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Sperrins Hill Walking Club - walk to celebrate 30 years

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Short walk in the Crockmore/ Crockbrack area ( Draperstown). The walk will be organised by Sperrins Hill Walking Club celebrating 30 years.

Sperrins Hillwalking Club was formed in 1996 and is celebrating 30 years this year. The club is extending an invitation to all walkers over 18 years of age to join us in a walk in the Crockmore/ Crockbrack area in Draperstown. This will take place on Saturday 17th October, meeting place Mulligan's Bar, 99 Moydamlaght Road, Draperstown, Co Derry at 10.00am.

After the walk, you are welcome to reminisce in Mulligans Bar where light refreshments will be served. Alternatively if you do not wish to walk, feel free to join us in Mulligans from 1.00pm.

Who is running it

Sperrins Hill Walking Club

A sociable Hill Walking Club

Phone
07732220695

Who it is for

  • Adults

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