Trail Running calendar near Beennamweel West 2026-2027

A 5 km trail race in Bweeng on 10 May 2026 that raises funds to complete a 200 m track; the event attracts runners from across Ireland and has received county and national awards.

An uphill mountain race on 13 May 2026 from Bay Lough car park to the summit of Knockmealdown, about 4.5 km with 536 m ascent. The unmarked route on open rough terrain is part of the Munster Uphill League and requires Level B kit.

A mountain run in County Kerry on 24 May 2026 covering 9.60 km with about 700 m of ascent. The unmarked open-mountain route has a Level C kit requirement and is part of the Munster Championship.

A community run in Farran Woods supporting Farran National School, featuring a chip timed 5 km and a 2 km children’s run with refreshments afterwards.

Galty Crossing is a 32.0 km mountain running event in County Tipperary with about 1500 m of ascent and an extreme difficulty rating; the route is unmarked, GPS use is allowed, and Level C mandatory kit is required.

A 12 km trail event at Glenstall Abbey in County Limerick on 21 June 2026, listed with an easy terrain rating. Only major junctions are marked, GPS is not allowed, and a Level B mandatory kit list is required.

Mixed mountain and forest trail in County Cork with 11.5 km and 5 km options, two river crossings and wet underfoot; route fully marked and a showerproof windproof jacket is mandatory.

A mountain running event on Templehill in County Limerick on 12 July 2026, featuring a 12.2 km main course with 627 m climb and a 4.9 km junior short course on forest trails. Mandatory Level B kit is required.

The Brandon Bay Run is Ireland's original all-beach running event. Participants can walk, jog, or run a 5k, 10k, or half marathon entirely on the sand of Brandon Bay. It's set against a backdrop of mountains and ocean on the Wild Atlantic W..

A trail race in County Waterford on 16 August 2026 covering 8 km with 250 m of climb. Level B mandatory kit is required and GPS devices are not permitted. Entry opens 20 July and is limited to 250 places.

Forest loop event in Glenanaar Forest, County Cork on 30 August 2026 offering 10.50 km and 5.00 km courses with 265 m ascent on the longer route. Route fully marked, GPS allowed and Level B mandatory kit required.

A multi-option ultramarathon that follows the full Kerry Way around the Iveragh Peninsula, about 200 km, with 101 km, 58 km and team relay choices, mandatory gear checks, tracked entries and designated crew stops.

Carrauntoohil is a mountain race in County Kerry on 6 September 2026, covering 13.70 km with 1,126 m ascent. The route is unmarked, GPS is allowed, and a Level C mandatory kit list applies.

Runners complete repeating 6.7 km loops with about 125 m climb per lap in Kilworth Woods, returning hourly to base camp. The event continues hour by hour until only one runner remains.

A 22.5 km trail half marathon in County Tipperary with 563 m of ascent, fully marked route and three water stations. Registration and post race refreshments are at Aherlow Community Center.

A partner mountain race in the Galtee range around King's Yard, Kilbehenny, covering about 25.5 km with 1,800 m of ascent. The route is unmarked, GPS is allowed and a Level C mandatory kit list applies.

Trail race at Garryduff Woods, Rochestown on 11 October 2026 covering 6.5 km with about 200 m of climb on technical single track. The route is fully marked, GPS use is allowed and Level B mandatory kit is required.

A 5 km night trail through Glensheskin Woods near Kilworth with a 100 m climb, fully marked course and Level B mandatory kit. Parking is limited so carpooling is strongly advised.

A half marathon in Glensheshkin Woods, County Cork on 30 October 2026 covering 21 km with 475 m of climb. Route is fully marked and GPS allowed. Level B standard mandatory kit is required and parking is limited so car pooling is advised.

A 47.3 miles point to point ultra from Killarney to Ballybunion, held as Day 3 of the 14 day MizMal Ireland series. Entry is limited and the race uses preset cutoffs based on a minimum 4 mph average; finishers receive a bespoke medal.