01. 590 Ireland (1/2)
This path is being finalized.
Description
The Irish route has a different name depending on the language spoken: Colomban Way in English or Turas Columbanus in Gaelic.
The route is currently being finalised with the counties and provinces concerned. It will comprise around twenty stages averaging 20 to 25km per day. The first two stages are given as examples:
- Mount Leinster - Myshall
- Myshall - Carlow
- Departure : Mount Leinster (County Carlow in the Republic of Ireland)
- Arrival : Ballyconnell
- Towns crossed : Carlow, Kilkenny, Laoighis, Kildare, Offaly, Meath, and Cavan
Altimetric profile
Transport
The nearest railway stations to Mount Leinster are:
Muine Bheag (to the west)
Enniscorthy (East)
Bus lines allow to get as close as possible to :
Carlow (to the West)
Bunclody (East)
Access and parking
Mount Leinster (796m) is only accessible by road.
Close to the border with Northern Ireland, Ballyconnell is a small village accessible only by road, car or bus.
Parking :
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