Eamonn a Chnoic Loop, County Tipperary

Eamonn a Chnoic Loop

Hillwalkers will adore this awe-inspiring yet blissfully peaceful route.

  • Eamonn a Chnoic Loop, County Tipperary
  • Eamonn a Chnoic Loop, County Tipperary

Distance

8km

Terrain

Minor roads, old laneways and fields

Estimated Time

2hr 30mins - 3hrs

Ascent

150m

Grade

Moderate

Start and Finish

Upperchurch Village, Co Tipperary Map Ref: OS 59 R987 613

County

Tipperary North

Nearest Town

Upperchurch

Details

Directions

Start from the town of Thurles just off the national route N8 from Dublin to Cork. Take the R498 (signposted Nenagh) for 2.5km to reach a junction with the R503 (signposted Limerick). Follow the R503 for 13km to reach a crossroads with a stone nameplate Upperchurch. Turn right here and travel 500m – the Community Centre is at the T-junction as you enter the village.

Trailhead

Upperchurch Village, Co Tipperary Map Ref: OS 59 R987 613

Minimum Gear

Walking boots, raingear, snack and fluid

Theme

Nature

Contact

Telephone:

+353 (0)87 607 6838

Email:

upperrural@gmail.com

Website:

www.upperchurch.ie

Address:

Upper Church Village, Upperchurch, Co Tipperary, Republic Of Ireland

Upperchurch Tipperary North Ireland West

Walk the hills of Tipperary, just as Eamonn a Chnoic (after whom this walk is named) did in the 17th-18th century. He championed the cause of the poor against English planters, Robin Hood style. These days, it’s a much more peaceful place, full of meadows filled with wild flowers and green fields laced with ancient hedgerow. This walk starts and finishes in the village of Upperchurch.

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