Trail Running calendar near Enniscorthy 2026-2027

A solo mountain race of 42.7 km and 1,783 m ascent around high lakes in Wicklow. The unmarked route requires navigation skills and Level C mandatory kit; entry is limited and time bonuses determine chasing starts.

A fully marked mountain run in County Waterford on 19 April 2026 offering a 15.60 km main course with 450 m climb and a 5.00 km short course, varied terrain and Level B mandatory kit; limited to 250 entries.

Experience an endurance trail challenge in the scenic Avondale Forest Park. Choose between 50 km and 100 km solo distances or join a 100 km team relay on a supported 3.2 km forest loop.

A marked 6.5 km trail loop in Dysart Woods County Laois on 25 April 2026 with about 250 m ascent and technical descents. A separate junior out and back of about 3 km requires under 10s to be accompanied by a guardian.

A fully marked 21.5 km mountain loop in County Wicklow with about 750 m of ascent. The course goes over Trooperstown Hill and through Clara Vale, includes a water station near 16 km, and requires Level B mandatory kit.

The Dargle Four Peaks is a self-navigation mountain race across four summits in Wicklow. Runners choose their own route between Djouce, War Hill, Tonduff, and Maulin over 15 km. Mandatory safety kit is required due to the open mountain terr..

A mountain running event in County Wicklow with marked long and short courses, about 450 m climbing on the long route. Level B mandatory kit is required and parking is provided at Cooley Farm with proceeds to Wicklow Cancer Support.

Tory Hill in County Kilkenny features a fully marked mountain course of 7.8 km with 350 m ascent and a 5 km junior short course; GPS is allowed and a showerproof windproof jacket is mandatory. Entry is limited to 250.

Slievenamon is a mountain running event in County Tipperary featuring a 9.97 km main course with 580 m climb and a 4.81 km short course. It requires Level B kit and has an entry limit of 250 runners.

Brockagh is an IMRA mountain running event in County Wicklow with a fully marked 9.90 km long course and a 4.80 km short/junior route. Mandatory Level B kit is required and entry is limited.

A team relay along the Wicklow Way covering 104 km from Kilmashogue to Shillelagh over eight stages. Teams of 2 to 8 runners compete; the event supports IMRA junior international teams and is sold out for 2026.

A circuit and summit route on the Great Sugarloaf in County Wicklow with technical trails; options include a long 9.0 km with 575 m climb, a 4.5 km out-and-back, and a 1 km challenge. Route fully waymarked and mandatory kit required.

Event Overview The Scarr mountain running event takes place in Wicklow County on Wednesday 3rd June 2026. The event features a main course with a distance of 8.60 km and a total climb of 400 m. A shorter course of 5.00 km is also available...

Experience a mountain run in County Wicklow featuring a ridge route to Carrig peak. This event offers ten kilometer and junior courses with mandatory safety kit requirements for all participants.

Experience a mountain run through Ballinastoe Wood in County Wicklow with options for an 11 km main course or a 4.7 km junior route. This fully marked event features challenging terrain and a prize giving in Roundwood.

An 80 km continuous mountain race around Glendalough Valley using St Kevin’s Way, the Spink and the Wicklow Way, with about 3,000 m of ascent and a 12 hour cut off. Mandatory Level C kit and IMRA membership required.

Wobbly Bridge Rathdrum is an IMRA trail event near Rathdrum on 24 June 2026 offering routes from 200 metres to 8 km through Ballygannon Woods and Clara Vale, with mandatory basic kit and limited parking.

Sorrell Hill is a mountain running race in Wicklow on 1 July 2026. The out-and-back course covers 9.45 km with 392 meters of climb, featuring forest trails, slippery paths, and open mountain. Mandatory safety kit is required, and the event..

A mountain running event in Djouce Woods, County Wicklow, featuring a 12.2 km route with substantial ascent and a junior 4.6 km course. The route is fully marked, GPS is allowed and Level B mandatory kit is required.

Log na Coille is a traditional up-and-down mountain race in County Wicklow with a 10.50 km main course (700 m ascent) and an unmarked route; GPS is not allowed and Level C mandatory kit is required.