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Showing posts with label Woodstown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Woodstown. Show all posts

Saturday, March 15, 2014

Belated walks summary


The February Walk was along Dungarvan Bay on Sunday February 16th. The walk leader was Waterford IWT's resident field ecologist, Denis Cullen.     The walk took in part of the converted rail bed. There was lots of historical and wildlife interest.


The January walk on January 19th was to Woodstown.
Thanks to Denis Cullen for the photos.


Tuesday, December 11, 2012

IWT Christmas outing



The Irish Wildlife Trust’s Christmas  walk and social takes place next Sunday December 16th  starting at 2 pm from the main car park at Woodstown.  We will walk to Creadan ( Fornaught) Strand and from there to the Giant’s Grave ( the Neolithic Passage grave at Harristown) along a section of the legendary Bóthar na mBan Gorm and by road back to Woodstown.  The walk is about 2½ hours and will be energetic in places.  The Bóthar is badly rutted near the Grave  and uneven in other places so strollers are not recommended..   But there is an option of a shorter route suitable for strollers.   Otherwise it is a family friendly event full of interest for all ages.  Afterwards there will be an informal Christmas get -together in a local hostelry and we would love to meet and chat with  members and friends 
and the general public  there.