Getting Here
Getting to the Glen by Road:
From Rosslare
Follow the N25 to Waterford and then the N24 to Bansha— Left turn on the R663 to the Glen of Aherlow
From Cork
Take the M8 and get off at Exit 10 – take the N24 to Bansha — left turn on the R663 for the Glen of Aherlow
From Dublin
Take the M7/M8 to Cahir and get off at Exit 10 – take the N24 to Bansha– left turn on the R663 for the Glen of Aherlow
From Limerick
Take the N24 to Tipperary Town – right at traffic Lights on the R664 for the Glen of Aherlow
Air:
Waterford Airport
T: +353 (0) 51 875589 W: www.flywaterford.com
Taxis and car rental are available at the airport
Shannon International Airport
T: +353(0) 61 712000 W: www.shannonairport.com
Buses, taxis, car rental are available at the airport
Club Ceoil is a social evening of music, song, dance and poetry which takes places in a variety of pubs and venues across the Glen of Aherlow. The entertainers are all amateur locals who love to perform and enjoy others performing.
The Glen 5k is a charity 5k walk/ run that supports local causes. It usually takes part in August and Runners & walkers of all abilities are welcome.
It took place on Thursday, 14 July to Saturday, 16 July, 2016. The festival celebrates the Feast of St. Sedna with exhibitions, displays & concerts in Clonbeg Church.
On Sunday June 26th, the Galtee Walking Club’s Challenge took place. It is a 31km traverse of the entire Galtee Mountain range, taking in all major peaks with a total height gain of 1700 metres approx. and a maximum altitude of 919 metres.
June 3rd – 6th 2016 – June Bank Holiday Weekend
Slievenamuck Walking Marathon and Half Marathon, Sunday March 20th, 2016
The Winter Walking Festival in the Glen of Aherlow took place on Saturday January 30th and Sunday, January 31st, 2016. Over the two days there was seven walks on the Galtee Mountains and the Slievenamuck Ridge as well as on Sunday a bus tour of the beautiful sites in the Glen. Despite the poor weather – snow and strong winds, 364 people taking part over the two days.