Sport Ireland Outdoors

Sport Ireland Outdoors works with a large number of sporting bodies and other organisations to develop and promote a variety of outdoor sports, to support the development of recreational trails throughout Ireland, which are all developed to encourage more people to be active in the great outdoors.

Find Your Trails

To view detailed information and maps on Ireland's walking, cycling and paddling trails

Get Ireland Active

Ireland is an island full of sport, recreation and adventure. With Get Ireland Active, discovering where is made easy. Explore thousands of opportunities, from casual to competitive, and find what suits you best.

Get Ireland Active will guide you and help you to take control of your own activity journey. All in one place, explore countless trails, clubs, facilities and public places across the country.

Trail Development

Publications & Resources

Useful Links & Resources

Organisations that offer guidance, information and services to keep you active in the outdoors

Walking

With such beautiful countryside and history the best way to enjoy Ireland is to put on your walking shoes and get out and explore!

Cycling

Ireland's varied landscape makes it an ideal cycling destination, so find out more about where you can cycle and how to get started!

Recreational Running

Recreational running not only helps to improve fitness and general health but it can also provide the companionship and support of like-minded individuals

Water Sports

Kayak down the Liffey? SUP in Lough Corrib? The list is never ending so why not try something new?

Adventure Sports

When was the last time you tried something new? If you're into adventure activities, but don't want to get wet then learn more here about the different activities that are on offer to you.

Training Courses

Training courses for people wishing to develop skills in the area of recreational trail planning, development, maintenance and management

Blueways in Ireland

Blueways are “approved and branded multi-activity recreational trails and sites, based on, and closely linked with the water, together with providers facilitating access to activities and experiences. ”