Sli Eala
Walking Trail · Tipperary
Sli Eala is a 10.4 km easy waymarked linear route in Tipperary, starting near Dromineer.
Grade
| Activity | Grade | Difficulty | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Walking | Easy | Easy | 2 hours 30 minutes |
Getting there
Starts at Dromineer.
Finishes at Nenagh Bridge.
- Trailhead coordinates
- 52.92442, -8.27947
- Irish Grid reference
- R 8126 8596
- Ordnance Survey sheets
- Discovery Series Sheet 59
The National Trails Register's own latitude and longitude fields are empty for all 1,186 trails on it. This trailhead comes from Sport Ireland's separate Trailheads dataset, matched to this trail on its register ID.
Before you go
Slí Eala is generally in very good condition. The majority of the walk is along the river bank. Caution to be taken as electric fences are present.
- Waymarking
- Green arrow
- Dogs
- Yes
Who manages it
North Tipperary Development Company
North Tipperary Development Company
Conditions and closures change. The operator is the authority on both, not this page.
Trails nearby
Measured trailhead to trailhead, in a straight line.
- Lough Derg Blueway - Dormineer to Garrykennedy via Tamona Little and Youghal Quay 24 m away · 11 km trail
- Lough Derg Blueway - Dromineer to Luska 24 m away · 6 km trail
- Lough Derg Blueway - Williamstown (Dromaan) to Church Bay 4.1 km away · 7.6 km trail
- Lough Derg Blueway - Williamstown Ilaunaboe Quay 4.1 km away · 8.75 km trail
- Lough Derg Blueway - Garrykennedy to Youghal Village and Little Tamona 4.9 km away · 4.5 km trail
- Lough Derg Blueway - Castlelough to Killaloe 8.8 km away · 12 km trail
Common questions
How long is the Sli Eala?
10.4 km, recorded as a linear route on Sport Ireland's National Trails Register. Sport Ireland estimates 2 hours 30 minutes.
How hard is the Sli Eala?
Sport Ireland grades it Easy. Grades are set against national criteria, so they are comparable with other registered trails.
Where does the Sli Eala start?
Starts at Dromineer. The trailhead is at 52.92442, -8.27947 (Irish Grid R 8126 8596).
Can you bring a dog on the Sli Eala?
Yes. The register records dogs as allowed. Much of the Irish trail network crosses working farmland, so keep a dog under close control near livestock.
Who manages the Sli Eala?
North Tipperary Development Company. They are the authority on current conditions and closures, not this page.
More in Tipperary
Trail data from the Sport Ireland National Trails Register, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Trailhead coordinates from the companion Trailheads dataset. Snapshot taken 2026-08-13.