Join us to Celebrate International Women's Day! This Women's Come & Try Climbing session will give you a chance to try climbing along with other Women at the indoor Climbing Wall at Tollymore National Outdoor Centre.  No prior expereince required. Suitable for all ages and abilities! Don't miss out on this opportunity to come together with others, maybe try something new or develop your climbing skills!  A great way to boost your health and wellbeing! When: Friday 7th of March Time: 10am to 12 noon Meet: Tollymore National Outdoor Centre Cost: £5 per person What is included: All equipment (harness and shoes) Refreshments available after session in the Outdoor Centre For more information contact Victoria Kelly, Outdoor Partnership NI E-mail: victoria.kelly@outdoorpartnership.co.uk Phone: 075 16501295

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