Monthly Archives: July 2014

BBQ FUNDRAISER

Avonmore GC BBQ1

Avonmore Game Club will hold its sixth charity/fundraiser BBQ  this Saturday 5th July  in Kavanaghs Vartry House from 6pm. This year again a donation will be made  to Roundwood Senior Citizens and Roundwood National School.   Music in the beer garden with Chris Lucas and special guests, then from 9.30pm until late ~ it’s The Roamin Cadillacs. Adults €15.00, children free .So for a menu with a difference, great music and craic come along, your support will be much appreciated. For further information please contact 0868569812

Roundwood Festival Walks ~ Saturday 19th of July

Roundwood on the Move 9.00am – 2.00pm Saturday 19th July

Walks

(Further details below)

Register at
Parish Hall
Depart
Parish Hall
  1. Hill- walk (bus transfer to walk and back to Parish Hall)
9.15 9.30
  1. Historical Ramble through Roundwood village
10.15 10.30
  1. Wild Child Walk
10.30 10.45
  • Participants on each activity are required to sign-in at the Parish hall.
  • A charge of €5 per adult for each of the activities above is payable at registration in the parish hall (children on the Wild Child Walk go free).
  • Walkers are welcome to return to the Parish hall at lunch time for soup, rolls and a lively toe-tapping entertainment with a trad session by local musicians.
  1. Hill-walk: Crone Wood to Pier Gates at Luggala along the Wicklow Way.

This route has been chosen to be suitable for people who are interested in trying out hill-walking for the first time. We’re not aiming to break any speed records on this walk so if you’d like to give hill-walking a try this is the one for you! The walk is approx 3hrs long.Bus transfer to walk and back to the Roundwood Parish Hall. You will need to pre-register for the walk. Please email info@roundwood.ie with the name(s) and a contact phone number to save your place(s) on the walk.

  1. Historical Ramble through Roundwood Village

This walk, led again by Martin Timmons local historian and member of the Roundwood Historical and Folklore Society, will be a gentle-paced ramble in and around the village that will give you the opportunity to hear a little more about the history and lore associated with some familiar local landmarks. This year, Martin will focus on a different area of the village so if you went on this walk last year you’ll learn more again this year.

  1. Wild Child Walk

A great choice for a ramble with the kids. This walk will be based around the ‘small pond’ and will have plenty of time to spot any interesting wild-life. Bring along a jar with a lid to help examine the bugs and the beasties. Part of the walk is on an off-road trail, is not well suited for buggies and will need sturdy footwear for both adults and kids. Children must be accompanied by their parents/guardians on this walk.