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Shamrock Loop Map

For a fully interactive map with links to videos and Facebook Posts use this link:

User Guide

Desktop

 Not needed

Android

This assumes that the link has opened in the Google Maps App not a browser!
The map is much quicker, more responsive in the app!

To close map select View map legend


Then select close

Note: There are three types of layer you can select as few or as many as you like with the tick boxes

To open map again: Select Saved


Scroll down to the very bottom and select Maps









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