
Meet @ 10.30am sharp
on the tow path near Clonsilla Train Station
What to bring (if possible):
Garden Gloves, Litter Picker, High Vis Vest, Appropriate Footwear
Please read listing for further details
If you plan on joining us please log a Will Attend
so we know who to expect on the day
Cache In Trash Out is an ongoing environmental initiative supported by the worldwide Geocaching community and is a way for the geocaching community to take care of the areas we enjoy while geocaching. Through these volunteer efforts, we help preserve the natural beauty of our outdoor resources!
You'll get a smiley for your participation in a CITO event and it also has it's own icon. Though of course, the real reward lies in giving back to our environment! :D
When:
February 14th - Yes, Valentine's Day! What better day to show our love of this beautiful planet we live. We will meet at 10.30am sharp.
What:
With the support of a location action group Royal Canal Clean-up and Fingal County Council, we will be picking up litter/rubbish/trash along the Royal Canal. We will start on the tow path near Clonsilla Train Station (starting coordinates) and work our way west as far as Barberstown Crossing.
We expect to walk about 3-4km during the CITO. There may be muggles joining us and there will be other groups on the canal that day, so make sure to meet at the starting coordinates on time, and look for the yellow Geocaching Ireland high vis!
What to Bring:
Basic litter picking equipment will be available but may be limited so we'd encourage attendees to come prepared (if possible) - this could include Garden Gloves or a Litter Picker or Extra Long poles/nets.
Everyone will be expected to wear a Hi Vis Vest - there will be some available but if you have one, please wear it.
It is strongly advised to wear appropriate sturdy footwear (as this is a canal towpath) and depending on the weather that day, rain gear or suncream. Please note there will be nowhere to store bags whilst we work.
Staying hydrated is also important!
Getting there:
There is plenty of public transport options which would be better for the enviornment (we are meeting at a train station afterall). There is paid parking at Clonsilla Train Station.
DISCLAIMER
By participating in this event, you de facto agree that your participation is at your own risk and neither the event host, icklelego, nor Fingal County Council, Royal Canal Clean-up or any association will be responsible for any accident, injury or loss to people or their belongings while participating in this event. Please exercise due caution at all times.