Trail Running calendar near Clonaslee 2026-2027

Brockagh Burst on 1 March 2026 is an IMRA mountain run on a fully marked circular route to Brockagh East Top in scenic Wicklow. About 6 km with 200 m of climb, this Winter League run offers a punchy, fun mountain challenge with mandatory ki..

Aherlow 50k on Saturday 7 March 2026 in County Tipperary is a 50 km Munster Ultra League test over winding forest and fire roads with about 1200 m of climb. Technical terrain and big views promise a tough but rewarding day.

Tackle the rugged slopes of Annagh Hill at this IMRA mountain run, featuring a challenging 10.7 km course with 550 m of climb and a short course for juniors. Expect marked ridge trails, mandatory safety kit, and post race food and prizes.

Tackle Moylussa Uphill in County Clare on 29 April 2026, a challenging 4.5 km climb in the Munster Uphill League. Expect a steep, scenic ascent with mandatory safety kit and minimal course markings.

Tackle Brockagh in County Wicklow on Wednesday 13 May 2026, an IMRA mountain run with a 9.90 km main route climbing 414 m and a 4.80 km junior option. Fully marked, GPS friendly and part of the Leinster League.

Challenge yourself on Slievenamon Uphill, a 4 km climb with 576 m of ascent and stunning mountain views as part of the Munster Uphill League. Mandatory safety kit is required and GPS devices are not allowed, with kit checks on the day.

Tackle the Tountinna mountain race in County Tipperary on 31 May 2026, a compact 10 km with about 500 m of climb and rewarding panoramic views. Part of the Coillte Summer/Autumn Trail League, it promises a tough scenic challenge.

Challenge Keadeen in County Wicklow on 10 June 2026 with a 9.6 km ridge run and 360 m of climb, starting and finishing at the car park via the trig and Carrig peak. Expect rugged terrain and mandatory safety kit, with limited course marking..

Take on Galtymore Uphill, a 6 km mountain race with 750 m of ascent in County Tipperary on 10 June 2026 as part of the Munster Uphill League. Expect tough terrain and mandatory kit, with volunteers helping keep the event safe and friendly.

The Glendalough Tucker Trail will take place in Brockagh on Saturday 20 June 2026. You can run 80 kilometers.

Test yourself on a 9.45 km out and back up Sorrell Hill with 392 m of climb, from forest trails to slippery sections and open mountain tops. Moderate terrain with Level B safety kit required and a friendly prizegiving at Zellers, Lacken.

Log na Coille is an up and down mountain race from Ballineddan to Lugnaquilla in Wicklow, packing about 700 m of climb into a 10.5 km course. Part of the Irish Championship, it offers sweeping mountain views and requires map navigation and..

The Wicklow Way Race will take place in Park on Friday 24 July 2026. You can run 127 kilometers.

The Slieve Bawn will take place in Roscommon on Saturday 25 July 2026. You can run between 5 and 8 kilometers.

The Mountain Rescue Benefit Race will take place in Brockagh on Wednesday 12 August 2026. You can run between 5 and 8 kilometers.

Lug Uphill in Barravore, County Wicklow on 14 August 2026 packs 800 m of ascent into a steep 6 km climb that will test every runner. As part of the Irish Uphill League and a Nasego Six Nations trial, this new Leinster Weekend race is a must..

Take on the extreme Galtymore mountain race on Sunday 23 August 2026 in County Tipperary, a 13 km out and back to the summit with 1300 m of climb. Part of the Munster and Irish championships, this route rewards bold ridge runners.

Tackle a scenic 99 km Glenbarrow route in County Laois on Saturday 12 September 2026 as part of the Southeast League. Easy terrain and marked junctions keep it accessible, while mandatory safety kit and no GPS add an old school challenge.

Tackle a tough three leg mountain relay across County Wicklow's highest peaks, covering 54 km with 2170 m of ascent. Unmarked route and mandatory Level C kit make this a true test of navigation and endurance.

Tackle the Stone Cross to Lug, a remote 54 km mountain route in County Wicklow with 2170 m of ascent. Unmarked and GPS free, this extreme challenge demands navigation skills and mandatory safety kit for a true wild running test.