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Longford Sports Partnership Operation Transformation walk in Ballymahon
Longford Sports Partnership ran their second Operation Transformation walk on Saturday last in Newcastle Wood in Ballymahon.
Over 30 people turned up to walk the beautiful woodland despite the cold weather.
It’s no wonder this area was chosen by Center Parcs for the Center Parcs Longford Forest holiday village as it is picturesque. Well done to the community of Ballymahon for turning out in force.
Next Saturday, January 27, Longford Sports Partnership's third Operation Transformation walk will take place in Derrycasson Woods, Mullinalaghta at 11am.
For more information on the Operation Transformation walks contact Patricia on 087 192 2479.
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