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1.
Walks
(Walks/Walks - summary - Gaeilge)
Mill Walk, 4.83 km: Recommended starting point: top of Mill Road (marked S1 on map). Mill
Bridge
via St. Declan's Way, 4.29 km: Recommended starting point: top of Mill Road (marked S2 on map). ...
2.
Walk 1: Mill Walk, 4.83 km.
(Walks/Walks - Detail - Gaeilge)
... Gateways reveal pasture land and afford glimpses of the River Glen. Occasional Holly, Willow and Alder and Blackthorn adorn the flora in the hedge grow. Before turning left down to the Fish Farm
Bridge
...
3.
Walk 7: Upper River Licky Walk
(Walks/Walks - Detail)
... White Thorn. The mature Sitka Spruce, Lodge Pole Pine Forest on your left is protected from Windthrow by the weel furnished peripheral Lawson Cypress. Take the right fork down towards Faha
Bridge
and encounter ...
4.
Walk 6: Reamanagh/Garrynagree Walk
(Walks/Walks - Detail)
... by the roadside. Turn right down to Lickey
Bridge
, this road has a common boundary with Walk 5. Take the first turn to the right after crossing the river. This road rises steeply skirting Reamanagh East ...
5.
Walk 5: GlenLicky Walk
(Walks/Walks - Detail)
... of the right of way bounding Glen Lickey and Toor. Proceed down the right of way towards the
Bridge
. The stone walls clad with European Gorse also have an occasional Mountain Ash and Holly Tree. If you ...
6.
Walk 4: Toor Walk
(Walks/Walks - Detail)
... and Northern slopes and also of forestry plantations of Sitka Spruce and Lodge Pole Pine. Isolated Farm houses can be seen from this highway as you proceed westward. As you descend towards Grallagh
Bridge
, ...
7.
Walk 3: Grallagh Walk
(Walks/Walks - Detail)
Walk 3: Grallagh Walk, 3.48 km. Recommended starting point: road junction at traditional stone cottage (S3 on map). Proceed downhill towards the Licky, crossing the river at the wooden
bridge
. Turn right ...
8.
Walks
(Walks/Walks - summary)
Mill Walk, 4.83 km: Recommended starting point: top of Mill Road (marked S1 on map). Mill
Bridge
via St. Declan's Way, 4.29 km: Recommended starting point: top of Mill Road (marked S2 on map). ...
9.
Walk 2: Mill Bridge via St. Declan's Way, 4.29 km.
(Walks/Walks - Detail)
... These walls have stood the test of time and are a monument to the men who built them. As you swing right over the stone
bridge
a wonderful stand of mature Norway Spruce Dominates the entrance to the Old ...
10.
Walk 1: Mill Walk, 4.83 km.
(Walks/Walks - Detail)
... Gateways reveal pasture land and afford glimpses of the River Glen. Occasional Holly, Willow and Alder and Blackthorn adorn the flora in the hedge grow. Before turning left down to the Fish Farm
Bridge
...