Tory Hill

Mullinavat, Ireland • 9 May 2026

Event overview

The event takes place at Tory Hill in County Kilkenny on Saturday 9th May 2026. The course is listed with a total climb of 350 m and an overall distance of 7.80 km. The route is fully marked and GPS use is allowed. The event is part of the Southeast League and is given an IMRA difficulty rating of 5 (Easy Terrain, 200 m - 500 m ascent, 6 km - 10 km).

  • 7.80 km - main course (350 m climb)
  • 5.00 km - short course / junior route

Course, access and race details

The route mixes woods, runnable trail and fire road. The first 2.4 km include about 200 m of ascent. The course contains two visits to the summit cross. Prizegiving is at the car park.

Tory Hill is accessed from Mullinavat village; directions vary by approach and signs point to the Tory Hill Trail Head. The approach lane to the car park from the southerly direction is noted as being in poor condition. Car parking is limited and the area is shared with hillwalkers.

Registration opens at 9.45 am and closes at 10.45 am. There will be no early start. Juniors will have a short course of about 5 km; all under-10s must be accompanied by an adult and a marshal will be present at the turnaround.

Mandatory kit and rules

Mandatory kit level is A - Basic, requiring a showerproof, windproof jacket. The jacket must be worn or carried for the duration of the race. The exact kit to carry may be finalised on the day and random checks may be carried out. Headphones are not permitted during IMRA races. Carpooling is requested because parking is limited. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

8 km
7.80 Km
5 km
5.00 Km
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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