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jackill
2010-05-31 15:09:51
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Jimmy Barry , My apologies
I'm wrong, I might not like it but I am.I owe Jimmy an apology as on a recent visit to the Galtys I found all access points to Clydagh wood/Cush now have no Dogs signs. In my defense the one entering Clydagh wood is in the botton corner of an information board , erected by The Glen of Aherlow Failte society,to one side of the entrance which I marched straight past on my last visit without looking. While I may not agree with it, as regards properly controlled dogs, I do respect it and would encourage others to do the same. |
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