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Admin

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Posted - 27/11/2009 :  16:52:58  Show Profile  Visit Admin's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Waterways Ireland Sponsorship Programme Deadline has been extended

The deadline for receipt of completed applications for the Waterways Ireland
2010 Sponsorship Programme has been extended by 14 days until the 17th
December 2009 at 3pm. The programme is designed to increase recreational
waterway and waterside activity and events. The deadline has been extended
to facilitate potential applicants affected by recent unprecedented high
water levels.

The programme supports events taking place along the Lower Bann Navigation,
the Erne System, the Shannon-Erne Waterway, the Shannon Navigation, the
Barrow Navigation, the Grand Canal and the Royal Canal.

Taking place annually for the past four years the Waterways Ireland
Sponsorship Programme has supported angling, canoeing, rowing, sailing and
power-sports; competitions, learning experiences, historical and educational
activities.

The programme aims to encourage increasing numbers of people to experience
something new about the waterways.

Applications are open to anyone wishing to run recreational waterway and
waterside events. For an application pack please check out the Waterways
Ireland website www.waterwaysireland.org events section for a downloadable
information pack and application form. Terms and conditions apply. The
closing date the receipt of completed applications is 17 December 2009 at
3pm

Waterways Ireland, the North/South Implementation Body is responsible for
the management, maintenance, development and restoration of the inland
navigable waterway systems throughout the island, principally for
recreational purposes.

artash

Ireland
401 Posts

Posted - 28/11/2009 :  01:07:23  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Town tours by boat would be an option now.
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Admin

1229 Posts

Posted - 28/11/2009 :  07:42:52  Show Profile  Visit Admin's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Atlantis discovered in Athlone!
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Headcase

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Posted - 28/11/2009 :  10:11:25  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Admin

Atlantis discovered in Athlone!



The new Venice of the West!
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artash

Ireland
401 Posts

Posted - 28/11/2009 :  11:35:26  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Headcase
The new Venice of the West!



Well they're both sinking.

[ed: spacing]

Edited by - artash on 29/11/2009 01:38:21
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Admin

1229 Posts

Posted - 28/11/2009 :  20:59:41  Show Profile  Visit Admin's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Don't feed the gondolas!
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jeff the yank

Ireland
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Posted - 29/11/2009 :  04:28:08  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Didn't someone tell em once that topographically, Ireland is just basically a big bowl?

“The test of our progress is not whether we add to the abundance of those who have much. It is whether we provide enough to those who have little.” - Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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artash

Ireland
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Posted - 29/11/2009 :  11:21:15  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by jeff the yank

Didn't someone tell em once that topographically, Ireland is just basically a big bowl?



Supposed to be - the outside edges are up & the centre is down. Why its the Midlands as is getting most the deluge. Ireland is just one big saucer. When the space programme gets going, it'll be a flying saucer & we can leave all that Lisbon shenanigans behind.
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