Waterford Greenway

She seems to be leading the charge.

And her late father actually was one of the biggest single opponents to the Waterford Greenway, which utterly transformed Waterford.

Best piece of infrastructure ever.

I think we've seen around the country in many years.

Um, in Waterford, the greenway in Waterford is worth 20 million to the local economy.

I went down to Dungarvan because I know one of the lads who was, who was involved in the, in the Waterford Greenway.

I met him, and Sligo are actually playing Waterford, so I went over to see how he was getting on, and he showed me.

So he has, um, a, a bike hire, um, business behind the Dungarvan Arms.

It's Ambles, that's well, you're listening to Spin, it's just 7.22. On yesterday's show, I was telling you about a little adventure my dog Seamus went on.

He had our hearts in our mouths for hours when he ran away from my parents' house and explored the Waterford coastline and the Waterford Greenway until he was eventually found by a very kind people who were my sister's neighbours.

See, he's a city dog, and you brought him down to the country, and he's going to go wild.

He was like,

Like, really, really stupid.

Um, and it turns out that from their viewpoint on the Waterford Greenway, they spotted Seamus on three different Waterford beaches.

Wow.

[laughs] Legging it.

They're like, "Right, he's on that beach." They'd come off the Greenway, try and get down to that beach.

He'd be gone again.

They'd rejoin the Waterford Greenway for a viewpoint.

They might see a little black dot from way down going, "That must be him down there again."