The idea sparked from a newspaper article she read over a decade ago.
A Westmeath woman is hoping to raise €10,000 to make her new board game idea a reality.
Ursula Cafferty from Mullingar says her idea called ActiVacation came about in 2008 when she read a newspaper article which revealed that people were choosing a staycation over going abroad during the recession.

The aim of the game is to get to the airport with a number of obstacles along the way.
You can pledge €10 or more online here.

Ms Cafferty wants to produce 500 board games if she can reach her target:
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