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The 21St Nire Valley Autumn Walking Festival The 21st Nire Valley Autumn Walking Latest news updates: see our Website: www.nirevalley.com or follow us on Festival. Twitter @comeraghbogtrot or Facebook Nirevalley Bogtrotters. Main Contact Nos: Walks Co-ordinator : Michael Desmond (087 7539276) [email protected] Accommodation Co-ordinator: Mary Wall (052 6136134) [email protected] Festival Dinner : Ann Kelly (086 3924256) & 11th & 12th October 2014. Verona Nugent (087 9791746) Nire Valley Co. Waterford. www.nirevalley.com A message from the organisers. Welcome to the 2014 Nire We are here to make your Valley Autumn Walking Nire Valley Autumn Festival brochure detailing Walking Festival a the events to take place in memorable adventure, so October. The organisers study the walk descriptions have been busy putting carefully, making use of the together a varied grids and tables for each programme to satisfy as walk, select the walks wide a range of walks as within your capabilities and possible. come and enjoy the Comeragh mountains. This year there are walks for every level, those who are familiar with our Festival, and there are many who return year after year, will recognise the variety we offer and should enjoy our selection of walks and the social event that this walk offers. Walkers new to us It should be noted that Hill can also be assured a great Walking is an adventure welcome with fabulous sport and not devoid of an walks in wonderful element of risk. Participants countryside and an in these activities should be organisation that will look aware of and accept these after your needs. We have a risks and be responsible for large number of local their own actions and helpers assisting on the involvement. If you are travelling South on the M8 come off at walks to whom we are huge- Our team looks forward ly indebted. eagerly to meeting you in Junction 10 Cahir. October. All updates will DO NOT come off at Junction 8 even though it is be found on our website marked as the Clonmel exit. Junction 10 will take www.nirevalley.com. you to Clonmel on a better road. From Clonmel take R671 to Dungarvan. Page 1 Page 14 Accommodation. ESSENTIAL Where to stay: Hostel Accommodation How to get to Ballymacarbry: Registration: - All Ballymacarbry Hostel 087 2664001 The Village of Ballymacarbry walks sign-in at Rathgormack Hostel 051 64 6969 lies on the R671 between Ballymacarbry Clonmel, Co. Tipperary and Community Centre at Dungarvan, Co. Waterford. If Guesthouse the time stated herein, travelling on the M8 exit at note there are different Glasha Farmhouse 052 6136108. Junction 10 Cahir, take N24 Hanora’s Cottage 052 6136134. to Clonmel and R671 to start times for each Cnoc na Ri Guesthouse 052 6136239. Dungarvan. walk. In adverse Kilmaneen Farmhouse 052 6136231. circumstances a walk Dawn Grace 052 6185000 Accommodation: There is an may be changed at the excellent range of leaders’ / committee’s Hotel accommodation within easy discretion. Walk Clonmel Park Hotel 052 6188700 reach, including hostel, leaders reserve the Hotel Minella, Clonmel 052 6122388 guesthouses, B&Bs and self- right to refuse Park Hotel Dungarvan 058 42899 catering accommodation. participation due to Details of accommodation see unsuitable attire, page 13 or our website equipment and/or Self-catering. www.nirevalley.com. Nire Valley River Cottage 087-2229239 experience. Nell’s Farmhouse 051 646102. Booking: Pre-booking is not Fox’s Farmhouse 052-6136263 required. The registration fee is Nire Valley Hunting Lodge 052 6136442 €20.00 per person per day Helen’s Cottage 087-2405061 which includes transport to/ from the walks where applicable, light refreshments For general accommodation enquiries contact and showers after the walk. To Mary Wall 052-6136134 speed up registration you can complete the attached form. Note children on the family walk on Sunday are FREE. Page 13 Page 2 Friday Night Welcome. Sunday 12th October 2014 On Friday night, 10th, at 9.00PM we have welcome night in Melody’s pub with a talk on the area and details on the walks and events at the weekend. Tooreen Archaeological Site. Walk Type C. The walk registers is at Ballymacarbry Community Centre from 09:30 to 10:00. Bus to / from Nire. Walk 6km. Ascent The Walking Festival Meal. 125m. Saturday Night 11th at 8:00pm Our walking festival is in its 21st year and as part of Tooreen Archaeological Site. 1 2 3 4 5 our celebrations we are have a 21st birthday meal in the Community Centre Ballymacarbry, this is open to all Length and we would love to see you at the meal. Ascent Come and celebrate with us and fellow walkers, the Steepness meal and entertainment is €20.00 each, it is necessary to Rough Ground book in advance, with Ann Kelly (086 3924256) or email:- [email protected] Turraphuca Wood—Family walk. The walk registers is at Ballymacarbry Community Centre from 11:00 to 11:30. Bus to / from start and end of walk, walk 6km . Ascent 100m. Turraphuca Wood—Family Walk. 1 2 3 4 5 Length Ascent Steepness Rough Ground Page 3 Page 12 Sunday 12th October 2014 The walking festival is for people that enjoy, walking, nature and the company of others, both friend and stranger. Our first walking festival, in the Comeragh Mountains, was Oldbridge to Ballymacarbry. Walk Type B+. in 1993. The idea of a walking festival was novel and we The walk registers is at Ballymacarbry Community Centre were not too sure what it should involve. We had three from 08:30 to 09:00. Bus to Clonmel. Walk 16km from The walks each day and were not sure how to label them, there Oldbridge, Clonmel to Ballymacarbry following The Mun- was a walk for people of a high level of fitness, one for ster Way. Ascent 420m. moderate fitness and a walk for those that wanted to experience walking for the first time. There was no internet Oldbridge to Ballymacarbry—Munster Way 1 2 3 4 5 and mobile phones were so big that they were referred to as Length car phones. We had eighty walkers each day and were so Ascent pleased with our success that we planned a second event for October 1994. We haven’t looked back since; going from Steepness strength to strength each year. Rough Ground Knockanafrinn Ridge. Walk Type B. Trends have changed in the twenty-one years but numbers have remained constant and people are still discovering the The walk registers is at Ballymacarbry Community Centre Nire Valley and the Comeragh Mountains. The longer, from 09:00 to 09:30. Bus to Nire car park, walk 10km from tougher hikes are becoming less popular, the shorter and The Nire Car park along Knockanaffrinn Ridge to Nire family walks are become more popular, but the social side Church. Ascent 465m. of the walking festival remains strong. A walking festival is Knockanafrinn Ridge. 1 2 3 4 5 an ideal break for people that want to explore the countryside in the company of friends old and newly met. Length Ascent In that twenty-one years we also remember friends and Steepness founders that are no longer with us, Seamus Wall, Mick Danagher and Mike Colligan come to mind. Rough Ground My Daughter was born during the fifth walking festival and she now assist on the family walks on Sunday. Walking like the mountains is in our blood in the Comeragh Mountains. Page 4 Page 11 ESSENTIAL Saturday 11th October 2014. Transport: Transport Liability Insurance; Nire Lakes. Walk Type B. (minibus) is supplied to take Participants in the Nire you to or from the walks if Valley Autumn Walking The walk registers is at Ballymacarbry Community Centre needed; should you wish to Festival take part at their from 09:00 to 09:30. Bus to Nire Carpark. use your own vehicle you own risk, but you are Walk 10km from Nire Carpark to the Nire Group of lakes at must discuss this with us in strongly advised to check low level. Ascent 260m. advance, as we cannot offer that you have adequate return transport. personal accident Nire Lakes 1 2 3 4 5 insurance. Length Dogs: In common with other similar events, dogs Ascent Latest news updates: are not allowed on walks. Steepness As well as going through see our website: Rough Ground livestock areas, many walks nirevalley.com or pass through the breeding follow us on Twitter Sguilloges. Walk Type C. areas of ground nesting @comeraghbogtrot birds. This rule is strictly Or Facebook The walk registers is at Ballymacarbry Community Centre enforced. from 10:00 to 10:30. Bus to Nire Carpark. Nirevalley Bogtrotters. Walk 6km from Nire Carpark to the Sguilloge lakes and Sign In: You must sign in back. Ascent 185m. on the morning of the walk, you may fill out the form Sguilloge Lakes 1 2 3 4 5 before you arrive see pgs Length 7&8. Ascent Leader Decision: Steepness The decision and authority Rough Ground of the walk leader on all walks is final. “Let the locals lead the way” Leave No Trace: Please adhere to the Code of “Leave No Trace” and what you bring with you, bring home with you. Page 5 Page 10 Saturday 11th October 2014. ESSENTIAL Knockanafrinn Ridge to Ballymacarbry. Walk Type A. Walk Grading: On pages 9, 10, 11 & 12 there is a broad description of the relative difficulty The walk registers is at Ballymacarbry Community Centre from 08:00 to 08:30. Bus to Nire Carpark. of each walk, use the table to judge relevant Walk 22km from Nire Carpark to Ballymacarbry across aspects of each walk under the headings of - Knockafrinn Ridge and Lachtnafrankee.
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