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Showing posts with label Comeraghs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Comeraghs. Show all posts

Thursday, September 30, 2010

Looped Walks and Trails


This Sunday is National Trails Day...click here for full details.
Rathgormack Hiking Centre Lough Mohra Loop Rathgormack
Rathgormack Hiking Centre Exploring The Gap nature and landscape Nire Valley to Rathgormack
Kilmacthomas Walking Club Crohaun Walk Mar Mar Rd near Lemybrien
The Comeragh Mountaineering Club The Comeragh Mountaineering Club Open Day Coumshingaun Corrie Lake in the Comeragh Mts




Worth checking out the Discover Ireland website for the section on Looped Walks. Click here.
You can download trail maps.

Friday, May 15, 2009

Bealtaine events on 23rd and 24th May

As part of the Bealtaine Festival organised by Calmast, the Waterford branch of the Irish Wildlife Trust will host the following two events.

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Food for Free!
Join Marie Power on Saturday 23rd May at Kilfarassey Strand, Fenor, Co. Waterford for seaweed identification and it's use in cooking. The event will include samples of "sea vegetables" and dishes made from them, a scramble on the rocks to see how they grow and how to collect in a sustainable way, and some beauty uses of seaweed. Those interested should assemble at 10.30am at Kilfarrassey carpark.
Directions: From Tramore take coast road (R675) towards Dungarvan. Just before the village of Fenor, take the turn to the left which is signposted Kilfarassey. The car park is about a mile down this road.

Wildwatch.
Date: Sunday 24th May
Venue: Mahonbridge/ Comeraghs - Mahon bridge Village. Participants will learn about the animals and plants that live in the Comeraghs. The Crough Walk is a 2km woodland walk along the banks of the Mahon Stream. Here we will do some nature spotting, mammal tracking, tree naming, stream dipping and identifying bird calls.
The walk will be lead by Denis Cullen.We will assemble at 2.00 pm at Mahon Bridge. Directions: From Waterford take the N25 (Cork road). Turn off (right) just past Kilmacthomas for Mahonbridge. Continue for approximately 4km until you arrive in the village of Mahonbridge