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The Barrow at St. Mullins

Connacht · 2012-04-05 15:42:36

Am heading down to the sunny SE one of these days. Remind me people, is it between St Mullins and Graiguenamanagh that there's the particularly beautiful section of grassy walkway along the Barrow ? Thanks.

05-04-2012 3:42pm

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Connacht

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Am heading down to the sunny SE one of these days.
Remind me people, is it between St Mullins and Graiguenamanagh that there's the particularly beautiful section of grassy walkway along the Barrow ?
Thanks.

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#2 05-04-2012 6:11pm

bogof

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Yes Connacht . The stretch between Graignamanagh and St Mullins is very nice indeed. Watch out for high tide in St Mullins . I once had to walk back from the lock to the carpark wading through a foot of water. I thing it may have been a spring tide !!! The walkway as you call it is known as the towpath and was used for horse drawn barges. You can walk all the way to Dublin if you fancy a long trip. It is a very popular walk nowadays.

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#3 05-04-2012 9:55pm

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St. Mullins to Graignamanagh starts here :

You can also walk Graignamanagh to Clashganny

or Clashganny to Ballytiglea ending here :

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#4 06-04-2012 12:47pm

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Lovely photos Allthedoyles.. Very inviting indeed . I think I might ramble down that way over the weekend.

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