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Beara Breifne Way

Beara Breifne Way

Tracing the Footsteps of O'Sullivan Beare

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Bealach Abhradh – The Ballyhoura Way

Ballyhoura Way

BBW BALLYHOURA WAY MAIN STAMP RED

Bealach Abhradh or The Ballyhoura Way traces the footsteps of O’Sullivan Beare’s walk from West Cork to Leitrim

The Ballyhoura Way is 89 km long, beginning at St. John’s Bridge in Cork and ending at Limerick Junction. From St John’s Bridge, the route travels to Ballyhea via Liscarroll before crossing the Ballyhoura Mountains to the village of Ballyorgan. It then continues through the mountains to Galbally via Kilfinane and Ballylanders.

Walkers continue along the famous Glen of Aherlow to Tipperary town area.

Collect Your Stamps

As you walk the Ballyhoura section of the Beara Breifne Way, collect your passport stamps in each of the following locations. Click to find out more about each of the locations you’ll visit on your route.

BBW Ballylanders Stamp
Ballyorgan Stamp Beara Breifne Way
BBW Churchtown Stamp
BBW Galbally Stamp
Glen of Aherlow Stamp
BBW Kilfinane Stamp
Liscarrol Stamp

 

More Information

For more information visit:

www.visitballyhoura.com

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Contact the Ballyhoura Way

To find out more about the route, accommodation or local services, contact the Ballyhoura Way via our contact form, or at:

Ballyhoura Fáilte
Phone :  063 91300
Fax :  063 91330
Site : www.ballyhouracountry.com

How to Walk the Beara-Breifne Way

You can walk the whole of O’Sullivan Beare’s route from West Cork to Leitrim

We’ve created a unique walking passport you can use to catalogue your progress over days, months or even years. Each community has chosen a stamp to represent its character, and as you collect your passport stamps, you’ll get to meet some of the people behind the walk’s creation.

 


 

How to use the passport

You can order your  Beara-Breifne Way passport online and plan your route using our handy maps.

Stamp locations are listed on on this website for each walk and walk section. When you complete your  walk, call in to its passport point, and we’ll stamp your passport for you.

At the end of your journey, you can claim the final stamp which proves you walked the entire Beara-Breifne Way!

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Today the Beara-Breifne Way has its launch! It's creation is a great tribute to the communities along Ireland's longest walking route.

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