Slievenamon Day hike to summit of Tipperary's most famous mountain takes place this Sunday

Hikers gathered around the Irish flag at the summit of Slievenamon at last year's Slievenamon Day commemoration

placeholder image — Hikers gathered around the Irish flag at the summit of Slievenamon at last year's Slievenamon Day commemoration

The annual walk to the top of Slievenamon celebrates the mountain's iconic place in the country's history

The annual hike to the summit of Slievenamon to celebrate Slievenamon Day will take place on Sunday, July 20 at 12 noon.

The fourth annual walk to celebrate Slievenamon’s iconic place in the country’s history will depart from Kilcash village and will be completed before the All-Ireland Hurling final between Tipperary and Cork.

Slievenamon Day hike participants will be treated to refreshments in Kehoe’s Pub in Kilcash at the end of the hike where the All-Ireland final will be shown.

The climb of the mountain is being organised by Kilcash Slievenamon 1848 Commemoration Committee and Lingaun Valley Tourism Group with support from the council.

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