TEAM BUILDING

A unique opportunity for participants to experience the richness of Irelands’ sporting traditions, as well as some novelty challenges. The emphasis is on fun but individuals can draw on their own personal and collective skills to build a cohesive team spirit

A Ferrari in disguise this vehicle can perform at the very highest level as it negotiates a series of obstacles. Only a real ‘team’ effort between the passenger and the driver will give real results.

The ancient game of Hurling has been played in Ireland for over two thousand years and is now part of the cultural and sporting identity of the Irish people. Following a short introduction to the history and heritage of the game, participants will have the opportunity to test their own Hurling Skills.

The well known Welly throwing competition – test your Welly throwing skills!

This true test of team strength gets the team not just motivated but develops that great sense of team effort and bonding.

Has your team got the skills to set a new record, currently held by a group of Swedish Engineers of 2.2mtrs, in this challenging event? Not as easy as it looks using Turf!

A tabletop iPad based game which uses image recognition and augmented reality. The Escape Challenge is a problem-solving team building activity for groups of any size. Based on the popular escape room challenges, it involves an hourlong collection of virtual tasks, where teams have the chance to solve puzzles, tackle questions and answer riddles. Starting in a ‘locked office’, teams are required to work their way through a series of tasks, which are displayed on interactive games screens, earning points as they go, on a mission to ‘escape’ within the 60-minute time limit. As well as being enjoyable, the challenge encourages team building and group engagement.

In this frantic team building event, teams work together to break the codes and unlock the safe. They will be given a selection of props and locked boxes, requiring all of their creative and problem-solving abilities combined to crack the puzzles within the time provided. The event begins with a message delivered by the event coordinator who will start the countdown. Teams must then come up with the best approach to tackle the puzzles and begin solving. Teams will use their creativity and collaborative skills rather than physical power to open each lock, each one revealing a number of the safe’s code. Each puzzle solved will lead to another until all are solved and the winning team unlocks the safe. This is all about effective communication in solving a series of problems, there is no room for solo runs by individuals as this requires a team effort.