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…
In this route I’ve tried to feature some of the most iconic sites around the Phoenix Park. The Phoenix Park is easily accessible by Public Transport (check Dublin Bus) Access for this run was done by car and we parked near Wellington’s Monument at GPS location 53.350934, -6.308742 . Trail…
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 two…
Killiney Hill is the home of the Irish Rich and Famous. With fabulous views over the Dublin Bay, Irish Coast line, and the Wicklow/Dublin Mountains, this area is regularly referred as Dublin’s Riviera. Killiney Hill offers a variety of running routes starting from either the Dun Laoghaire, Dalkey or Killiney…
This trail destination offer perfect views over Dublin and the Irish Sea. This is one of Dublin most popular climb and offer a variety of routes and distances. Below are three route options. Start of the routes are either from Ticknock Forrest Park or at Lamb Doyle’s Pub. Distance &…
Bray Cliff Walk Extremely scenic run along the cliffs of Bray head between the town of Bray and Greystones overlooking the Irish Sea. The linear path links Bray to Greystones following the railway line. The trail can either be started from Bray Seafront or Greystones Harbour. The other option is to…
