Trail Running calendar near Ballinastoe 2026-2027

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.

Trooperstown Hill in County Wicklow on 15 July 2026 offers long, short and beginners forest loop options on a fully marked mountain course with a Level B mandatory kit list. Parking is limited so carpooling is mandatory.

A 127 km mountain ultramarathon along the Wicklow Way from Marlay Park to Clonegal on 24 July 2026, with 3,665 m of ascent and a 21 hour limit. Level C mandatory kit is required and GPS use is permitted.

Trail race in Glen of the Downs, County Wicklow on 29 July 2026 with an 8.15 km main course and a 4.88 km junior route. Route is fully marked, GPS allowed, 292 m climb, and basic mandatory kit includes a showerproof jacket.

A 10.00 km mountain run in County Wicklow with 680 m of ascent, Level B mandatory kit, limited to 50 places; entries open late July 2026 and fees apply.

Experience mountain running in County Wicklow with routes over the rocky summit of Little Sugar Loaf. Choose between the 8.5 km forest and mountain trail, a 5 km short course, or a 1 km mountain bike track fun run.

Test your strength at Lug Uphill, a 6 km mountain race in County Wicklow featuring 800 meters of ascent. This Irish Uphill League event serves as a selection trial for international competition and offers local camping options.

Tinahely Half Marathon on 8 August 2026 is a 21.00 km mountain race in south Wicklow with about 1100 m of climb and difficult terrain. It forms part of the Leinster Half-Marathon League and requires Level C mandatory kit.

Discover the beauty of Wicklow during the inaugural Leinster Weekend on this ten kilometer trail. Runners will navigate a scenic mountain route with five hundred meters of ascent in a supportive community environment.

This end-of-season hill run supports voluntary mountain rescue teams. The 8 km loop around Paddock Hill is fully marked, with a 5 km short course also available. Online registration and mandatory safety kit are required.

A marked mountain race in Ticknock, County Dublin on 15 August 2026 with a 7.7 km course (330 m climb) and a 4 km junior option. Mandatory basic kit is required, GPS is not allowed, and participants are encouraged to use public transport.

Experience mountain running at Johns Hill in County Carlow featuring a 9 km main route and a 5 km short course. This Southeast League event offers moderate terrain and significant elevation through the scenic Deerpark trails.

Blackstairs Loop is a mountain running event in County Wexford on 30 August 2026 featuring a 14.3 km course with 1000 m of climb, an unmarked route, and a Level B mandatory kit list.

A mountain trail race in County Wicklow on 19 September 2026 covering 16.40 km with about 1000 m of climb across Camaderry, Lugduff, Mullacor and Derrybawn. The route is unmarked and GPS navigation is allowed.

Trail running event from Bray Seafront into the Wicklow Mountains offering distances from 10 km to 80 km across coastal, forest and mountain terrain. Races use marked and marshalled routes with finish-line mementos and refreshments.

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.

Nighttime women only 7 km mountain run in County Wicklow on the Sugarloaf Way with a fully marked route, mandatory basic kit and a sweeper. Entry fees are donated to Bray Women's Refuge.

Experience a night run through the hills of Wicklow with 5 km and 11 km routes featuring technical trails and forest boardwalks. Use a headtorch to navigate the terrain and enjoy post race refreshments in the mountain air.

Night Challenge 4 in Glendalough is a marked night mountain race in County Wicklow with a 10 km long course and an about 5 km short course. Mandatory Level B kit is required and GPS use is not allowed.