Michael is now releasing videos of each stage of his trek along the Ireland Way trail. Here is his experience of Stage 1 - Beara Way which takes three days to walk; Castletownbere - Adrigole - Glengarriff. Micheal gives you an insight into just how tough the Ireland Way is, but also how rewarding.

The latest Ireland Way guidebook has all the accommodation, accurate distances, elevation graphs, maps and directions you will need for your journey? We look forward to following along those who will be hiking the trail in 2019! www.theirelandway.ie/shop

On October 10th 2018 Michael Quinn completed his epic 1,000km journey on the Ireland Way trail. Shortly after, he reached his fundraiser target of €10,000 for the charity Jigsaw. Michael is publishing videos with wonderful footage and interviews from this trail over the coming months so keep an eye out for them! Below is a video clip from the final moments of his journey! Congratulations Michael and we look forward to watching the videos of your journey!

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​On the 20th August Michael will take on his greatest challenge by hiking the 1,000km Ireland Way. He is taking on this challenge as part of Lidl's pledge to raise €1,000,000 for its charity partner Jigsaw. Follow his journey on the Ireland Way group page or at one of the links above. We wish Michael all the best on his journey!

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Watch out for construction work on Slí Gaeltach Mhuscraí in the mountain toward Gougane Barra. This is usually a lovely section with firm ground but currently is best avoided until the works have been completed.

Worn out, battered, hungry and cold but euphoric, after running over 1000 kilometres of woodland, farmland, bog land and fourteen mountain ranges along The Ireland Way, was Dubliner Don Hannon who reached his final destination on the Beara Peninsula yesterday evening, Sunday 15th April. He was justly awarded with a Garda Escort into the Town Square in Castletownbere and a large gathering of supporters.
The 45-year-old, who lives in Sandyford in Dublin, undertook this arduous journey to raise organ donor awareness and this challenge was less than two years after he

Don Hannon will run the Ireland Way starting 31st March 2018 to raise awareness of the need for Organ Donation. Don saved his sister's life in July 2016 by giving her half of his liver. He now wants to highlight of the importance of having a Donor Card and his goal is to encourage one thousand people to get a Donor Card! You can follow Don's journey here:
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