Trail Running calendar near Dingle 2026-2027

Run rugged coastal trails on the Iveragh Peninsula with sweeping views of the Atlantic and the Skelligs. Choose from a two day 130 km ultra, 43 km and 25 km races plus a kids run on May 2 to 3 2026.

A fully marked 161 km ultra in County Cork with about 5500 m ascent, starting and finishing in Castletownbere with a 37 hour limit. Four main aid stations, four drop bag points, compulsory Level C kit and entry fee €100.

A 70 km mountain ultramarathon in County Cork that follows the Beara Way to Eyeries and returns over Mishkish Mountain. Level C kit is required, aid stations are at Allihies and Eyeries, and only major junctions are marked.

A 23.5 km mountain half marathon on the Beara Way in County Cork on 16 May 2026, with about 1100 m of ascent. The fully marked course includes open mountain sections, sea views, Level B mandatory kit and a 100 runner limit.

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 steep uphill race in County Kerry covering 3.90 km with 750 m ascent, finishing at the summit cross. The unmarked route follows a pilgrim path, requires Level C mandatory kit, and is part of the Irish Uphill League.

A mountain half marathon around Mt Brandon in County Kerry covering 21.00 km with about 1260 m of climb. The route includes steep ridge sections, boggy trails and a stony finish into Paul Geaneys courtyard with prizes for top finishers.

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 10 km mountain trail in County Kerry on 19 July 2026 with about 600 m climb, major junctions marked and GPS allowed. Entry is limited to 250 and required kit includes a showerproof windproof jacket.

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.

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.