Getting back on track somewhat, here are some pictures from yet another absoultely bored weekend. Decided to take a quick drive down to Inniscarra Dam.
The dam itself
A few more on Flickr.
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How did you get down there? Every time I passed along the blarney->Inniscarra road the gates were closed!
Love the 2nd shot, works really well!
Drive down the main entrance until you get to the gates to the dam. Take a left and there should be a newish green fence in front of you with a gate that could well be closed. Open yon gate, drive inside and park wherever you please. I thought it was locked when I went down there but after hanging around for a few mins I saw people inside there. It’s just a shame it’s not possible to get closer to the dam… (next time I may bring my hip waders so I can get around the fence that extends into the water)