Are there any half marathons held in Ireland?

2019 – 2020 Half Marathons held in Ireland. The calendar regroups all kinds of activities (Running, Walking, Nordic Walking, Vertical Races, Obstacle races, Dog runs, Multiday events …). 53 races to discover below. Dublin Half Marathon. 2019-09-21 – 09:30.

Which is the most beautiful marathon in Ireland?

The Dingle Marathon, covering the outlands, is known as one of the most spectacularly beautiful runs in Europe, while the Cavan Christmas Dash takes place down the streets of Cavan town. From half marathons such as the famous Kinvara Ro

Which is the funniest fun run in Ireland?

Sumo Run, Co. Dublin – the funniest “fun run” The Sumo Run, which takes place in County Dublin every April, is the epitome of “fun run.” As the name implies, participants don inflatable sumo wrestling suits and run five kilometres through Marlay Park in the Irish capital.

Are there any movies that take place in Ireland?

This is a list of films set in Ireland, meaning the films in this list depict their characters as being located in Ireland.

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When is the Antrim coast Half Marathon in 2021?

Welcome to the P&O Antrim Coast Half Marathon 2021 The 2021 race will take place on the summer Bank Holiday weekend, on Sunday 29th August starting 09:00 for the elite women, with the main race immediately after the elite men at 09:30. Entry opens on Tuesday 1st December 2020.

Are there any running events in Ireland in 2021?

The following is a list of fun runs, marathons, obstacle course races, triathlons and multisport/adventure races in Ireland in 2021. Use the search function to filter events in this time period. Showing the list of events on a map is a great way of finding events near you, but is limited to logged in premium members.

What’s the world record for the Antrim coast half marathon?

Last year’s elite race, watched by over 40,000 people via the live stream saw Sir Mo Farah and Lily Partridge break Irish all-comers records with times of 60 min 27 sec and 71 min 36 seconds respectively. Tommy Hughes broke the Vets +60 WR in a new record time of 71:09 and Gary O’Hanlon setting a World Best as a 46 year old in a time of 66:26.