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Boyne - Version History


  Version Date Change Notes Author
 921/06/2013‘’The canal drop ‘’
Located about 20 meters after the diagonal weir is the get out for the canal drop at a part of the wall witch has collapsed .The drop its self is about 15 meters down from this and is caused by a broken canal gate .Safety cover is advised as the hole will hold boats and possibly swimmers at certain levels .
Robert Kierans
 819/03/2010Tidy up Seanie
 704/12/2009Edited directions to put in. Eoin Hurst
 610/10/2009to the person below who calls it bewley hole . its not called that. its called after a local paddler . which was named elle devo. christopher
 511/05/2009General Tidying Up johnb
 405/05/2009corrected spellings tiernan
 330/04/2008Obviously the Boyne is much longer than the section described here which is basically the middle Boyne. The photographs are from Navan to Slane. There is an overlap with the description of the Blackwater/Boyne. There are a number of weirs between Navan and Stackallen, and also one or two below Slane Bridge, notably at Knowth and Newgrange Bas
 206/02/2007changed river lefts to right again, i hope i got them all now! Tiernan
 106/02/2007 Emmet and Tiernan

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