John G. O'Dwyer
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54 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 23 Jun
John G. O'Dwyer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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hardly meet anybody, but at the same time, you don't have to think too deeply about where you're going.
You just follow something like the Schleebloom Way.
There are some fantastic walks.
And I know yourself, I think, you did a mill loop there for tracks and trails.
And, of course, the deserted village, the people who were forced out.
When I was doing my book, I was looking for one sentence that could sum up the Shleaf Blooms, but of course, not being a poet, I wasn't able to come up with it.
But then I discovered Pat had actually come up with it.
He described him as modest and understated, and I think that captures, it's the perfect place to lose yourself, and of course now it's one of the biggest kind of national parks, wild and
National Wildlife Reserves in the country.
Well, what I love, I love Dorough.
We come up there a lot.
And the wonderful thing is it's a planned village.
But around it then you have the leafy loop and the Dunmore loop.
And it's 360, it loops fully around the village.
It's 22 kilometres.
So obviously the person doesn't want to trek there.
But you can mix and match.
You can go out from anywhere and you can join a part of it and then go along further.
And of course the great thing I think about all of Leash is
The ascendancy period of Irish history wasn't great for a lot of people, but by God, did they leave us a great inheritance.
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