• Kilmacthomas - 1. Kilmacthomas Workhouse:
  Learn about the Kilmacthomas Workhouse, which opened in 1851 to house the poor of the locality during the hard times. Walk the grounds visiting the Poorhouse buildings, isolation house, and mortuary. then walk the path toward the Paupers graveyard.
• Kilmacthomas - 2. Paupers Gravesite:
  View the Paupers Mass Grave from a gateway, which is a stark reminder of the difficult living conditions faced by the poor in the workhouse. Flip card viewing of what is there as it is set on privately owned land and no access given, unfortunately.
• Kilmacthomas - 3. New Bridge:
  Here you will hear the story of archaeological digs that dates the area of Kilmacthomas to be 4000 BC which is older than the pyramids of Egypt. A flip card explaining the findings that archaeologists found in this area recently.
• Kilmacthomas - Mindfulness Section 1:
  Here we will stop take a breath and open the senses. A flip card explaining the type of flora and fauna in this area as the tourist will experience on the Waterford greenway walk towards the village railway station.
• Kilmacthomas - 4. Railway Station & Signal House:
  Explore the outside of the Kilmacthomas Railway Station and Signal House, which were vital to the local economy during the heyday of the railway network in Ireland.
• Kilmacthomas - 5. The Village:
  View the main street of Kilmacthomas and hear the many famous and infamous characters that are connected to the village of Kilmacthomas. Flip cards explaining what the people looked like and how they affected history.
• Kilmacthomas Railway Viaduct - 6. Flahavan’s Mill:
  As viewed from on top of the curved viaduct bridge, the tourist will see the site of Flahavan’s Mills, which has been producing high-quality oatmeal products since the 18th century.
• Kilmacthomas Railway Viaduct - 7. Curved Viaduct Bridge & Public Park:
  Admire the Viaduct Bridge from many angles and at the base footings, a magnificent feat of engineering. Walk the grounds of the public park and hear of the historic moments that happened in this location.
• Kilmacthomas - 8. Woollen Mill:
  Learn about the history of the Woollen Mill, which was once a major employer to the locals in the area during the 18th and 19th centuries.
• Kilmacthomas - Mindfulness Section 2:
  Here we will stop take a breath and open the senses. Take a walk along the banks of the River Mahon and enjoy the tranquil scenery, explaining with flip cards the many forms of wildlife and nature living there. Sounds of ducks, fish leaping, water flowing, pollinators & plenty of bird song.
• Kilmacthomas - Mindfulness Section 3:
  Here we will stop take a breath and open the senses. A flip card explaining the type of flora and fauna on this country lane leading back onto the Waterford greenway. Views into open pastures full of life and bird song.
• Kilmacthomas - Walk back to the last stop along the Waterford greenway which is the coach house. While walking, the group is asked if there are any questions they would like answered about anything experienced on the tour.
• Kilmacthomas - 10. Coachhouse:
  View the Coachhouse, hear about the characters connected to the building on the grounds of the workhouse, along with the story about coffee & how it all began in the 16th century.

• Local Tour Guide Seanacha�

• Snacks

Explore the charming village of Kilmacthomas in County Waterford, Ireland, including its neighboring regions through a unique guided walking expedition.

Submerge in the village’s enthralling past, magnificent scenery, and authentic Irish tradition and hospitality. Discover the various elements that establish Kilmacthomas as a perfect setting for a guided walking journey, stimulating all your senses.

Interact with an experienced local raconteur who will narrate compelling tales and introduce peculiar characters linked with the Kilmacthomas region. Observe the remarkable architectural infrastructures and natural beauties that enhance the scenery.

Furthermore, enjoy your moments of tranquility at three different locations, offering a chance to halt, respire, and completely savor your surroundings that visibly emerge around you.

Equip yourself for an extraordinary voyage where each pebble has an amazing anecdote to narrate. These tales stem from the heart.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.