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Beavers climbed up to Tullanebane peak last Sunday in an effort to gain their Hill walking badges
Beavers of the Seventh Tipperary Scout Group headed out to the hills to climb up to Tullanebane peak (449m) on last Sunday.
Well done to all the Beavers! The little bit of fog and mist at the peak didn’t bother them one bit. They’re all one step closer to their Hill walking badges.
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Cahir Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Ventures were out for this years’ St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Cahir. Our Scouts led the parade with a colour party of 10 flags, led by Ethan Dempsey with the Irish Tri-Colour.
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They were joined by some of our Cub Scouts and Venture Scouts. Thank you to all our Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Ventures who attended the parade.
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