Trail Running calendar near Virginia 2026-2027

The Pat Dunbar Memorial is a 13 km mountain race in County Down, featuring 700 meters of climb. It is a NIMRA league event requiring standard mountain running safety gear. The finish and prizegiving are at Carrick Little in the Mournes.

Explore the natural landscape of County Down with this 7 km mountain race featuring 550 meters of climbing. Part of the Hill and Dales series this evening run emphasizes traditional navigation and essential safety gear.

Experience a scenic trail run through Ardgillan Demesne featuring rolling hills and a unique beach section. Choose between the full 8.99 km course or a 5 km junior route along the Dublin coast.

Experience the natural beauty of County Down at Lukes Mountain. This 7.3 km trail race features 450 meters of climbing through mountain terrain as part of the Hill and Dales League.

A marked mountain half marathon in County Louth on 23 May 2026, covering 21.5 km with 790 m ascent. The route follows forest tracks, the Poc Fada stones and open mountain terrain; Level B mandatory kit is required and GPS is not permitted.

Experience a 6 km mountain race through the rocky terrain of County Down. This Hill and Dales League event features a 450 meter climb and follows traditional mountain running safety and navigation guidelines.

A technical 16.7 km mountain race from Flagstaff to Carlingford featuring 1050 meters of ascent. This unmarked course challenges runners with difficult terrain and essential navigation through the peaks of County Louth.

Tackle the trails of Ravensdale Forest with the Carnavaddy mountain run. Choose between a challenging 10 km long course with 450m of climb or a 5 km short course. Mandatory safety kit is required, and the event finishes with prizegiving at..

Experience mountain running at Slieve Bawn in County Roscommon with courses ranging from 4.5 km to 8 km. Run through wind farm recreation areas on gravel paths while enjoying panoramic views and a community atmosphere.

Tackle the Cuilcagh mountain run in County Cavan, featuring an 11.9 km route with 870 meters of climb. Mandatory kit ensures safety on this marked course, part of the Ulster and North West leagues. Entry opens in early September 2026.

The 17th Donadea 50k ultra marathon returns, hosted by the Donadea Running Club in Kildare. The event has a specific deferral and refund policy valid until the end of the year.