Sliabh na gCloch-Cooley Mountains

Sliabh na gCloch-Cooley Mountains

Join us as we hit the hills again, on our next walk to Sliabh na gCloch in the Cooley Mountains.

On this walk we will pass through the site of the Liberator plane crash of 1942, before reaching a small lake near the summit . We return on a forest trail and if weather is good we will be rewarded with great views of the Louth coastline.

Important Info:

Sunday July 26th

Starting Point: Fitzpatrick’s Rockmarshall, Jenkinstown, Co. Louth A91 VE42.

Meeting time: 9.15am

Start Time: 9.30am Earlier start than normal.

Terrain: Moderately challenging hill walk. Very uneven ground in places .

Distance: 10km

Timeframe: 3hrs 30 mins walking plus breaks.

Services at start :None, Fitzpatrick’s bar and restaurant open on return.

Cost €15 (plus admin fee)

Limited participants.

No dogs allowed on the Cooley Mountains.

Minimum Gear: Walking poles , Trekking shoes, rain gear, water and a snack. Long trousers recommended.

🎯Fitzpatrick’s is located 6.8km from M1 Exit 18 along the R173

☕️Services: Toilets

🏁On the way :Tea /coffee and toilets at Strandfield Cafe open 8am on right after exit 18 and Circle K open 9am on left after exit 18. Londis, Bellurgan open 9am on right 5km after exit 18 on R173.

Proud members of Leave No Trace-please bring your litter with you.

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€15 (plus admin fees)
26 July 2026
A91 VE42 Jenkinstown, Louth
Guided Walk

Things To Know

Got questions? We’ve got answers. Here are some of the most common queries about our trails and events.

What should I bring with me?

For our forest, mountain or off-road trails, we recommend bringing water, snacks, good waterproof boots or trainers, hat and sunglasses. You may bring a walking pole if you like and please dress according to the weather-it is Ireland after all. Light layers and waterproof shoes and coat, plus some clean socks just in case.

Dogs are allowed on some of our trails and on others only guide dogs are permitted. Please read the event description carefully to see if dogs are allowed or contact us to confirm.

Yes! We include in the cost of the tickets the official Camino passport. You will collect stamps all along the Boyne Camino route and you can (if you are feeling extra adventurous) take this passport with you to complete the remaining 75km in Spain to complete a full 100km Camino.

We use Eventbrite as our ticketing partner; they process our ticket sales on our behalf. As we are a volunteer-led group, we need to add a small charge to each ticket to cover fees from Eventbrite.

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