Slievenamon

Kilcash, Ireland • 11 May 2025

Slievenamon is a challenging mountain running event organized by the Irish Mountain Running Association, taking place in Kilcash village, County Tipperary. The race covers a distance of 8.04 km with a significant elevation gain of 580 meters, making it suitable for experienced runners. Participants are required to carry mandatory safety gear, including a waterproof jacket and a charged mobile phone. The route features a mix of road and mountain trails, leading to the summit cairn and back. The event promotes community involvement, with opportunities for volunteers to assist in various roles. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

8 km
580 m+
8.04 Km
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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