標識のある長距離ルート

The Wicklow Way

Wicklow Town, Wicklow

The Wicklow Way was Ireland’s first waymarked trail, and due to its proximity to Dublin has remained one of the most popular walking routes in Ireland. Read more

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The Táin Way

Carlingford, Louth

The Cooley peninsula is a mountainous finger of land that extends 19 km from County Louth into the Irish Sea between Carlingford Lough and Dundalk Bay. Read more

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The Cavan Way

Ballyconnell, Cavan

The Cavan Way is a 26 kilometres gentle, linear walking route that progresses from the village of Dowra northwards by country paths and quiet roads to reach the magical Shannon Pot, where the great river rises. Read more

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The Offaly Way

Shannonbridge, Offaly

The Offaly Way is a linear route of some 38km linking the Slieve Bloom Way (at Cadamstown) to the Sli Mor (at Lemanaghan). Read more

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The Barrow Way

Rathangan, Kildare

The River Barrow vies with one of its sister rivers, the Suir, as the second longest river in Ireland. Read more

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The Sligo Way

Sligo Town, Sligo

The Sligo Way is a 74 km route that traverses the County of Sligo in the northwest of Ireland from Lough Talt, in the Ox Mountains near the Mayo border, to the town of Dromahair in County Leitrim. Read more

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Sheep's Head Way

Kilcrohane, Cork

Sheep’s Head is the narrowest of the fingers of land that extend from the south west mainland of Ireland out into the Atlantic, between Bantry Bay and Dunmanus Bay. Read more

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Bealach Na Gaeltachta

Letterkenny, Donegal

Bealach na Gaeltachta, Dún na nGall is a set of four long distance walking routes which have been developed as a national Waymarked Way by Donegal County Council and Údarás na Gaeltachta in association with Fáilte Ireland. Read more

Blue Stack Way

Donegal Town, Donegal

The Bluestack Way is 47km long from Donegal Town to Ardara, with local link routes from towns and villages. Read more

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The Royal Canal Way

Leixlip, Kildare

Work began on the construction of the 146 km long Royal Canal, to connect Ireland’s capital city, Dublin, with the upper River Shannon in 1790, and the canal was completed in 1817. Read more

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