Moville Community Complex Development Company warmly invites you to join this intriguing take on coastal Moville's townscape heritage - and discover structures that connect its people, places and public spaces.

Led by two Irish SPAB* Scholars: Mary Kerrigan, Place-maker Architect; with Justin McAteer, Structural Engineer in conservation, this is a unique opportunity to take get under the skin of the townscape of this picturesque planned Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian historic town.

Gather at St Eugene's Hall for an intriguing, interactive, participative walk and talk experience.

Open to all ages and backgrounds, we'll be taking an easy grade walk covering approximately 2km.

Leaving from the Hall we'll explore Moville's splendid townscape heritage wrapping up at Carrickarory Pier.

Discover the structures, some hidden in plain sight, that connect Moville's people, places and public spaces brilliantly.

Don't miss this unique opportunity to get under the skin of Moville's special townscape heritage and its structures. Look forward to seeing you there!
This event is #3 of 6 guided walking experiences on offer in Moville and environs, as part of Heritage Week, throughout Saturday 24th August.

Depending on your curiosity and energy levels, you are free to participate in up to 3 of these.

Since numbers are strictly limited, please register in advance for each walk, separately, on Eventbrite.

Please gather at St Eugene's Hall, James' Street, Moville by 12:15pm for a 12:30pm departure.

Please DO bring your own water bottle AND come prepared for the forecasted weather, wearing comfy walking shoes.

We will have very limited access to public toilets in the course of this walk.

* SPAB: Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings, London

Address
St Eugene's Hall, Co. Donegal