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fun summer activity guide To coincide with the Olympics kicking off, this week’s theme in the Luas fun summer activity guide is Sport. There are lots of places close to Luas where you can work on getting your family fit for free and also lots of fun activities and summer camps to take part in that will get the heart pumping. Rainforest Adventure Golf Phoenix Park Bike Hire Dundrum Town Centre, Sandyford Phoenix Park, Dublin 8 Road, Dundrum, Dublin 16 www.phoenixparkbikehire.com rainforestadventuregolf.ie Markievicz Leisure Centre St. Stephen’s Green Park Townsend Street, Dublin 2 St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2 www.dublincity.ie www.heritageireland.ie TIPS 1. Plan your day – check venue opening hours before you go 2. Print the relevant part of the guide along with an activity sheet for the kids 3. Dress appropriately with comfortable shoes 4. Check weather forecast and bring sun cream/umbrella 5. Pack a picnic or snacks and drinks 6. Bring some baby wipes/change of clothes 7. Bring a camera 8. Check you have the correct Luas ticket for your journey * *Kids Go Free Terms & Conditions: This offer is valid on Sat 30th Jun & Sun 1st Jul, Sat 7th & Sun 8th Jul, Sat 14th & Sun 15th Jul, Sat 21st & Sun 22nd Jul and Sat 28th & Sun 29th Jul 2012. 1 Adult with a valid Adult Luas ticket can take 2 Children for free on Saturdays or Sundays in July 2012. Adult is 16yrs+, Child is 3-15yrs and children under 3yrs travel free. All types of Luas Adult tickets are valid for this offer. fun summer activity guide RAINFOREST ADVENTURE GOLF What: Two incredible 18-hole South American themed crazy golf courses deep within the rainforest. Children, teenagers and grown ups of all ages are catered for. When: 10:00 – 23:00, last tee off time: 22:00 Cost: €28 for a family ticket €5 for 1 Adult + 1 to 5 yr old, Mon –Fri before noon (see website for more specials) Getting there: Luas Green Line – Balally + 5 min walk Contact: 01 296 4588 www.RainforestAdventureGolf.ie Rainforest Adventure Golf Unit 6 Dundrum South, Dundrum Town Centre, Dundrum, Dublin 16 EY AVEN HURCH TANEY GR OL TANEY R ISE UE TOWN D REC OVE TO RY RO P NT ARK Mount ARK A KILM D U PP Anville ER Dundrum TANEY CRESCE ACUD RO School and RT T Convent DUND AN NEY COU RUM OFFICE PARK EY RO TA AD AD LOWER TANE Y MA NOR AWN Y L SYDE WESTON PARK NE E TA RK VENU MAI NHAM KILMACUD MOUNT A N ROAD EGLINT S LANE S KNOCKNASHEE DRUMMARTIN ROAD SWEET T ONEY ROAD SILVER BIRCHES CHFIELD PA LOWER REET ROAD ST BIR THE LA ON TER RCHE SHEE DRUMMARTIN CLOSE BI MOUNT PARK RA URELS RIVE SWEE SWEET CE SW EETMOU ARK D TMOUNT D KNOCKNA D U N D R U M EDEN P NT PARK AD SYDE RIVE RO IVE TEER NHAM VILLA KNO LAUREL DR CKNASHEE ALLIN EDEN B DUN PARK ROAD DUN ATE S DRUM NUE THE G G DRUM BYPA AVE ABLES CARRICK L SA WAY C NDYF ASTLE END EDEN PARK VIE SS AW VE W DRUMMARTIN PARK N ORD ER MEADOW GRO ROCKFIELD R OV OA Dundrum D THE PINES Shopping Centre Balally AILES AI HAZEL LESB OVERE DRUMAHILL BURY LA ND AVE BROOK URY G CASTLEBROOK WN ROV WILL E WAY OW RO AM WYCKH A D ELL YW HOLYWELL HOL IVE BALLIN OOD LYNW OAD ARDGLAS -COPSE R HA P ACORN DR PINE INE- TEE WTH ROAD Kilmacud COPSE ROA ORN M PARK AY R RO AD WYCKHA LLY RO DRI M W BALA ACORN RO A AD VE BALALLY DRIVE AD D DUN WYCKH EMER D © OpenStreetMap contributors, CC-BY-SA AD DUN EMER RO fun summer activity guide RENT-A-BIKE, PHEONIX PARK What: With 20KM of cycle paths, half the main road in the Phoenix Park is closed to cars every weekend. You can rent a bike complete with child seat or trailer at the Parkgate Street entrance to the Phoenix park. When: Every day Cost: €10 for 3 hours Getting There: Luas Red Line – Heuston + 5 min walk Luas Green Line – St. Stephen’s Green + 15 min walk to Luas Red Line Abbey Street Contact: 086 265 6258 www.phoenixparkbikehire.com Rent-A-Bike, Phoenix Park Bike Hire, Parkgate Street Entrance, Phoenix Park, Dublin 8 GH ROAD USSIA AUGHRIM STR STRE LUCKY LANE AUGHRIMCARNEW PLACE STREET JOSEPH'S RD ET OXMANTOWN ROAD SAINT L WER ARKLOW STREET EET FINGAL P DUBLIN ZOO EET ASHFORD ROSS STREET ER STR STREET BEN EDAIR ROAD COWP AUGHRIM LANE NIALL ST FINN STREET GEGORMAN LO A'S LA SWORDS STREET REET SHE LACE O'DEVANEY GARDENS SIGURD ROADOSTAN PLACE GRAN MAN ROAD MALACHI ROAD KIRWAN STREET THOR P MOIRA HALLIDAY ROAD HAROLD ROAD OR STRE MURTAGH ROAD MORNING STA O'DEVANEY GARDENS R A STREET IVAR STREET ET VE SUL BLACK PROVOST ROW NUE LIVAN ST MANOR PLACE OLAF ROAD ABERDEEN STREET S T O N E Y B A T T E R KINAHAN STREET MOUNT TEMPLE ROAD STONEYB VIKING ROAD SITRIC ROAD ARD RIGH ROAD INFIRMARY ROAD PL DUBLIN ZOO SITRIC DENS SLADE ROW ATTER BRUNSWICK STRE THUND ELIER GAR ET NORTH ERC CAVALRY ROW MONTP UT AL VIKING PL LEY CHESTERFIELD AVENUE SAINT BRICIN'S RED COW LA REET PARK NORTHARCADE KING ST ARBOUR HILL L PLACE FRIARY AVENUE BENBURB STREET MILITARY ROAD TREET MONTPELIER HILL BOW STREET KHAL BLACKHALL STREET TEMPLE STREET WEST CONYNGHAM OXMANTOWN LA S M I T H F I E LD ROAD BLAC PARKGATE QUEEN S STREE MAY LANE T PARKGATE STR EET HENDRICK ST HAYMARKET Saint RPA BENBURB STREET I S L A N D B R I D G E Croppy Acre LANE WOLFE TONE QUAY ELLIS ST COKE LA Museum ELLIS QUAY STABLE LANE HAMMOND LANE Liffey LINCOLN Heuston VICTORIA QUAY USHER'S ISLAND ARRANSmithfield QUAY USHER'S QUAY WATLING ISLAND S Guiness TREET T Brewery BONH AM STREET SOUT SAINT JOHN'S ROAD WEST STREET Clancey SAINT STEEVEN'S LANE H CIRCULAR ROAD Barracks AUGUST OAD REET INE STR JOH N ST BRIDGEFOOT STREE IVER BOND ST ROYAL OL EET MILITARY R REET WEST HOSPITAL JAMES STREET ECHLIN STREET THOMAS STREET KILMAINHAM Royal NCAD Hospital Guiness Kilmainham Storehouse CRANE STREET S COURT VICAR STREET E RAINSFORD STREET INCHICORE Hilton James’s HANBURY LANE MOLYNEAUX YARD ROAD AC LANE MEATH STREET © OpenStreetMap contributors, CC-BY-SAINHAM HOMA ROWSERSTOWN LANE KILMA T BELVIEW UTH ARL STREET SO SWIFT'S ALLEY GRAND CANAL PL fun summer activity guide SWIMMING LESSONS, MARKIEVICZ LEISURE CENTRE What: Swimming lessons for kids all summer. Each class lasts 40 mins When: : Every Tues-Fri from 15:00 – 17:00 Cost: €30 for 4 lessons Getting there: Luas Green Line – St. Stephen’s Green + 15 min walk Luas Red Line – Busaras + 10 min walk Contact: 01 222 6130 www.dublincity.ie Markievicz Leisure Centre, DOMINICK STREET LOWER JAMES JOYCE STREET Townsend Street, Dublin 2 R STREET MABBOT LANE KING'S INN'S STREET NNELL STREET UPPER THOMAS LANE NUE SHERI MOORE STREET FF STREE MOORE LANE LOWER T LR E LINENHALL TER C BOLTON S A T T E R COLERAINE ST PLA CUSTOM HO USE TTA HAR CA BOUR RIE NE TREET ORIEL STREET UPPER LISBURN ST EN H EARL STREET LBOT STREET PE H ORT MOLAND PLACE TA N ConnollySTORE ST SHERIFF STREET LOWER TUS LA REET L S UNSWIC THUND T K STRE ET NORTH LOF PARNELL S T MARLBOROU ERC HENRY STREET TALBOT PLACE CRINAN S CHURCH ST UPPE G STREE TALBOT STREET UT AL IN RY LE ANNE STREET NORT Ilac Y NORTH K CAPEL ST DER CUCKOO LA 'S R Shopping RED COW LA REET OW LIFFEY STREET STIRRUP LA MARY STREET Center O'CONNE GH STREET ARCADE NORTH KING ST BERESFORD STREET BALL'S LANE Irish Life HAL GREEN STREET EARL PLACE NEW ST STH GEORGE'S DOCK MAYOR STREET LOWER S TON TREET ERESFOR WOLFE TONE STREET B AN D CHURCH TER GPO P STR RITAIN S H GLESEA ROW LITTL E BLITT LABusáras LL STRE FRIARY AVENUE JERVIS LANE UPPER Custom House C LE EET E GEORGE'S HILL JE TREET GREEN ST SACKVILLE PLACE RVIS STREET PRINCE'S STREET NORTH IFSC BOW STREET EY STREET LOWER LACKHALL STREET ABB George’s DockCOMMONS STREET MILLENIUM WALKWAY CAPEL STREET EXCHANGE PLACE ET LOWER OLD ABBEY STREET S M I T H F I E LD BACHEL ARRAN STREET EAST MARY ST LITTLE CUSTOM HOUSE QUAY QUEEN S HARBOUR COURT MAY LANE MARY'S LANE SAINT MICHAN'S ST MIDDLE ABBEY STREET CUSTOM HOUSE QUAY OR'S WAY GR EDEN QUAY HENDRICK ST LIFFEY STREE EEK ST HAYMARKET Saint LITTON LA Abbey Street BEY STREET UPPER AB GEOR Liffey REET GE'S QUAY NORTH LOTTS RGH QUAY LANE T LOWER BU COKE LA MARY'S ABBEY WALK HAWK D'OLIE STABLE LANE HAMMOND LANE CHANCERY STREET SWIFT'S ROW INS STRE POOLBEG STREET T CHARLES ST WEST Jervis LINCOLN BACHELORS CROWN ALLEY PRICE'S LANE R ST CHANCERY PLACE TTLE S S GLOUCESTER ST SOUTH SIR JOHN ROGERSON’S QUAY LI T R AND ST GREAT STRAND STREET ASTON PLACE ASTON QUAY REET ARRAN QUAY BEDFORD ROW E Smithfield T EET ORMOND SQUARE D QUAY LOWER ARA STREET EUSTACE STREET STREET CROW ELAND LUKE STREET Four Courts ORMON MOSS STREET T R FLEET STREET WINDMILL LANE USHER'S QUAY PRINCE'S STREET SOUTH AY UPPER O TOWNSEND STREET INNS QUAY FLEET STREET ORMOND QU ST WEST ESSEX WELLINGTON QUAY STREET ANGLESEA TM REET EAST SAN CREIGHTON STR Liffey EAST ES LEGE ST D MERCHANT'S QUAY QUAY W WI ESSEX ST TH RE FOSTER PL COL SAINT UAY EXCHANGE ESSEX STREET Bank ET MARK'S LANE SPRING GARDEN LA S HANOVER WOOD Q FISHAMBL COPE STREET SHAW ST CRANE LANE of Ireland BARD ST PEARSE STREETMARK STREET TREE AUGUST LOM E T LOW STREET EN COLLEGE GRE Trinity College Dublin INE STR REET COOK STREET DAME STREET ST Science JOH COPPER ALLEY T TRINITY ST NEW SQUARE Gallery MAGENNIS PLACE City ER IVER BOND ST N ST RD S WICKLOW ST OL EET Hall DAME LANE DAME COURT SUFFOLK ST REET WEST BORRIS CO URT LORD EDWA EET NE ST LOWER SAN GRAFTON STLE STR ER HIG CA Arts DW NCAD LAMB ALLEY H ERNE TER (FRONT) STREET SOUTH REAT Block EET EXCHEQUER STREET REET Dublin Castle ITH BACK LANE College Park ERNE TER (REAR) R TR NASSAU STREET STREET EET G BOYNE PPE H RLAND ST STREET GRAFTON STREET WESTLAND ROW VICAR STREET Dental STR MOLYNEAUX YARD T LITTLE Y LANE SHIP STREET GREAT Hospital JOHN DILLON S SHIP S FADE ST LN PLACE UPPER MEATH STREET DEAN SWIFT SQ N STREET RBURGH S INCO MERRION C FR ROSS ROAD DUKE ST L DRURY STREET SETANTA PLACE SOUTH
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    DUBLIN 16 DUBLIN Penthouse 53, The Rowan, Dundrum Rowan, The 53, Penthouse FLOOR PLANS NOT TO SCALE, FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSE ONLY BER INFORMATION BER: C2. BER No: 108367160. EPI: 195.08 kWh/m²/yr. EIRCODE D16 X430. OFFICES (SALES/LETTING) 11 Main Street, Dundrum, Dublin 14, D14 Y2N6. Tel: 01 296 3662 Email: [email protected] 103 Upper Leeson Street, Dublin 4, D04 TN84. Tel: 01 662 4511 St. Stephen’s Green House, Earlsfort Terrace, Dublin 2, D02 PH42. Tel: 01 638 2700 8 Railway Road, Dalkey, Co. Dublin A96 D3K2. Tel: 01 285 1005 106 Lower George’s Street, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin, A96 CK70. Tel: 01 280 6820 171 Howth Road, Dublin 3, D03 EF66. Tel: 01 853 6016 Terenure Cross, Dublin 6W, D6W P589. Tel: 01 492 4670 Ordnance Survey Ireland Licence No. AU 0002119. Copyright Ordnance Survey Ireland/Government of Ireland. @LisneyIreland Any intending purchaser(s) shall accept that no statement, description or measurement contained in any newspaper, brochure, magazine, advertisement, handout, website or any other document or publication, published by the vendor or by Lisney, as the vendor’s LisneyIreland agent, in respect of the premises shall constitute a representation inducing the purchaser(s) to enter into any contract for sale, or any warranty forming part of any such contract for sale. Any such statement, description or measurement, whether in writing or in oral form, given by the vendor, or by Lisney as the vendor’s agent, are for illustration purposes only and are not to be taken as matters of fact and do not form part of any contract.
  • Kippure Mountain All Chapters-P35-P63

    Kippure Mountain All Chapters-P35-P63

    Montpelier Hill was excavated as recently as October 2016. Archaeologists discovered a large passage tomb which is similar in size to Newgrange, dating to c.5,000 years ago.80 Paddy Healy photographed a cairn on Kippure in 1935 (Fig. 3.1) and concluded that it was a pile of stones erected as a survey mark by the OS but Michael Fewer who completed extensive work in the general area believes it to be a prehistoric cairn.81 Fig. 3.1 Cairn on top of Kippure – photograph by Paddy Healy courtesy of Michael Fewer. Colby did not have a good reputation for conservation with Andrews giving an example of how reckless Colby could be: In private he admitted his dislike of ‘ornamental or unsubstantial knowledge’, and his indifference to the past had been illustrated in 1826 when he had demolished an ancient monument on Slieve Donard to make a trigonometrical station (only to suffer the ill- luck that traditionally befalls destroyers of Irish antiquities when the wrong cairn on Donard was observed by the trigonometrical party in Scotland).82 80 Irish Times, 19 Oct. 2016. 81 Healy, Glenasmole roads, p. 55; Fewer, Wicklow Military Road, p. 135. 82 Andrews, A paper landscape, p. 163. 35 The Wicklow Ordnance Survey letters do not give any clarity as to the existence of a cairn, as when Eugene O’Curry visited the Kippure area in December 1838 the mountain was covered in a mist and he decided not to climb to the top.83 Although the truth may never be known, with the presence of cairns on many of the surrounding mountains, it would seem unlikely that prehistoric people bypassed Kippure.