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Free Burren National Park bus service resumes

 

The National Parks and Wildlife Service has confirmed the return of the free Burren National Park bus service for the 2017 season.

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The service will operated at the new time of 09.30 to 17.30; running fourteen times daily between Corofin and the trailhead in the Burren National Park.

“Taking the free bus from Corofin is an excellent way to explore the five way-marked walking trails in the National Park, with their variety of beautiful and interesting habitats including limestone pavement, hazel woodland, wetland and species-rich grassland. The first bus leaves Corofin at 09.30 and the last bus returns from the park at 17.15,” a spokeswoman confirmed.

For more information please contact us on 065 6827693 or email us at burrennationalpark@ahg.gov.ie.

Meanwhile, the service will be offering a free guided walk along the Orange Trail in the Burren National Park on Sunday 14th May at 2:15pm.

This is a 1.3km looped walk with mature hazel woodland, species-rich grassland and turlough. The walk will start at the trailhead at the Gortlecka Crossroads at 14:15. Visitors can take the free bus from the Information Point in Corofin at 14:00. The bus operates on a first come first served basis.

Attendees are asked to dress appropriately for the weather and terrain. The walk will last approximately 1.5-2 hrs. Booking Required. To book please call us on 065 6827693 or email us at burrennationalpark@ahg.gov.ie

 

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