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Category Archives: Walks
Latest Notes
Here are the notes for April 2021. The notes of our previous meetings are available on our monthly notes page.
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Caves Marsh
The Malahide Community Forum has identified Seabury to Pope John Paul II primary school as one of our four priority routes for Schoolchildren to have safe access to School. We did this as we feel that Barrack Bridge is a pinch … Continue reading
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Active Travel Malahide
Enabling residents to safely walk or cycle to local amenities We’re fortunate to live or work in Malahide – it’s a wonderful place. We want to make it even better, by enabling residents to safely walk or cycle to local … Continue reading
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Latest Notes
Here are the notes for January 2021. The notes of our previous meetings are available on our monthly notes page.
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Malahide Looped Walks – 9. Malahide Beach
Welcome to the Malahide Beach walk, which is the ninth in our series of looped walks. See all Malahide Looped Walks. This 4k walk provides wonderful views of Lambay island which change every day with the light and the weather. The … Continue reading
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Would you like your kids to be able to cycle safely to school?
The Active Travel Sub Committee of the Malahide Community Forum was set up in 2020 with a goal of improving walking & cycling facilities in Malahide, with a particular focus on the provision of “Safe Routes to Schools”. By improving … Continue reading
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Malahide looped walks – 8. Back Estuary, Seabury and Swords Rd
Welcome to the eight in our series of looped walks mapped by Stephen Macdonagh. See all Malahide Looped Walks. This 7.8km walk starts in the village at the Bridgefield Car Park (Marked A). Proceed out of the village along the … Continue reading
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Malahide Fairy Forts Trail
We’ve long known that Malahide is a magical place – now it’s official! Fairies have set up home in a number of “fairy forts” in the Malahide area. The Active Travel sub-committee of the Malahide Community Forum has obtained photographs … Continue reading
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Malahide Looped Walks – 6. Seapark Hill to Seamount Road
Update June 2021:Fingal county council has temporarily closed the connection from Seapark Hill to Seamount Road to facilitate the provision of a new park with associated paths. The council hopes to have the work completed in time for school reopening … Continue reading
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Malahide Looped Walks – 5 Portmarnock village and Beach
Portmarnock village and Beach is the fifth in our series of looped walks mapped by Stephen Macdonagh. See all Malahide Looped Walks. You may do the “short walk” as mapped above starting in Portmarnock, or the longer version from Malahide … Continue reading
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