sligo), Slyne Head (Galway), Ballycotton (Cork), Tuskar Rock (Wexford), Valentia Island (Kerry), Loop Head (Clare), Clare Island (Mayo), Wicklow Head (Wicklow), Dunmore East (Waterford), Skellig Michael (Kerry), Old Head of Kinsale (Cork), Spitbank (Cork), Blacksod (Mayo), The Baily (Dublin), Inishowen (Donegal), Fanad Head (Donegal), Blackrock (Sligo), North Bull (Dublin), Beeves Rock (Clare), Galley Head (Cork), Rathlin West (Antrim), Kish (Dublin), Scattery Island (Clare), Ferris Point (Antrim), Black Rock (Mayo), Mine Head (Waterford), Donaghadee (Down), Charles Fort (Cork)
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Brilliant item. Very well designed and great fun to use. Speedy delivery. Highly recommended. Many thanks.
IrelandA beautifully designed memory game
The Lighthouses of Ireland memory game has great pictures of various lighthouses, designed with crisp lines and enough details that you can see how they are unique from each other. The map on the side of each card means they are easy to locate and there’s an interesting fact about each lighthouse. There are illustrated instructions on the back of the box and it’s made of durable cardboard. I bought this because I think it is a piece of functional art - and may even inspire travel!