near to Rathnew, Co Wicklow, Ireland
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Coastal Path at Clonmannan, north of Wicklow Town
by JP
Not an official path by any means - just a track worn by passersby.
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Across the railway [1]
by Michael Dibb
The Murrough is a coastal barrier, consisting of a ridge of sand and gravel which formed across a lagoon, creating Broad Lough. The railway from Dublin to Wexford and Rosslare Harbour runs along this ridge. The path crosses the railway... (more)
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Across the railway [2]
by Michael Dibb
The Murrough is a coastal barrier, consisting of a ridge of sand and gravel which formed across a lagoon, creating Broad Lough. The railway from Dublin to Wexford and Rosslare Harbour runs along this ridge. The path crosses the railway... (more)
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Across the railway [3]
by Michael Dibb
The Murrough is a coastal barrier, consisting of a ridge of sand and gravel which formed across a lagoon, creating Broad Lough. The railway from Dublin to Wexford and Rosslare Harbour runs along this ridge. The path crosses the railway... (more)
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Lines to Wicklow
by Michael Dibb
The Murrough is a coastal barrier, consisting of a ridge of sand and gravel which formed across a lagoon, creating Broad Lough. The railway from Dublin to Wexford and Rosslare Harbour runs along this ridge. The path crosses the railway... (more)
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Lines to Dublin
by Michael Dibb
The Murrough is a coastal barrier, consisting of a ridge of sand and gravel which formed across a lagoon, creating Broad Lough. The railway from Dublin to Wexford and Rosslare Harbour runs along this ridge. The path crosses the railway... (more)
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Path to town
by Michael Dibb
The Murrough is a coastal barrier, consisting of a ridge of sand and gravel which formed across a lagoon, creating Broad Lough. The railway from Dublin to Wexford and Rosslare Harbour runs along this ridge. The path crosses the railway... (more)
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Yellow Gorse
by Michael Dibb
The Gorse is blooming well alongside the railway crossing.
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