Ireland's flagship long-distance trail around the Iveragh Peninsula, combining mountains, Atlantic views, farmland, and village hospitality.

Ireland's first long-distance walking route, descending from the Dublin mountains through Wicklow's bog and heather moorland to the Barrow Valley — a 127-km trail that opened in 1980 and introduced Ireland to the idea of long-distance walking.

A 188-km traverse through Connemara and the mountains of Mayo, crossing the wildest bogland and quartzite ridges of the west of Ireland before finishing beneath Croagh Patrick on Clew Bay.