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Flags Pass Upgrade

30 June 2010
 

Mountain Meitheal completed a 125 metre section of bog bridge (see pictures) along this very wet section on the Wicklow Way, at Flags Pass in Coillte property, Drumgoff.

As you can see it is a very good job and will be a good addition to this section of the Wicklow Way.
 
This was a job the Coillte district and the Regional Trails Manager agreed with Mountain Meitheal earlier this year and materials were provided by Coillte through maintanence funding.

Congratulations to all involved!

 
 
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