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The event, which is suitable for leisure and regular walkers, begins in Bagenalstown on Saturday, July 8. | FILE PHOTO
A biodiversity walk for dog walkers will take place in County Carlow early next month.
The event, which is suitable for leisure and regular walkers, begins in Bagenalstown on Saturday, July 8.
Participants on the day pants will enjoy a tour of Tullow town with their dogs and the walk will also take in the sights and sounds of Bagenalstown’s urban(ish) wildlife.
Supported by Carlow County Council under the Festival and Events Scheme, the walk is free but pre-booking is advised - click here.
Biodiversity Walk for Dog Walkers.
— carlow tourism (@carlowtourism) June 23, 2023
This walk is suitable for leisure and regular walkers, come and enjoy a tour of Tullow town with your dogs, all sizes welcome.
Book tickets here: https://t.co/Ml8zTskgaG@Carlow_Co_Co @CarlowLEO#WanderOffTheTrack pic.twitter.com/csc494d48x
Registration for the walk, which will include experienced local guides, will take place at 3pm in the car park of Aldi in Bagenalstown (Eircode R21 K772).
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