John G. O'Dwyer
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 23 Jun
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Absolutely.
I have something to confess.
First thing, I'm coming in here to talk about Leash, and I have to confess I'm actually a Tipperary man.
I come in here to advise two Leash people about their own county.
Well, I'll tell you one thing is that we have plenty of walking in Tipperary.
There's no doubt about it.
But we regularly cross the border.
Hill walking club, I mean mid-tip hill walkers, we regularly come up into Leash for the beautiful walks here and up into the Shleaf Blooms as well.
So, you know, there's a lot to offer.
We come here regularly.
Absolutely wonderful.
The first thing I would think of is it's mostly a marketing person's dream.
I mean, the Sleave Blue Mountains, it's evocative.
of flowers, and I'm sure today it's absolutely blooming.
But that is the thing, and I have, you know, in my book on the Comoros Galtys and Shlee Blue Mountains, I have gone up and written about that, so I've walked, you know, nearly all of the Shlee Blooms, and that is the great thing about it.
Once you get up there,
It's very isolated and of course the reason for that is that she bloom suffered very badly in the famine Of course the land wasn't anything like it is down here The only thing that could grow was potatoes the plate was failed and people were forced out of the sleeve loom But now of course then that makes it a beautifully isolated area unspoiled and
Yeah, unspiled, absolutely.
And if you go down to Kerry, I mean, it's very steep ground, lots of cliffs that you have to navigate, you have to be very careful, almost any of the mountains in the west of Ireland.
But the great thing here is that you can lose yourself
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