Phone:
0861701782

paddycummins100@hotmail.com

Contact:
Nicole Macklin

Phone:
0852301993

nicolestarr1@aol.com

A Hillwalking Club offered to members and friends of the AWCD - American Womens Club of Dublin.

info@awesomewalls.ie

noemail@.com

Hill Walking Club open to Bank of Ireland employees, Bank of Ireland Pensioners and their partners

bogtrotters.secretary@gmail.com

Bogtrotters Hillwalking Club Email: secretary@bogtrotters.ie New Members: newmembers@bogtrotters.ie Website: http://www.bogtrotters.ie Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Hiking-Trail/Bogtrotters-Hillwalking-Club-2111682675814681/

contact@bootleggers.ie

The Bootleggers is a small Dublin-based hillwalking club, we walk every Sunday, usually in the Wicklow Mountains. We meet in the city centre from where we car-pool to the hills. We often have hiking trips to other parts of the country on bank holiday weekends, and occasional trips abroad. The club has a pool of experienced hike leaders and we also organise Mountain Skills Training for members who are interested in learning. We welcome new members, if you are interested in coming out with our club please email contact@bootleggers.ie for more information. Check out our Facebook page - facebook.com/DublinBootleggers

Phone:
0872408976

tmaclarke@gmail.com

Contact:
Paddy Carpenter

Phone:
0831026946

quirkerachel@gmail.com

Contact:
Mary McGrath

Phone:
0876725323

clubcualannsec@gmail.com

We are a Dublin/Wicklow based Hillwalking and Rock climbing club. We walk every Sunday and climb every Wednesday. We are currently open for new members. We organise frequent trips away within Ireland and further afield to locations such as Wales, Scotland and the Alps. Walks are at a moderate pace, generally last around six hours and are graded A,B,C and D . Details are provided on the Club Cualann Walks List. New members should make contact with the walk leader in advance. Climbers meet each Wednesday from 5pm onwards in Dalkey Quarry during the summer months and in the Dublin Climbing Centre during the winter/wet weather. Climbers frequently organise trips to other Irish climbing areas such as The Burren, The Mournes, Glendalough etc. New members interested in climbing should contact Graeme Crombie at ClubCualannClimbing@gmail.com Informal training and mentoring is available for all new members from existing members. The annual membership cost is €45 which includes membership of Mountaineering Ireland. Club Cualann is well represented in Mountaineering Ireland. David Pollard is Chairman of Mountaineering Ireland and Claire Brennan is on the Hillwalking Committee.

dalriadaclimbing@gmail.com

Founded in 1976 the Dal Riada Climbing Club has been at the leading edge of climbing in Ireland for over four decades. The club is synonymous with trad climbing and has a particularly strong affinity with Fairhead. Unlike many other clubs, the Dal Riada Climbing Club operates primarily as a network of like-minded and similarly motivated climbers. The club organises the annual Fairhead Climbing Meet - the major climbing event in Ireland. Membership of the club is open to all climbers who can provide a list of at least ten trad routes graded VS or higher that have been led in the past year. This requirement is to ensure that all club members are experienced and competent. For more information and details on how to join the club please email: dalriadaclimbing@gmail.com

Phone:
(01) 700 5392

dcurcc@gmail.com

The DCU Rock Climbing Club was founded in October 1992 by Applied Physics and Electronic Engineering postgrads. From small beginnings, it didn't take long for the club to take off and the Climbing wall was opened for use early in 1993. The Club took immediate advantage of its new training facility, and in October 1993, DCU hosted the inaugural round of the Irish Bouldering League, an indoor climbing competition, which continues annually to this day in climbing walls around the country during the winter period. This went a long way to promoting the name of DCU climbers among the national climbing community, as we have always been strongly represented in these competitions. Since its foundation, way back in 1992, the club has been steadily building and maintaining a quality gear pool, ensuring that no matter what its members are attempting, they can attempt it safely. This, in conjunction with the clubs excellent policy on constant training and updating first-aid certificates, goes far in allowing all club members to climb in a safe and helpful environment. The club has and will always put its emphasis on outdoor climbing with trips to Wales, the Burren and Glendalough. Regular outings to Dalkey Quarry in County Dublin also take place. Over the past ten years however the Club has seen its members travel to, and climb, in places such as Scotland, Spain, Fontainebleau, Ceuse, all over the Alps, and even take part in expeditions to some of the greater ranges in Peru and Nepal.

secretary@dublincliffhangers.org

hi@dcam.ie

Dublin Climbers and Mountaineers (DCAM) are the Dublin climbing club. We love rock climbing, sport climbing, trad climbing, bouldering, ice climbing, indoor climbing & mixed climbing. We're also mad into camping, hiking, mountaineering & scrambling.

info@hillwalkersclub.com

climbing@tcd.ie

Trinity College the University of Dublin's Climbing Club

Phone:
087-7980228

michaelmurray99@eircom.net

Walking Club for ESB current and retired staff and their families.

mooremariat@gmail.com

Company based walking group.

chennessy@fltc.ie

Phone:
0872424654

paul.a.swaine@gmail.com

enquiries@glenwalk.com

Founded over 20 years ago, Glenwalk is a large, active and friendly club offering fortnightly hikes on Sundays, primarily in the Wicklow Mountains. Our hikes are generally at four different levels and at least 4 hours long. We love weekends away and the occasional trip abroad. We are a very sociable club with a strong voluntary ethos. New members are welcome! Please refer to our website, www.glenwalk.com, and if you've any queries please feel free to contact us at enquires@glenwalk.com

Contact:
Thomas Smithers

Phone:
0870601610

twsmithers@gmail.com

The Garda Mountaineering club was founded in 2007. Most members of the club live and work in the Leinster area and club activities are mainly concentrated in the Wicklow mountains. The club provides for a sociable and healthy outlet for people who enjoy hillwalking and other mountaineering activities.

Phone:
0872428572

hardyhillhikers@gmail.com

Join our Dublin-based group of friends who love to stroll through the scenic landscapes of Dublin, Wicklow, Cooley Mountains, and beyond. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or just enjoy leisurely walks, we welcome new members to join us in taking in the fresh air, admiring breathtaking views, and sharing laughs on most Saturdays. Drop us an email at HardyHillHikers@gmail.com to get involved, and don't forget to check out our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/hardyhillhikers.

iadtclimbingsociety@gmail.com

IADT is a small college, the club has managed to assemble a dozen of members in a climbing gym every week. We climb at “the Wall” in Sandyford. The club has also organized trips out and is planning on organizing more. The club is for students of IADT.

Contact:
Catherine Taylor

Phone:
0851149012

cathymtaylor21@gmail.com

The International Women's Club of Dublin was founded in 1982 to welcome expatriates and their families to Ireland. Sharing similar interest, members learn about their new country. This club is for hillwalker's enthusiast within the Club.

thebushcraftclub+mi@gmail.com

Phone:
0879879238

secretary@irishchristianhillwalkingclub.com

membership@irishmountaineeringclub.org

The IMC is a non-profit organisation that has a history going back over seventy years with over 200 members who engage in all aspects of mountaineering and rock-climbing. The IMC organises climbing, hill-walking and social events all year round for its members as well as encouraging members to organise their own activities. We run training activities as needed for groups of members, including the very popular New Members Programme commencing in April each year. We own a climbers’ hut in the Wicklow Mountains, where members can stay overnight at a discounted rate and that can be used for various events. Prospective members are welcome to join in our regular Thursday night social events without obligation. For information about joining the IMC, please go to the club website.

info@theramblers.ie

The Irish Ramblers’ Club was founded in 1964 by a small group of like-minded young people who enjoyed hiking and hillwalking. Over the course of its almost 60 years of existence, it has thrived and grown into a large club of more than 700 members. Every Sunday and Thursday we have six different day long hikes, each with its own allocated leader, which are divided into six grades. The fittest grade typically covers about 20km and climbs several mountains to accumulate a height gain of about 1000m while the gentlest walk would be about 9km in length and 250m in height gained. Members decide at what grade they will hike on any particular day depending on their level of fitness and stamina. As well as day-long hikes in counties Dublin and Wicklow, the club organises away days when we walk further afield in places such as the Mourne Mountains. Longer trips, both throughout Ireland and also in Europe, are organised from time to time, and these have proved to be highly popular among our members. A number of training days/weekends take place throughout the year. But it’s not all outdoor fun. The Ramblers are very sociable and often enjoy getting together for a meal after the day's hiking.

Contact:
christopher kiernan

chriskiernanoo7@gmail.com

All enquiries for club membership should be directed to Christopher Kiernan 0872346065

Contact:
Aongus Ó hAonghusa

lunggompas@gmail.com

Contact:
Frank Melia

secretary@marleyhillwalkers.org

Contact:
Shay Walsh(DW)

Phone:
0872740513

contact.meitheal@gmail.com

Mountain Meitheal is a volunteer group who undertake projects to protect and conserve mountain and forest areas in Ireland. We aim to counteract the pressures which are evident on our fragile landscape by building and maintaining trails which are sympathetic to the surrounding countryside. We promote sustainable recreation by encouraging personal responsibility and awareness.

Contact:
Seán Ó'Fearghail

cnocadoiri@yahoo.com

Bunaíodh Na Cnocadóirí in 2003 chun gníomhaíochtaí cnocadóireachta trí Ghaeilge a chur chun cinn. Is í an Ghaeilge teanga labhartha an Chlub. Fáiltímid roimh chomhaltaí nua a bhíonn toilteanach Gaeilge a labhairt

Phone:
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veratfox@gmail.com

Contact:
Dermot Macken

info@gay-hiking.org

Dublin-based hiking group for the gay and lesbian community and their friends.

Contact:
Gretta Fletcher

Phone:
0871808069

peakseekershc@gmail.com

We are a group who enjoy being out on the hills in good company. We hike mainly on Saturdays in the Dublin and Wicklow mountains and also organise drive and hike walks up and down the country. We have three levels of walks; a regular hike of approximately 6 hours duration, a moderate hike of 4 hours and a midweek leisure walk of 2.5 hours. We are affiliated to Mountaineering Ireland. Potential members can join us for 3 walks before joining the club.

Contact:
Ailish Corr

ailish.c.corr@gmail.com

Contact:
Anthony Cotter

Phone:
086 892 9632

antcotter@hotmail.com

Hill walking club

contactsiul@gmail.com

Established in 2000, Siul Walking Club initially catered for serving and former personnel of the Department of the Environment and Local Government. The Departmental link is no longer a requirement for Membership, which generally numbers 50 - 60. Members come predominantly from Dublin, Kildare and Meath, with smaller numbers from further afield. Club walks are held weekly (May to August) and fortnightly during other months (excluding December). Main areas of activity are the Dublin, Wicklow, Cooley, Mourne and Slieve Bloom Mountains, as well as river, canal and coastal walks. Club Members also regularly participate in walks abroad. Those 18 and over may apply for Membership. Further information is available from the Siul Club PRO (email : contactsiul@gmail.com).

Phone:
087 6175421

tkeville@eircom.net

Siúltóirí Buadáin is a walking group within Ballyboden St Endas GAA Club, Firhouse Rd. All our walkers are members of BBSE GAA Club.

skerries.walking@gmail.com

Skerries Walking Club was set up in 2017. The Club is fully affliated to Mountaineering Ireland. The club organises short walks, as well as longer rambles and hill walks all year round. We walk on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays.

willie@theadventureproject.ie

The Adventure Project is a Dublin based adventure club, primarily for people in recovery from addiction as well as their families and friends.

Contact:
Farannan Tannam

trekkersmountaineeringclub@gmail.com

mountaineering@tudublin.ie

The TU Dublin Mountaineering Club (or TUDMC for short!) is one of the fastest-growing and most thrilling sports club at TU Dublin. If you are new to climbing and mountaineering, give us a try, over the first few weeks our committee under the guidance and supervision of our instructor will teach you the basics. Join us for bi-weekly indoor climbing sessions and trips to get away from the hustle and bustle of Dublin! Open to students from all TU Dublin Campuses, we train in Larkin Community College. Follow us on Instagram to find out more!

Contact:
Joey Albert

Phone:
+353873552767

mountaineering@ucd.ie

Phone:
0861805668

djdeansherry@gmail.com

This is an employee member club for Viatris led by experienced walkers, planning regular trails & hikes for promotion of wellbeing, fitness & outdoors appreciated & positive mental health.

Contact:
Ruth Carmody

Phone:
0872057232

Wayfarersassociation@gmail.com

Dublin based hiking club organising 3-4 hikes each Sunday and several weekend trips throughout the calendar year.

Contact:
Terry O'Connor

Phone:
0868578833

terryarch@gmail.com

Youth Climbing Club for 9 to 18 year olds who have climbing experience and want to compete in climbing competitions