Bansha Woods

Bansha West, Ireland • 25 Jan 2026

Event overview

The Bansha Woods event is scheduled for Sunday 25 January 2026 in County Tipperary. It is part of the Coillte Winter/Spring Trail League, Munster. The course is fully marked and GPS use is allowed. The event difficulty is rated 6 (2,2,2), described as moderate terrain with typical ascent between 200 m and 500 m and course lengths in the 6 km to 10 km range.

Course and distances

Route maps are provided for both long and short courses. Distances offered:

  • 9.50 km
  • 3.80 km (short course for juniors and adults who wish to use it)

Climb on the long course is listed as 260 m.

Mandatory kit and race rules

Mandatory kit level is A - Basic. A showerproof, windproof jacket must be carried. All runners must bring the required items; the final kit to be carried may be confirmed at registration and random kit checks may be carried out. A rainproof jacket must be worn or carried for the short course.

Logistics and volunteering

Parking at the venue is restricted and capacity is limited. Entry may close if capacity is reached. Volunteers who complete two non-running roles in a calendar year qualify for end-of-year prize consideration. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

10 km
Bansha Woods Route - Long Course
Bansha Woods Route - Short Course
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