Walks from Keady, County Armagh
🌿 Volcanic ring dyke, drumlin farmland, Iron Age earthworks, moorland
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Keady is a small market town in the southern County Armagh drumlin country, close to the Ring of Gullion AONB — the ancient volcanic ring dyke that surrounds Slieve Gullion and creates one of the most distinctive and atmospheric landscapes in Ireland. The Dorsey, a massive Iron Age enclosure, is just a few miles south.
A quiet south Armagh town with the Ring of Gullion on the doorstep, Keady makes a useful and very local base for exploring the southern Ring of Gullion circuit and the remote south Armagh countryside.
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Town car parks. Bus from Armagh and Newry (Translink 42, limited)
The Keady Arms, The Central Bar, Keady Bakery
- Slieve Gullion southern approach
- Ring of Gullion Way from Keady
- The Dorsey Iron Age enclosure
- Carrickcruppin Hill
- Lislea & Tievecrum
- Crossmaglen & south Armagh
- All County Armagh towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Keady is covered by OS OS NI Discovery 29. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Ring of Gullion Way





