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Dogs Allowed Croagh Patrick

thisNthat · 2014-03-16 11:10:57

My wife and I are hoping to climb croagh patrick in the coming weeks and we are just wondering are we allowed to bring our dog with us for the climb? We're not worried about him being able to make the climb as we go mountain climbing with him in Kerry and he loves it, often 4 hours+ So just wondering if dogs are allowed on…

16-03-2014 11:10am

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thisNthat

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My wife and I are hoping to climb croagh patrick in the coming weeks and we are just wondering are we allowed to bring our dog with us for the climb?

We're not worried about him being able to make the climb as we go mountain climbing with him in Kerry and he loves it, often 4 hours+

So just wondering if dogs are allowed on the reek?

Thanks in advance

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#2 16-03-2014 11:21am

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Yup bring the dog and enjoy.

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#3 16-03-2014 12:36pm

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Croagh Patrick is owned in commonage by local farmers.

there are usually sheep grazing on it.

So I suggest you keep your dog on a lead, especially this time of year

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