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The Barrow Way is a designated National Waymarked Trail, stretching for 100 kilometers throughout the country between Robertstown in County Kildare and St. Mullin's in County Carlow. The long-distance trail, which is overseen by Waterways Ireland, is popularly completed over the course of four days, though visitors are welcome to walk or cycle for longer or shorter stretches of time at their leisure. The Barrow Way trail begins along the picturesque route of the Barrow Line Canal, which stretches to the towns of Rathangan and Monasterevin in Athy. At Athy, it joins the course of the River Barrow, following its length to nearby Carlow, Muine Bheag, and Leighlinbridge before ending at St. Mullin's.
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