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Step Into Walking Week – 22nd–28th September 2025

Celebrate National Walking Day – Sunday, 28th September

Join communities, workplaces, and organisations across Ireland for Walking Week 2025, a national celebration of the benefits of walking for health, wellbeing, and connection.

The week culminates in National Walking Day on Sunday, 28th September — a chance to get moving, get outside, and take steps toward a healthier lifestyle.


How Your Organisation Can Get Involved

Register a walk: Organise a walk for your team, community, or group and register follow the link below.
Pick a theme: Take part in one (or more!) of the themed walking days during the week.
Share the journey: Use #NationalWalkingDay to join the nationwide conversation and show your support.


Why Walk?

Walking is simple, free, and powerful. It’s a way to boost physical and mental wellbeing, reduce stress, and build stronger communities. Whether it’s a short lunchtime stroll or a community trail walk, every step counts.

👉 Register your walk and learn more here

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