Ultramarathons in Ireland

Certified 100-mile road loop from Clifden through Connemara’s wild west coast, with repeated climbs, descents and two crossings of Inagh Valley

Urban and rural route starting and finishing in Longford Town, featuring countryside roads, farmhouses, fields, and regular hydration stations

Up to 200 km of rugged trails around the Iveragh Peninsula, with mountain passes, bogs, country lanes, and night navigation under dark skies.

100 kilometers of coastal roads and rolling countryside in County Kerry, limited support, tight cut-off times, chip timing, start and finish in Tralee

55km across the Derryveagh Mountains with rocky ridges, steep ascents, and more than 4,000m elevation gain on Ireland’s most technical course

Route through Wicklow’s scenic landmarks, including Bray Head, The Great Sugarloaf, and Powerscourt Waterfall, with exclusive trail access

Demanding ultra through Connemara’s rugged western landscapes, with testing climbs, sparkling lakes, broad valleys, and dramatic open scenery.

Kerry Way routes across the Iveragh Peninsula, mixing mountainside trails, singletrack, road and beach with views over Ballinskelligs Bay.

Supported south-to-north crossing of Ireland, point-to-point through coastal cliffs, rolling valleys, quiet villages and forest trails.

Ten-loop course with flat riverside paths and hilly country roads, each lap featuring two half-mile hills and a 90-foot climb

Rugged coastal trails along Sliabh Liag’s towering cliffs, steep ascents on the Pilgrim’s Path, 2,000-meter elevation and UTMB Index qualification

Multiple race distances in a family-friendly setting with amenities, custom medals, and homemade finish line refreshments in Tullaroan, Co. Kilkenny

Connemara endurance challenge from the Inagh Valley to Westport, with trail running, kayaking, cycling and a steep Croagh Patrick climb.