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Y- LH ERGY 8-9 s k s # or k # W r # Wo # Union Mi l ls Dep ot # Gara ge # # Depot # # # De p ot 25. 6m U/C # # Works # El Sub Sta # 2 # 1 # Sunny Cottage Th e Cottage Cummal Beg # # # Kel letts # # Co tt a ges # # Sunnybank P 3 # ea # C rT o r # tta ee ge 1 Railway Inn Skeoch (PH) # # 1 32. 6m Ro se # # 1 Cottage 1 # ARROW INDICATES COURSE DIRECTION WHILE THE ROAD IS CLOSED THE PUBLIC ARE NOT PERMITTED IN THIS AREA IF YOU ARE IN OR REMAIN IN A PROHIBITED OR RESTRICTED AREA, YOU ARE BREAKING THE LAW AND COULD CAUSE THE RACE OR PRACTICE TO BE STOPPED UNAUTHORISED REMOVAL OF THIS SIGN MAY RESULT IN PROSECUTION TT/MGP 4(3) Prohibited Area Union Mills (left) n wy d ola B w le e a Laburnum Vi d # is air rr F O Hall Lodge Skyrwyllin #### m # .3 Church 21 # # 24. 7m # 5 # # # # PO Pond Greystones # LB ge a # Cronkville r Ga TCB oo # h # D # r 12- 13 e ## Riv 10-11 h PROHIBITED # t a CLOSE-Y-LHERG P Y 8-9 s k s # or k # W or ## W AREA # Union Mills D epot # Gara ge # # Depot # # # Dep o t U/C 25. 6m # ################ Works # El Sub Sta # 2 # 1 # Sunny Co ttage Th e Cottage Cummal Beg # # # Kel letts # # Cottages # # Sunnybank P 3 # ea # C rT ot re # tag e e 1 Railway Inn Skeoch (PH) # # 1 32 .6m Ro se # # Cottage 11 # ARROW INDICATES COURSE DIRECTION WHILE THE ROAD IS CLOSED THE PUBLIC ARE NOT PERMITTED IN THIS AREA IF YOU ARE IN OR REMAIN IN A PROHIBITED OR RESTRICTED AREA, YOU ARE BREAKING THE LAW AND COULD CAUSE THE RACE OR PRACTICE TO BE STOPPED UNAUTHORISED REMOVAL OF THIS SIGN MAY RESULT IN PROSECUTION TT/MGP 4(4) Prohibited Area Union Mills (right) yn w d ola B w e al e d Laburnum iV s # r ir ai Or F Hall Lodge Skyrwyllin #### m # .3 Church 21 # 24. 7m # # 5 # # # # PO Greystones Pond # LB ge Cronkville ra # Ga TCB o # o h # D # 12-13 er # v 10-11 PROHIBITED AREA Ri h # at CLOSE-Y-LHERG -9 8 Y P s k s # or k # W r ## Wo # Union Mills De p ot # Gara ge # # Depot # # # Depot U/C # 25.6m ################ Works # El Sub Sta # 2 # 1 # Sunny Co tta ge Th e Cottage Cu mm al Beg # # # Kelletts # # Cottages # # Sunnybank P # ea 3 # C rT o re # tta e ge 1 Railway Inn Skeoch (PH) # # 32.6m Rose # 1 1 # 1 Cottage # ARROW INDICATES COURSE DIRECTION WHILE THE ROAD IS CLOSED THE PUBLIC ARE NOT PERMITTED IN THIS AREA IF YOU ARE IN OR REMAIN IN A PROHIBITED OR RESTRICTED AREA, YOU ARE BREAKING THE LAW AND COULD CAUSE THE RACE OR PRACTICE TO BE STOPPED UNAUTHORISED REMOVAL OF THIS SIGN MAY RESULT IN PROSECUTION TT/MGP 4(5) Prohibited Area Skyrillin Union Mills n wy d la o B w e al e d Laburnum iV s # r ir ai r F O Hall Lodge Skyrwyllin #### m # .3 Church 21 # 24.7m # # 5 # # # # PO Greystones Pond # LB ge a # C ron kv il l e ar G TCB oo # h D # # r 12-13 e ## v 10-11 Ri h # at CLOSE-Y-LHERG Y P 9-8 s k s # or k # W r # Wo # Union Mills De pot # Gara g e # # Dep o t # PROHIBITED# AREA # Depot U/C # 25. 6m ################ Works # El Sub Sta # 2 # 1 # Sun ny Co tta ge Th e Cottage Cummal Beg # # # Kellett s # # Cottages # # Sunnybank P # ea 3 # C rT o re # tta e ge 1 Railway Inn Skeoch (P H) # # 1 32.6m Rose # # 11 Cottage # ARROW INDICATES COURSE DIRECTION WHILE THE ROAD IS CLOSED THE PUBLIC ARE NOT PERMITTED IN THIS AREA IF YOU ARE IN OR REMAIN IN A PROHIBITED OR RESTRICTED AREA, YOU ARE BREAKING THE LAW AND COULD CAUSE THE RACE OR PRACTICE TO BE STOPPED UNAUTHORISED REMOVAL OF THIS SIGN MAY RESULT IN PROSECUTION TT/MGP 4(6) Prohibited Area Union Mills PO Car Park ARROW INDICATES COURSE DIRECTION WHILE THE ROAD IS CLOSED THE PUBLIC ARE NOT PERMITTED IN THIS AREA IF YOU ARE IN OR REMAIN IN A PROHIBITED OR RESTRICTED AREA, YOU ARE BREAKING THE LAW AND COULD CAUSE THE RACE OR PRACTICE TO BE STOPPED UNAUTHORISED REMOVAL OF THIS SIGN MAY RESULT IN PROSECUTION TT/MGP 5(1) Restricted Area Glen Lough Entrance 324219 Ballafreer Beg # RESTRICTED AREA Ba lla freer Hous e 324218 63.1m 321392 62.5m 321 3 9 3 Chape l and Burial Ground (r ema ins of ) # # 65 324203 Gl en l ough Fa r m “ ARROW INDICATES COURSE DIRECTION WHILE THE ROAD IS CLOSED THE PUBLIC ARE NOT PERMITTED IN THIS AREA IF YOU ARE IN OR REMAIN IN A PROHIBITED OR RESTRICTED AREA, YOU ARE BREAKING THE LAW AND COULD CAUSE THE RACE OR PRACTICE TO BE STOPPED UNAUTHORISED REMOVAL OF THIS SIGN MAY RESULT IN PROSECUTION TT/MGP 5(2) Prohibited Area Glen Lough Camp 324219 Bal lafreer Beg # PROHIBITED AREA Ba lla f reer Hous e 324218 63.1m 32 1 392 62.5m 321 39 3 Cha pe l and Bu r ial Ground (rema in s of ) # # 65 324203 Gl en l ough Fa rm ARROW INDICATES COURSE DIRECTION WHILE THE ROAD IS CLOSED THE PUBLIC ARE NOT PERMITTED IN THIS AREA IF YOU ARE IN OR REMAIN IN A PROHIBITED OR RESTRICTED AREA, YOU ARE BREAKING THE LAW AND COULD CAUSE THE RACE OR PRACTICE TO BE STOPPED UNAUTHORISED REMOVAL OF THIS SIGN MAY RESULT IN PROSECUTION TT/MGP 6(1) Prohibited Area Ballagarey – Little Trees Mia # # 1 # Ballagarey
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