This route offers one of the best climbs in the Dublin Area. Start from the car park at Lamb Doyle’s Pub and climb to the top of Fairy Castle. Our option brings you through Ticknock Forest, then up along the Wicklow Way and the Dublin Mountain’s Way. The sceneries over…
So, we love doing product demo/reviews when we get the opportunity. Fenix got in touch, sent their latest flashight, and we went out for a bit of fun. The result is quite impressive with some of the brightest flashlight on the market (up to 1400 lumens!!!). The Fenix HM65R is…
From studying to be a missionary priest in the late 80’s, Ray gives us here a truly inspiring journey into trail and ultra running. He has completed most of Ireland’s top ultra races and is planning many further, having recovered from his recent heart surgery. My wife, Suzanne, compares it…
“5 years ago when I did the OCC in Chamonix, I ended up in a coma for over 40 hours after suffering from hyponatremia”… Meet Rachel: Spontaneous, energetic, with an insatiable thirst for adventure …
Overview: North of Dublin is the Fishing village of Howth. Howth peninsula is a fabulous tourist destination at the end of the North DART line (commuters train). Howth Harbour is buzzing with restaurants where you can enjoy some of Ireland’s best seafood. Starting from Howth Train Station, we’re suggesting…
Overview A short, moderate run within easy reach of Dublin by car or bike. Park car or bike at the end of Cruagh Lane/ Lamberts Lane, after passing through the stud (53.254888, -6.308694). There are a number of cafes and pubs in the area for post-run snacks. Try the Hazel…
Overview Welcome to the Irish Home of the rich and famous. The beautiful seaside village of Dalkey is where some of Ireland’s wealthiest people live. Think U2’s Bono and The Edge, film director Neil Jordan, F1 Races Eddie Irvine or Enya and more recently Matt Damon, who stayed in Ireland…
Overview A classic and popular trail loop overlooking the spectacular Glendalough valley, one of Wicklow’s most popular sights. Park either at the upper or lower lake car parks. The route uses the waymarked Blue and White routes in Glendalough, which may be closed due to renovation. The run itself begins…
