Dundalk Dog Rescue’s fundraising dog walk along the Carlingford Greenway on Sunday morning was a huge success. Happy dogs, many of them rescues which had been rehomed thanks to the efforts of Dundalk Dog Rescue volunteers, and their owners gathered at Carlingford braved the elements on Sunday morning for a walk to raise funds for […]
Monthly Archives: May 2018
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May
May
Described as a hidden gem in the north Louth coastline, the scenic ‘Greenway’ which will soon stretch across the border, has been celebrated as an enduring example of community spirit. The Greenway between Omeath and Carlingford was constructed by Louth County Council in 2013, largely funded by the Smarter Travel Section of the Department of […]
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May
May
RIVULETS run into rock pools, crevices fill and open expanses of sand are quickly inundated. Limp strands of seaweed rise from where they nestle to sway in the current and mussel-gatherers lift their bags and retreat to dry land. On more exposed beaches the ebb and flow of the tide is barely tangible and only […]
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May
May
The popular Carlingford-Omeath Greenway could be extended to Greenore, after Louth County Council committed to carrying out a feasibility study for a new section to the route, the Argus has learned. Following last week’s Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) meeting between Louth County Council (LCC) and Newry, Mourne and Down Council, it was agreed that Chief […]
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May
May
NEWRY GREENWAY TO VICTORIA LOCK OPENING FRIDAY The long anticipated 5.7km stretch of the New Carlingford Lough Greenway will be open for use from this Friday 4 May. The section of the Carlingford Lough Greenway, from Dublin Road Bridge in Newry through the Albert Basin site and along Middlebank as far as Victoria Lock, has […]