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In association with the Wildlife Estates Label Ireland, Altidore Castle is delighted to announce a two hour walk through both our long established and newly planted native woodland given by members of the Emmet family on Saturday, August 22nd at eleven am.

The Wildlife Estates Label Ireland, which was extremely grateful to receive funding from the Heritage Council Community Grant Scheme will create a new standard for biodiversity in Ireland for landowners of any size.

The walk contains very steep hills and clothing appropriate to weather must be worn. Not suitable for children under eight.

*Meeting Point at Back Gate of Altidore Estate, NOT Front Gate*

Tickets free. Link to register here: https://www.heritageweek.ie/event-listings/free-woodland-and-biodiversity-walk-at-altidore-castle-in-association-with-wildlife-estates-label-ireland

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If you are interested in auditioning for this wonderful show, please email [email protected]

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