Category: Walking
Gaeltacht Mhúscraí Walking Festival
Come and join us on the Gaeltacht Mhúscraí Walking Festival!
Call us on 083 1047764 or email cara @muscrai.org to book your place for the 14th/15th of September.
Cuir glaoch ar 083 1047764 nó seol ríomhphost
chuig cara @muscrai.org chun d’áit a chur in áirithe don 14ú/15ú Meán Fómhair.
Preview Interview with Jimmy Murphy Carriganima on the Carriganima Fun Run/Walk happening Tomorrow Saturday Sept 23rd in aid of Macroom and Millstreet Hospitals
Willie Fitzgerald of Cork Music Station talks to Organiser Jimmy Murphy along with Sean Murphy of The Pub in Carriganima about the upcoming Charity Walk for Macroom and Millstreet Hospitals happening tomorrow Saturday September 23rd in Carrganima.
Sign On for the Event is from 2.30pm at the Pub in Carriganima and the Run/Walk will start at 3.30pm,your support would be very welcome for this great cause for both Millstreet and Macroom Hospitals.
More Details on the Event can be heard in the interview link below.
Boherbue Girl Guides will hold a Fundraising Walk
Boherbue Girl Guides will hold a fundraising walk around the ring in Boherbue on Sunday March 12th.
Registration will take place at 11.45am (after 11 o’clock mass) and the walk will commence at 12.30.
Cost is €5 per person and €10 per family.
All are welcome and all support is greatly appreciated.
IRD are collecting information for a Walking App
IRD are currently in the process of collecting information for a Walking App for the Duhallow Area that will be going live in early 2023. At the moment they are looking to gather a log of any points of interest within the area; these can be scenic viewpoints, wells, monuments, walks, standing stones etc., basically anything that may be of interest to locals and/or visitors.
When filling out the form please make sure that each point of interest has a location, and you can give as much information as you like – there is an example of the document required if you email me for it. If anyone would prefer to talk to Alannah over the phone you can call her on 029 60633.
Free Community Hike
Antrim to Allihies
The Beara-Breifne Way
Patrick Hamill from Vancouver, Canada taking a break in the West End, he is walking the O’Sullivan Beara walk also known as The Beara-Breifne Way The Beara-Breifne Way is Ireland’s longest national waymarked trail We wish him a safe and enjoyable journey.
Walking across Ireland
Meet 72 year old Joyce Dunne Rogers from Roseburg, Oregon whom is walking across Ireland at the moment. She passed through Millstreet on the 22nd June where Margaret Crean came across her in Town. After spending the night at Margaret’s home in Dromsicane, she continued her journey the next morning.
Follow her daily update on her Facebook Page
Or
Her journey into Millstreet The Ireland Way. Day 7
Active Community Walking Programmes
Millstreet has been included in a number of Active Community Walking Programmes kicking off across Cork communities during May. The Get Ireland Walking Active Community Walking Programme runs for 8 weeks and aims to support the creation of vibrant walking communities throughout Ireland.
The programme facilitator will work with communities to increase the capacity and potential of people to become more active through walking. The programme places an emphasis on sustainability so members are given the skills to continue coordinating their walking group after our qualified facilitator steps away after 8 weeks!
The group walks will hopefully take place on the same day and time each week for the 8 weeks, but this is subject to discussion with your walking facilitator. The exact meeting locations will be sent to you in an introductory email before the start of the programme.
The first meeting will take place in Millstreet Day Centre towards the end of May – click on the link below to book your place:
https://eventmaster.ie/event/mbvDuyVFM8
Places are limited so be sure to book early!
Cork Walking Month 2022
Millstreet has been included in a number of Active Community Walking Programmes kicking off across Cork communities during May. The Get Ireland Walking Active Community Walking Programme runs for 8 weeks and aims to support the creation of vibrant walking communities throughout Ireland.
The programme facilitator will work with communities to increase the capacity and potential of people to become more active through walking. The programme places an emphasis on sustainability so members are given the skills to continue coordinating their walking group after our qualified facilitator steps away after 8 weeks! The group walks will hopefully take place on the same day and time each week for the 8 weeks, but this is subject to discussion with your walking facilitator. The exact meeting locations will be sent to you in an introductory email before the start of the programme.
The first meeting will take place in Millstreet Day Centre towards the end of May – click on the link below to book your place:
https://eventmaster.ie/event/mbvDuyVFM8
Places are limited so be sure to book early!