Activities for week beginning November 12th

Posted on November 12, 2012 by coolamber71

A chairde,
Fáilte romhat go himeachtaí na craoibhe don tseachtain seo.

  • Monday: Art class and Lap-top tutorial
  • Wednesday: Walk for lowland walkers – see details below.
  • Thursday: Genealogy.

Ag súil le slua breá mór ar an tsiúlóid.
Micheál Ó Gríofa

The walk on this Wednesday is at the Bohernabreena Reservoir which is well within the competence of normally active people. We did this walk last year and it is a very pleasant circuit of the reservoir under the slopes of Gleann na Smól.
Mo bhuíochas arís do Deirdre a dhein réamh-shiúl ar an gcúrsa le linn na seachtaine. Seo leanas a cúntas agus na mion sochruithe don lá:

The easy walk on Wednesday next is around Bohernabreena Reservoir starting from the entrance on the R114 about 3km from Tallaght. This walk takes about 2 hours and is flat! Also, it can be done in trainers as most of the path is surfaced. If the weather is wet, boots are a better option for dry feet.
For those near the Spawell, we can meet as usual in Tymon Park to leave at 10.30am.
If coming along the m50, it’s probably best to take the Firhouse exit (Exit 12) and follow the R113 to traffic lights where a right turn says Firhouse and R114. Turn right here and at Mortons pub turn left and go straight for about 3km. Immediately after a very sharp bend on a bridge, there is an entrance on the left with a waymarker sign. There is parking here for about 15 cars.
We will start the walk at 11am.
My phone number is 0877741953 if anyone needs any other information.
Deirdre

For those approaching it from Rathfarnham / Templeogue – follow Butterfield Avenue, Firhouse Road, past Morton’s Pub and through the traffic lights with The Old Mill Pub on your right. Take the right fork where the left signpost indicates Bohernabreena Cemetery. Continue straight on until you reach the sharp right hand bend on a bridge as in Deirdre’s directions above.
Micheál

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