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May 24, 2021 10:53 am A number of Leitrim farmers are leading the charge on a project to restore a well-known local beauty spot in western county – “O’Rourke’s Table”. In recent weeks a significant effort has begun in the Newtownmanor area of the county to renovate and update a what is described as a “hidden gem”. Early in 2020, the current path, which comprises wooden steps, had deteriorated and rotted, while gravel with subsoil became dangerously eroded, the local group says. Paul Mc Dermot, a local farmer and employee of the Rural Social Scheme (RSS), has done trojan work for years to keep this trail open. However, due to timber decay and weather conditions, it became impossible for one man to maintain safety reasons. ....
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Leitrim Way Walks Scheme takes a step in the right direction Reporter: ); The first phase of Leitrim’s new Walks Scheme has been approved by the Department of Rural and Community Development, beginning payments for a number of landowners along The Leitrim Way. This opening phase sees 24 landowners brought onto the scheme by Leitrim Development Company along Leitrim’s National Waymarked Trail. The scheme, funded by the Department and implemented by Local Development Companies, involves landholders as key participants in the provision of high-quality walking trails in Ireland. It achieves this by contracting them to undertake maintenance work on sections of National Way Marked Ways that traverse their property. Participants of the scheme receive yearly payments for their time in undertaking maintenance work on approved trail. The scheme currently covers 40 trails nationwide, with annual payments averaging €1100 made to approximately 1,900 landholders ....