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Rinville Park outside Oranmore.

  • 18-03-2016 8:02am
    #1
    from_atozinc
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    Hello

    Thinking of heading to Rinville park.
    Does anybody know if there is a children's playground there ?

    I checked websites etc and cannot find if there is one or not.


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  • #2
    stampydmonkey
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    from_atozinc wrote: »
    Hello

    Thinking of heading to Rinville park.
    Does anybody know if there is a children's playground there ?

    I checked websites etc and cannot find if there is one or not.
    Yeah it's massive and great fun. Definitely worth a trip. It's in the centre near the castles


  • #3
    from_atozinc
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    stampydmonkey wrote: »
    Yeah it's massive and great fun. Definitely worth a trip. It's in the centre near the castles

    Oh ok. Thanks. So I've driven in around it and there is a car park near the water (just before entrance to golf club)

    Do you start from here and weak over towards the water and just follow around by the waters edge ? And that will bring you to playground ?

    Or do you just get to the playground by walking through the path in grass area ?


  • #4
    stampydmonkey
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    Park by the water at the bottom of the hill. Walk into the woods along the path. I'm pretty sure there's a map there anyway. It's beside the castle in the centre of the park. It's a nice walk. Enjoy


  • #5
    from_atozinc
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    stampydmonkey wrote: »
    Park by the water at the bottom of the hill. Walk into the woods along the path. I'm pretty sure there's a map there anyway. It's beside the castle in the centre of the park. It's a nice walk. Enjoy

    Thank you.

    If I was to walk out by the path along the waters edge, does that bring me anywhereor just a dead end.


  • #6
    stampydmonkey
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    from_atozinc wrote: »
    Thank you.

    If I was to walk out by the path along the waters edge, does that bring me anywhereor just a dead end.

    Dead end. It's a nice walk too.


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  • #7
    GalwayGrrrrrl
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    I usually park at the top car park (first entrance if coming from maree/ oranmore,) next to graveyard. You then take path downhill keeping to the right- it brings you past the castle and into the playground.


  • #8
    TerrorFirmer
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    stampydmonkey wrote: »
    Dead end. It's a nice walk too.

    Road itself is a dead end but there is a path to the park along the road towards the end.


  • #9
    stampydmonkey
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    Was flooded last time I was there:(


  • #10
    spurshero
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    Was down their This evening bout 530.beautuful in nice weather


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