COMERAGH CROSSING.
The
Annual Comeragh Crossing will take place on the 4th July. We are now looking
for volunteers to help on the day. Please contact one of the committee if you
want to help to make this event the success it has always been. It is a fund
raising event for the West Waterford Hospice and we are looking for check point
Marshals and Stewards.
CUNNIGAR CROSSING.
Supporting
the Dungarvan Lions Club the Annual Cunnigar Crossing will take place on August
2nd. The departure date will be announced nearer the date as it depends on the
tides. After the walk, we will repair to Tig An Cheoil Pub for refreshments and
collection for the Lions Club. Remember to bring a change of foot wear as it
can get very mucky.
PITCH AND PUTT
12th
June at the Cunnigar. We will meet on the course at 19.00. Cost 5 Euro.
BRING YOUR OWN BBQ
18th
July 18:00. Maries Garden. Tickets from Committee
TENERIFE HOLIDAY.
The
Annual Holiday Abroad on September 12-19th is to Tenerife. This was the
destination of the first club holiday abroad. As it's the 20th Anniversary of
the Club, a return visit was decided. To find out more about the holiday and
the walks planned, contact Tony Fitzgerald.
WALK
REPORTS
On Sun 31st May seven B walkers including 1 guest all the way
from France headed for the Comeraghs and completed a circuit of Seefin from Mauma
Rd finishing via Farbrega. Some described it as four seasons all in one, with hailstones
and wind but mostly nice sunshine throughout. As this was his first time
leading, our leader noticed after some time that he was being marked out of
ten. 2 points were deducted for the Hailstones but later recovered for the
Sunny Spot where we had lunch. (Isn’t that right Ger ? ). An enjoyable walk
with some nice climbs and the distance covered was just over 15 Km.
C Walk Report: Clonmel to Carrick,
Sunday May 31st. Leader, Ronagh Baumann
A troop of 14 C walkers sample the
newly opened towpath that runs along the river Suir from Clonmel to Carrick on
Suir. A bus brought the walkers from Carrick to Clonmel
and after sheltering from a short squall, they set off on the 18km route.
The walkers escaped the worst of the
showers and most of the walk took place in brilliant sunshine, but the grass was
high at times and they had to beat it back with their sticks.
The walk took five hours in total, but the walkers broke for an excellent
lunch in Kilsheelan provided by James O'Donnell and his team of beautiful
assistants. Many thanks to James for his generosity and hospitality.
COMERAGH CROSSING SITUATIONS
VACANT.
Signing In Desk Receptionist. Early start. No pay. Sit down
job. Free dinner. Act fast to secure this sought after position.
Chip Depot Marshals. Healthy outdoor job meeting
interesting people, Bring your own flask. Dinner included.
Catering Executive. Long Hours. Hard Work. Free
snacks and tea all day. Free dinner if still hungry.
Various Other Vacancies Available. Apply within.
WANTED. 4
Pallets. 8 Stakes. 100metres of 5mm shock cord
