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Pictured are walkers departing from Kinnitty Castle on the well attended first event held in the Spring
Following the success of the first Sober Hike organised by Roscrea's Narcotics Anonymous, they are holding a repeat event on Sunday, May 18th at 10am again starting at Kinnitty Castle and into the Slieve Bloom mountains.
“We are buzzing for this walk and would really love it if everyone joined us again and, this time, bring a friend and everyone who turns up will be entered into a free draw for an amazing prize” organiser, James Gleeson said.️
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Coffee, tea and treats are available at the Castle's coffeeshop and the organisers are planning a picnic after the hike.
The walk will be led by experienced walkers. Please wear appropriate footwear and bring a bottle of water. Pictured above is the first event as hikers departed Kinnitty Castle.
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