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Scouts at the Centre preparing to go off on an overnight hike.

 

Mount Melleray Scout Centre


Mount Melleray Scout Activity and Sport Centre
lies high in the Knockmealdown Mountains 7 km's outside the town of Cappoquin, County Waterford (in Scouting Ireland's Waterford Scout County). Originally a boarding school attached to the Abbey of Mount Melleray it was acquired by the Catholic Boy Scouts of Ireland in 1979 and opened as a Scout Centre.



The front of the Scout Centre


Since then the Scout Centre has been continuously improved and now offers you the opportunity to run a very active and varied programme for "Scouts" of every age. With hills and mountains at our back door and a glen with river and forest nearby, it is an ideal Scouting location. It is an exciting activity base for all, from the smallest Beaver to the most experienced Venturer.

So why not bring your group to Mount Melleray Scout Activity and Sport Centre so that they may avail of the wide range of facilities and activities that we have on offer and what will be a very enjoyable and memorable stay, both for them and you.



The Abbey of Mount Melleray Monastery


Getting to Mount Melleray



The route to Mount Melleray as outlined below
(click on the map for a larger version or on the link top left for a PDF of the map and directions).


From North /Dublin and East
Follow the N9/N25 to Waterford. At Waterford take the N25 west to Dungarvan. About 2km outside Dungarvan take right fork signposted N72 for Lismore and Killarney. This road runs through Cappoquin where you there will be a right turn signposted for the R669 to Mount Melleray.

From Cork
Follow the N8 towards Fermoy. Either take the right turn before Rathcormack onto the R628 which takes you through Aghern, Conna and Curraglass to Tallow, or in Fermoy take the N72 to Tallow. From Tallow follow the N72 to Lismore and on to Cappoquin. Go through Cappoquin and follow the R669 to Mount Melleray.

 

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