This route follows the towpath of the now disused Newry Canal. Built in 1742 this canal was the first summit level canal in the British Isles. The Newry Canal Way is a 20 mile long distance route running from Portadown to Newry along the restored

Circular walking and cycling route in the historic County of Armagh Distance: Approximately 9 miles Start: Keady Terrain: Mainly minor country roads with moderately steep hills – a small section of which may get muddy in bad weather. Toile

Approximately 6 miles on mainly minor roads and some steep hills, which may become muddy in bad weather. The walk crosses the border into County Louth where you can follow the life and times of Poets and Scholars of the South Armagh Area. Begin t

The moderate walk derives its name from the famous South Armagh Poets, Art McCumhaigh, Patrick MacAliondain and Seamus Mor MacMurphy. It passes through Creggan Churchyard, O’Neill Burial Vault and Roches Castle. Start the walk at Creggan Parih Ch

This moderate walk derives it name from the famous South Armagh Poets, Art McCumhaigh, Patrick MacAliondain and Seamus Mor MacMurphy. This walk offers stunning views of Slieve Gullion Mountain and covers a distance of 6 miles taking approximately 3