WIN a Fitbit Bracelet with Electric Ireland!

hardtrier

Through Donegal's famed hills, of course, Resplendent with their green and gorse, Armed with my Fitbit - my pipedream, Electrifying ...  like our team!

karkar athlete

If you could go for a run anywhere in Ireland with your Fitbit, where would it be?

The Hill of Tara is a fantastic place to run and great way to get strength into the legs with a few hills too!

jacool

Carrigaline to Crosshaven, then into the Oar!

erkifino

If you could go for a run anywhere in Ireland with your Fitbit, where would it be?
Would it be over rolling hills, bog roads or beside the sea?
It's a beautiful island you need see to believe,
But I'd probably run down the backroad and be home for tea!

sexyfirepants

The Great Western Greenway in Mayo

cat_r

Lough Boora

Kavrocks

Electric Ireland: Luke wrote: »

If you could go for a run anywhere in Ireland with your Fitbit, where would it be?

Muckross National Park.

Gru

Along the sandy beaches of castlegregory!

Thephantomsmask

Banna beach, Kerry

Chardee MacDennis

up the wooden steps in Glendalough #intense

Flabangav

I'd run along the greenway in Mayo, and maybe even stagger up croagh Patrick!

MLC_biker

Wait until the tide's out, then run along Burrow Beach to Howth and up and over the summit to home..

I would love to run Bray Beach 

(in nice weather)

p15574

Around the Ring of Kerry (not in one go!)

Baggly

I used to run Castletown in Celbridge, but didnt really have map tracking or step counting back in the day - so would be interesting to see how far i was running and how well (although i dont run as fast as i used to).

I'd love to run sections of the Wild Atlantic Way over the course of a (good few) days as well

chocoholic999

along Inchydoney beach in clonakility

Dacelonid

Assuming the legs were up to it, I'd run the coastline of the entire Ireland.
Have driven most of it, but would love to see it close up so to speak

arodabomb

It would have to be along the coast road near killary. Amazing scenery.

muckety

Along the lakeshore of lough derravarragh in Westmeath.

theresa400

Maynooth college is a fabulous place to go for a run..the grounds are lovely even in winter

DK man

Along the trailways of the Cooley mountains - ravensdale from the lumpers is a favourite - it's a dirt road with steep rises very challenging but also doable with grit and determination..... Haven't been up there in a while but would have a good reason to head up again to check out my new Fitbit!!!!

Danye

I'd go for a big long run....as far away from my girlfriend as possible.

I hope there's no tracking device on those Fitbits!

rameire

Up Croagh Patrick when it is safe to do so.

nualabee

Around the Mizen peninsula in West Cork

Korvanica

Id run to work.

hardtrier

I'd run away from work!

hardtrier

We have no trains in Donegal -
That's gospel truth - not one at all -
But where the railway lines once ran,
Keen walkers go whene'er they can.
Weaving through the country fair,
They breathe in deep it's crisp clear air,
Improving their fitness as they go -
You'd see it in their healthy glow!
I talk of joining them ofttimes,
But make excuses - and poor rhymes -
However, a Fitbit to call mine
Might make me finally "Walk the Line".

Ginny

From Swords estuary, up the malahide Coast and on to Portmarknock, beautiful run.

guile4582

the coastline at Lahinch

Polar wizard adventure

On Raglan Road of an autumn day.