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Midleton?

  • 27-05-2021 1:44pm
    #1
    sporina
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    Meeting a friend in Midleton at the weekend (half way point for us).. is there anywer nice where we could get a coffee and go for a nice walk? like a park or something? or drive to somewhere near by? TIA


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  • #2
    Angler1
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    Ballyanna woods. It's east off the Tesco roundabout.


  • #3
    Angler1
    Registered Users Posts: 26 ✭Angler1


    Pan restaurant for coffee


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    Padre_Pio
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    Midleton market is on Saturday mornings.


  • #5
    sporina
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    Angler1 wrote: »
    Ballyanna woods. It's east off the Tesco roundabout.

    great thanks - is there somewhere we could get coffee near there?


  • #6
    deRanged
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    How long a walk do you want? For a short (1-2km) but nice one - try parking by Distillery Lane, coffee from Montys and a walk in the Baby Walk and council park.

    If you want a longer walk (3-5km sort of thing) park at the entrance to Ballyannon woods. there's a horsebox coffee place there, and you can head into the woods from there.


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  • #7
    sporina
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    ok thinking of going to The Grumpy Bakers 1st and then mayb take a walk down to the Choctaw monument before heading to Ballyannan woods.. where can we park near Grumpy Bakers?


  • #8
    deRanged
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    there's a car park right beside them. there's also on street parking, but that can be busy enough at the weekend.


  • #9
    sporina
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    deRanged wrote: »
    How long a walk do you want? For a short (1-2km) but nice one - try parking by Distillery Lane, coffee from Montys and a walk in the Baby Walk and council park.

    If you want a longer walk (3-5km sort of thing) park at the entrance to Ballyannon woods. there's a horsebox coffee place there, and you can head into the woods from there.

    sorry i missed your post earlier - that sounds great - the latter plan.. we would like a decent walk

    is there good parking space at the woods?


  • #10
    sporina
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    had a great time in Midleton - thanks for all the suggestions..

    We parked by the distillery - got lunch from Monty's (yum).. ate it in the little park near there.. then walked to the woods (Ballyannan) - so quiet - hardly anyone there.. and then a quick spin down to the Chocdaw (v cool)..

    Must go back soon - but earlier - so we can enjoy the market :)


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