Maps & GPS Download
Brigid’s Way is currently walked via our App (access below) or written details under each day’s Route on this website. We are currently working with the Louth, Meath and Kildare county councils and the Irish Tourist Board to provide signage and waymark the whole route on the ground. Route maps are currently available via ArcGIS Field Maps or a downloadable GPX file so that you can navigate without a smartphone. Please note, only the Field Maps version contains other important information like accommodations, sacred sites, archaeological sites, places to eat, etc
Download the App
Access the map by installing the ArcGIS Field Maps app on your phone.
Download ArcGIS Field Maps on your smart phone first for the mobile version to work. Do not log in. When it opens the log in page, select “Skip Sign In”.
In the “Search” bar under “Maps”, type in “Brigid’s Way”. As of now, it will only work while walking if you are online or have data streaming.
The third link below, “Brigid’s Way GPX download” is the best way to navigate with a GPS in the field in Ireland without needing to use a data plan on your smartphone. It only contains the route, no other information.
View the map online via ArcGIS Online (no app required)
Access the map by installing the app on your iphone or android.
Download GPX file of the entire map:
Brigid's Way Route Map
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Brigid's Way Pligrimage: 9 Months & 9 Routes
Brigid’s Way has a special pilgrimage opportunity for 2026. The 9 routes will be led by Firekeeper Siobhán Madden and others along the way, over 9 months. So a different route each month starting from Faughart and ending in Brigid’s Fire Temple in October.
Brigid's Way One Day Walks
You are welcome to our ONE DAY WALKS. Walking in pilgrimage, listening attentively to the deep quiet voice within, reconnects us with our own deep spiritual essence, which knows itself as a part of the unbroken web of life. On our one day walks, pilgrims will be gifted the opportunity to ‘be’ with their own internal landscape and with the exterior landscape around them. This is not only a beautiful walk but a sacred journey undertaken with intention for self, family/community and the Earth.