Secretary: Mary Doyle
Tel: 07711074581
Email: [email protected]
The Glens of Antrim Rambling Club had its beginning with a group of walking enthusiasts in Cushendall in 1980.
Governing body for Rambling and Hill-Walking Clubs in the North of Ireland
Glens of Antrim Rambling Club
Secretary: Mary Doyle
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Hope you are all enjoying the Saint Patrick’s Day bank holiday.
If you are looking for some inspiration for walks around Ireland join Paul Clements for a talk on his travels – Thursday 28 March, 7:30 pm, Island Arts Centre, Lisburn
Notice of temporary partial closure of the Carlingford Lough Greenway starting on Monday 18th March****Public Notice Starting Monday 18 March 2019. Temporary Partial Closure Please be advised that the Carlingford Lough Greenway from Albert Basin, Newry through to the spillweir bridge will be temporarily closed for a 3 week period, commencing Monday 18 March 2019. No unauthorised access shall be allowed to this section of the Greenway during this time. The Greenway shall remain to be accessible from Victoria Lock, however there will be no through access north of the spillweir bridge. This is to facilitate a programme of ground investigation being carried out by the Department for Infrastructure (DfI) – Roads for the proposed Newry Southern Relief Road Scheme. Newry, Mourne and Down District Council apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Belfast CHA Rambling Club
This is yesterday's walk to Mount Stewart. It was a excellent walk lead by Kay Johnston. What is even better is Kay works for the national trust at Mount Stewart and gave us a guided tour. We walked around the trails in the mount stewart demense through farmland and woodland. We saw the temple of the winds, had lunch beside the piggery and saw the motte and a folly in a Glen. We then finished at the cafe at the main entrance. It was a amazing walk with a big group of us including a new member. As usual a great day and good company and craic. Beautiful weather and beautiful scenery. Our next walks is the A walk to house of sport to Lisburn and on the same day the B walk to the Lisburn Parks next Saturday.
Latest Facebook
Hope you are all enjoying the Saint Patrick’s Day bank holiday.
If you are looking for some inspiration for walks around Ireland join Paul Clements for a talk on his travels – Thursday 28 March, 7:30 pm, Island Arts Centre, Lisburn
Notice of temporary partial closure of the Carlingford Lough Greenway starting on Monday 18th March****Public Notice Starting Monday 18 March 2019. Temporary Partial Closure Please be advised that the Carlingford Lough Greenway from Albert Basin, Newry through to the spillweir bridge will be temporarily closed for a 3 week period, commencing Monday 18 March 2019. No unauthorised access shall be allowed to this section of the Greenway during this time. The Greenway shall remain to be accessible from Victoria Lock, however there will be no through access north of the spillweir bridge. This is to facilitate a programme of ground investigation being carried out by the Department for Infrastructure (DfI) – Roads for the proposed Newry Southern Relief Road Scheme. Newry, Mourne and Down District Council apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Belfast CHA Rambling Club
This is yesterday's walk to Mount Stewart. It was a excellent walk lead by Kay Johnston. What is even better is Kay works for the national trust at Mount Stewart and gave us a guided tour. We walked around the trails in the mount stewart demense through farmland and woodland. We saw the temple of the winds, had lunch beside the piggery and saw the motte and a folly in a Glen. We then finished at the cafe at the main entrance. It was a amazing walk with a big group of us including a new member. As usual a great day and good company and craic. Beautiful weather and beautiful scenery. Our next walks is the A walk to house of sport to Lisburn and on the same day the B walk to the Lisburn Parks next Saturday.
