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Denny O'Dwyer (in front) of the Hillwalking Club ready to lead off a walk in the Glen.
A pilgrim walk in Tipperary is being organised by two organisations for one Sunday in May.
Aherlow Fáilte and Hillwalking Radio Club are organising a Pilgrim Walk in the Glen of Aherlow on Sunday May 4.
Check in for the walk will be at Galbally Community Centre from 9am, with the bus leaving the Church car park at 9.45am (latest).
Booking online is the preferred option. The walk is 15k at a slow laid back pace, taking in Clonbeg Church, St. Sedna's Holy Well, Christ the King, The Mass Rock, The Shrough Dolmen, The Giants Grave and the old Fransciscian Friary at Mooreabbey.
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The walk will end in Galbally where some nice refreshments will be provided.
Total cost of bus transfer and refreshments afterwards in the Community Centre is €15. Further information from 062-56331 or from info@aherlow.com.
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