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Forth and Clyde Canal Towpath is a recognised Canal trail in Central Scotland, running from Bowling Harbour to Falkirk Wheel over approximately 56-57 km.
Union Canal Towpath is a recognised Canal trail in Central Scotland, running from Falkirk Wheel to Edinburgh Quay over approximately 50-52 km.
Beara Way is a recognised national trail in Counties Cork and Kerry, Ireland, running from Glengarriff to Glengarriff over approximately 196-206 km.
Burren Way is a recognised national trail in County Clare, Ireland, running from Lahinch to Corofin over approximately 114-116 km.
Dingle Way is a recognised national trail in County Kerry, Ireland, running from Tralee to Tralee over approximately 162-179 km.
Kerry Way is a recognised national trail in County Kerry, Ireland, running from Killarney back to Killarney over 232.1 km.
Sheep's Head Way is a recognised national trail in West Cork, Ireland, running from Bantry to Bantry over approximately 88-93 km.
Wicklow Way is a recognised national trail in Counties Dublin, Wicklow and Carlow, Ireland, running from Marlay Park to Clonegal over approximately 127-131 km.
Western Way Galway Mayo is a recognised national trail in Counties Galway and Mayo, Ireland, running from Oughterard to Ballycastle Mayo over approximately 179-200 km.
Mid Clare Way is a recognised national trail in County Clare, Ireland, running from Kilkee to Kilkee over approximately 148-150 km.
Blackwater Way Avondhu is a recognised national trail in Counties Tipperary and Cork, Ireland, running from Clogheen to Bweeng over 126.2 km.
Blackwater Way Duhallow is a recognised national trail in County Cork and County Kerry, Ireland, running from Bweeng to Shrone over approximately 67-75 km.
Bluestack Way is a recognised national trail in County Donegal, Ireland, running from Donegal Town to Ardara over approximately 64-65 km.
Cavan Way is a recognised national trail in County Cavan and County Leitrim, Ireland, running from Blacklion to Dowra over approximately 26-27 km.
East Clare Way is a recognised national trail in County Clare, Ireland, running from Killaloe to Killaloe over approximately 170-180 km.
East Munster Way is a recognised national trail in Counties Tipperary and Waterford, Ireland, running from Carrick-on-Suir to Clogheen over approximately 70-75 km.
Foxford Way is a recognised national trail in County Mayo, Ireland, running from Foxford to Foxford over approximately 86-87 km.
Grand Canal Way is a recognised Canal trail in Counties Dublin, Kildare, Offaly and Galway, Ireland, running from Lucan Bridge to Shannon Harbour over approximately 117-130 km.
Hymany Way is a recognised national trail in County Galway, Ireland, running from Portumna to Ballygar over 98.3 km.
Leitrim Way is a recognised national trail in Counties Leitrim and Cavan, Ireland, running from Dowra to Manorhamilton over approximately 49-50 km.
Miner's Way and Historical Trail is a recognised national trail in Counties Roscommon, Sligo and Leitrim, Ireland, running from Arigna Mining Experience to Arigna Mining Experience over approximately 144 km.
Monaghan Way is a recognised national trail in County Monaghan, Ireland, running from Inniskeen to Lough Muckno over 17.8 km.
North Kerry Way is a recognised national trail in County Kerry, Ireland, running from Tralee to Ballyheigue over approximately 43.7-48 km.
Sligo Way is a recognised national trail in Counties Sligo and Leitrim, Ireland, running from Lough Talt to Dromahair over approximately 78-80 km.
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