Overlooking Lough Tay at a spot, which has a plaque to honour journalist and author JB Malone, who wrote many walking guides while working at The Herald.
Malone's walking guides are considered classic works.
Sunday, December 7, 2014
JB Malone remembered close to White Hill
Tess en route today to the top of Djouce, which is 725 metres, via White Hill in Wicklow.
Overlooking Lough Tay at a spot, which has a plaque to honour journalist and author JB Malone, who wrote many walking guides while working at The Herald.
Malone's walking guides are considered classic works.
Overlooking Lough Tay at a spot, which has a plaque to honour journalist and author JB Malone, who wrote many walking guides while working at The Herald.
Malone's walking guides are considered classic works.
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