26 June 7.30pm. Registration is now open for the Glenveagh 5km Run. The event starts at 7.30pm and we encourage all runners and walkers to join us with all donations in aid of Acquired Brain Injury Ireland. You can pre-register by following the link below: https://in.njuko.com/glenveagh-national-park-5k-2026
The hugely successful Biodiversity Week Festival, ‘Le Chéile don Dúlra’ is set to return to Glenveagh National Park for a second year. The festival dates for 2026 are 17th – 24th May, during National Biodiversity Week. The programme of events will celebrate The National Park’s unique landscape, history, people, nature and conservation work, with a
Park Run in aid of Acquired Brain Injury Ireland. 26 June 7.30pm. €10.00 Registration is now open for the Glenveagh 5k. The 5k starts at 7.30pm and we encourage all runners and walkers to join us with all donations in aid of Acquired Brain Injury Ireland. You can pre-register by following the link below: https://in.njuko.com/glenveagh-national-park-5k-2026
Visit us here at Glenveagh National Park on Easter Sunday for some traditional Irish music and dancing at Glenveagh Castle. Free event. No booking required.
On Thursday 12th March, Visitor Services at Glenveagh National Park will open at the later time of 11.00am. This is to facilitate staff training. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Join us at Glenveagh National Park on Sunday 15th March this St Patrick’s bank holiday weekend for some traditional Irish dancing and music at the Castle. 1.00pm – 3.00pm Free event. No booking required.
Please be aware that on 24th, 25th and 26th February the Castle Tea Rooms will open from 10.30am to 3.30pm We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
On Sunday 15th February, due to the expected snow and ice road conditions under the yellow weather warning, Visitor Services at Glenveagh National Park will open at the later time of 10.30am. Please note, there will be no Glen Walkers Bus. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Glenveagh National Park, funded and managed by the National Parks and Wildlife Service, is an Executive Agency in the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage. Over the coming years, the park will undergo a period of renewal and rejuvenation and regular visitors will notice that some of this work has already begun in several
Glenveagh National Park are excited to announce our Second Biodiversity Week Festival “ Le Chéile don Dúlra,” will take place this year from the 17th -24th May. Open call for young performers for our opening night. This year Glenveagh National Park is planning a special opening event; “Young Voices for Nature.” This evening of celebration