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Super Milk Wild Air Run
2018-08-11 10:00 - 15:00 (Europe/Dublin) | Marlay Park, Dublin, Marlay Park, Dublin, Ireland
Super Milk Wild Air Run is an award-winning family fun run that features 10 of Europe’s biggest inflatable obstacles as part of a 5K course. 2018 brings new features such a water guns to the course. Each runner gets a powerful foam water gun, which they take home, to complete new fun tasks around the course, and of course, to give each other a soaking.
It can be completed by all fitness levels and all ages between 7-70. All the family can get involved.
Tickets for Super Milk Wild Air Run are on sale at www.wildairrun.com. Early bird tickets are now on sale at €25 for adults and €15 for children. Family tickets (€66) and group rates are also available. Spectators can cheer from the side-lines for free. For more information and to buy tickets visit www.wildairrun.com

Affidea ExpressCare Rock ‘n’ Roll Dublin
2018-08-11 10:00 - 2018-08-12 14:30
Affidea ExpressCare Rock ‘n’ Roll Dublin Half Marathon is the most fun you’ll ever have running. Experience live music along the course and journey along the River Liffey past Christ Church Cathedral and the famous Brewery. Afterwards, there’s a concert in Royal Hospital Kilmainham.
The weekend of running includes a 5k on Saturday where you can pick up your first bit of race bling. Sunday’s events include a 10k and Family Fun Event as well as the feature event the Half Marathon.
Participant Perks:
Live, local bands along the course
Quality Technical Participant T-Shirt
Fantastic Finisher’s medal
Baggage Check Bag
Scenic Course
Plentiful Course Support, including Sports Drink and Energy Gel
Free Admission to the Finish Line Festival and Concert
Free Shuttle – takes runners and spectators from finish to public rail or back near start line.
Register now for all the events HERE

Kerry Ultra - 100k & 50k
2018-08-25 10:00 - 22:00
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50k Road Race

Event Information
The 50k is being introduced this year to the Kerry Ultra for the first time.
Starting in Upper Rock Street, Tralee at 10am on August 25 2018 participants will travel on foot through a number of the small towns and villages in North Kerry as they traverse along the Wild Atlantic Way.
Runners will embark from Tralee and travel to Ardfert via a local roads and paths before the 50k event course merges with the 100k route. As participants arrive at the infamous Barrow Hill for the dogleg section where a turnaround takes place outside the gates of the Tralee Golf Club, here participants may catch their breath, taking in the views of Barrow Bay before descending Barrow and arriving at a cunning little drag up to Churchill, turning right at the graveyard the route travels a quiet local road which brings runners to the historic Fenit.
Through the village and out along the pier, the iconic Fenit Lighthouse on your righthand side, turning at the steps to the monument to St Brendan the navigator, participants are now entering the final leg of the event. Back through the village along the main Tralee to Fenit road, the route travels along the coast of Tralee Bay. The sails of Blennerville Windmill will become visable in the distance as runners pass the Oyster Tavern Bar and Tralee Cricket club before they turn off the main road and head into the Kerries.
A few last minute drags here will test ones reserve after you pass the Tralee Driving Range and meet the ever famous (Tralee’s version of heartbreak hill) Kerries Hill. On this hill keep an eye on the roof of a big green shed, this is Dillions Waste Recycling and marks the top of the hill.
From here you descend the hill and arrive in the outskirts of Tralee town. Passing the Government Building on your right, the course takes a righthand turn and heads for the historic Blennerville village with its windmill standing proud to greet you, this was the point of departure for many during the Great Famine and the sight where the famine ship the Jennie Johnston was rebuilt during the late 1990’s.
Passing through Blennerville, runners will take a lefthand turn up bringing them past St Pats GAA field. Staying on this local road runners will ascend their final but gentle drag before taking a left hand turn at the foot of the Shortmountain (a road that travels up and over the Slieve Mish mountains). This road will bring runners out onto a local road next to LIDL supermarker, following the signs runners are now just over a mile from home as the travel up the River Lee Walkway, reaching the Aqua Dome, participants will take a right at the roundabout 300 meters before they cross the Finishline on Niall Armstrong Way.
Participants can enter the event here.
Race Rules:

All participants shall obey the rules of the road at all times. Failure to do so shall result in withdrawal from the event.
The event is a self-sufficient, some water and refreshments may be available around the course but overall participants and their crew are responsible for catering to their own needs.
This is a Leave No Trace event, participants and/or their crews who are found to knowingly or otherwise litter the course shall be disqualified from the event.
All participants are required to wear a High Viz vest at all times. Failure to do so shall result in disqualification.
Earphones and/or other items that inhibit the runners ability to be fully aware of their environment at all times, are prohibited. Participants found to be in breach of this shall be disqualified for safety reasons.
Pacers/Running Buddies are prohibited this event. Participants found to have had pacers during the event shall be disqualified from the event.
Strict Cut-Off Times shall be in place. Runners failing to reach these cut-off times shall be retired from the race. Cut-off times may be amended prior to the event start and any amendments will be notified to participants at the race briefing. The race directors decision on cut-offs is final. Participants failing to retire at the request of the race director shall be disqualified from the event.
If a participant is requested to retire from the event by medical staff they will do so, failure to do so shall result in disqualification.
In the event that a participant wishes to retire from the event, they must inform the race director by phone. Once a participant has informed the race director they are retiring, they may not re-enter the event. Participants wishing to retire from the event will be transported back to the finish line. Due to the size of the course, it may take some time for a race official to reach you so please advise the race officials of your location and ensure that you wait in a safe place.
Participants found to be in a vehicle that is moving shall be disqualified from the event.
If participants find that they have gotten lost on the route, they should contact race officials who will arrange for them to be transported back to the point of the course where they went wrong. Participants failing to run the event course may be disqualified from the event.
The event organisers reserve the right to amend any and all event rules and/or course prior to the event taking place. Any amendments will be notified to the participants orally during the event briefing.
The event organisers decision on all matters to do with the event rules are final and binding.
The event organisers reserve the right to refuse refund for entries, participants wishing to defer entry must do so before 12pm (12:00) August 11. Any requests for deferral after this date can not be guaranteed but shall be considered on a case by case basis.

Event Route is available by clicking here.

100k Road Race

Event Information
The 100k is the main feast of the Kerry Ultra. Starting in Cahersalee, Tralee at 6am on August 25 2018 participants will travel on foot through a number of the small towns and villages in North Kerry as they traverse along the Wild Atlantic Way. Runners will embark from Tralee and travel to Ardfert before skirting around Ballyheigue on their way to Causeway, from which they will travel around the beautifully scenic Kerry Head to arriving in the coastal seaside village of Ballyheigue will see them halfway through the course. From Ballyheigue participants will pass through the historic Banna, past the monument that commemorates the landing point of Roger Casement during the 1916 Rebellion. Soon after this monument the 50k event course will merge with the 100k route as participants arrive at the infamous Barrow Hill for the dogleg section where a turnaround takes place outside the gates of the Tralee Golf Club. Here participants may catch their breath, taking in the views of Barrow Bay before descending Barrow and arriving at a cunning little drag up to Churchill, turning right at the graveyard the route travels a quiet local road which brings runners to the historic Fenit. Through the village and out along the pier, the iconic Fenit Lighthouse on your righthand side, turning at the steps to the monument to St Brendan the navigator, participants are now entering the final leg of the event. Back through the village along the main Tralee to Fenit road, the route travels along the coast of Tralee Bay. The sails of Blennerville Windmill will become visable in the distance as runners pass the Oyster Tavern Bar and Tralee Cricket club before they turn off the main road and head into the Kerries. A few last minute drags here will test ones reserve after you pass the Tralee Driving Range and meet the ever famous (Tralee’s version of heartbreak hill) Kerries Hill. On this hill keep an eye on the roof of a big green shed, this is Dillions Waste Recycling and marks the top of the hill. From here you descend the hill and arrive in the outskirts of Tralee town. Passing the Government Building on your right, the course takes a righthand turn and heads for the historic Blennerville village with its windmill standing proud to greet you, this was the point of departure for many during the Great Famine and the sight where the famine ship the Jennie Johnston was rebuilt during the late 1990’s. Passing through Blennerville, runners will take a lefthand turn up bringing them past St Pats GAA field. Staying on this local road runners will ascend their final but gentle drag before taking a left hand turn at the foot of the Shortmountain (a road that travels up and over the Slieve Mish mountains). This road will bring runners out onto a local road next to LIDL supermarker, following the signs runners are now just over a mile from home as the travel up the River Lee Walkway, reaching the Aqua Dome, participants will take a right at the roundabout 300 meters before they cross the Finishline on Niall Armstrong Way Tralee.
Participants can enter the event here.
Race Distance: 100km
Start Time and Location: 6am (06:00) Cahersalee, Tralee
Race Briefing and Number Collection: 7.30pm (19:30) Friday 24 August The Abbey Inn Tralee
Race Cut-off times: 50k , 8 hours ( 2pm/14:00), 80k, 12.5 hours (6:30pm/18:30), 100k (9pm, 21:00)
Race Rules:

All Participants are required to have a crew for this event. No Crew – No Run – No Refund
All crew vehicles shall only be driven by fully licensed and insured drivers. Proof of this and of vehicle roadworthiness must be produced at the race briefing along with contact details for the crew. All crew vehicles must have a flashing beacon on the roof of the vehicle. This must be on for the duration of the event. All crew members must wear a hiviz vest/jacket at all times.
Crews should be contactable at all times by the race officials via the contact details provided at race briefing, repeated failed attempts to contact a crew will result in the participant being retired from the event.
All participants shall obey the rules of the road at all times. Failure to do so shall result in withdrawal from the event.
The event is a self-sufficient, some water and refreshments may be available around the course but overall participants and their crew are responsible for catering to their own needs.
This is a Leave No Trace event, participants and/or their crews who are found to knowingly or otherwise litter the course shall be disqualified from the event.
All participants and Crews are required to wear a High Viz vest at all times. Failure to do so shall result in disqualification.
Head Torches are mandatory for the start of the event, no headtorch – no run – no refund
Earphones and/or other items that inhibit the runners ability to be fully aware of their environment at all times, are prohibited. Participants found to be in breach of this shall be disqualified for safety reasons.
Pacers/Running Buddies are only permitted from the 50k point onwards. Participants are restricted to only one pacer/running buddy at any one time. Pacers/running buddies shall also be subject to the race rules eg high viz vest.
Strict Cut-Off Times shall be in place. Runners failing to reach these cut-off times shall be retired from the race. Cut-off times may be amended prior to the event start and any amendments will be notified to participants at the race briefing. The race directors decision on cut-offs is final. Participants failing to retire at the request of the race director shall be disqualified from the event.
If a participant is requested to retire from the event by medical staff they will do so, failure to do so shall result in disqualification.
In the event that a participant wishes to retire from the event, they or their crew must inform the race director by phone. Once a participant has informed the race director they are retiring, they may not re-enter the event.
Participants may sit into their crew vehicle only when the vehicle is stationary. Participants found to be in a vehicle that is moving shall be disqualified from the event.
If participants find that they have gotten lost on the route, they should contact race officials who will arrange for them to be transported back to the point of the course where they went wrong. Participants failing to run the event course may be disqualified from the event.
The event organisers reserve the right to amend any and all event rules and/or course prior to the event taking place. Any amendments will be notified to the participants orally during the event briefing.
The event organisers decision on all matters to do with the event rules are final and binding.
The event organisers reserve the right to refuse refund for entries, participants wishing to defer entry must do so before 12pm (12:00) August 11. Any requests for deferral after this date can not be guaranteed but shall be considered on a case by case basis.

Event Route is available by clicking here.

The Wild Atlantic 10 Miler
2018-08-26 11:00 - 14:00 | Ballina Athletic Club, Belleek, Ballina, F26 VH52
The Wild Atlantic 10 Miler
Ballina A.C. are pleased to announce our second 10 Mile Road Race is taking place this year on August 26th. The race is located in Ballina Town, commencing at 11.00 am.
Following on from the success of last years inaugural event we guarantee all participants a fantastic race day, with a fantastic route taking in some magnificent views of the Wild Atlantic Way, The route is picturesque and ideal for runners and walkers new to the 10 mile distance and those wishing to simply enjoy a scenic race! Our race distance, course and timing also fits nicely with marathon training. Participants on the day can expect exceptional hospitality not only in terms of the post event food, but also the local support encouraging runners along the route, if you let us know what club you hail from you might see a sign encouraging you along the way!
Event Details and Schedule:
-Early Bird Offer €20 until July 1st (€25 thereafter & €30 From 20th August Until Raceday)
-AAI Approved
-Race starts @ 11.00am, Sunday August 26th 2018
-Starting and finishing points – Ballina Athletic Club (Parking available)
-Race number, Chip & T-shirt collection – Ballina A.C Sunday 26th August 8.30am-10.30am
-Overall Race Winners 1st, 2nd & 3rd Male & Female
Online Entry Available on https://www.njuko.net/wildatlanticrun/register/25395
We look forward to welcoming you to Ballina and to our race, see you on August 26th!
Every runner receives a bespoke medal to remember your day and the FIRST 200 REGISTERED RECEIVES A TECHNICAL T-SHIRT. The race is also chipped and timed. We have prizes for the first 3 male & female runners home.
We want to extend a warm welcome to all participants entering the Ballina A.C “Wild Atlanic 10 Mile” Road Race on August 26th, and thank you for choosing our race.

Cuisle 10k and 6k
2018-09-15 11:00 - 15:00
Online registration:
€15 up till midnight on Thursday 13th September
On the day registration:
Adults 20 euro
12-18 yrs 5 euro
We at Cuisle Respite Holiday Centre are delighted to host our annual 10k road race and 6k fun run/walk.
The AAI measured 10k route starts and finishes at Cuisle on the grounds of Donamon Castle, Roscommon and is a beautiful scenic route along the river Suck.
This year we have cash prizes for all over 18’s categories. Tec T-Shirts for all adults, Refreshments served immediately afterwards in Cuisle, ample parking on the grounds of Cuisle.
All Proceeds go towards the refurbishment of Cuisle Respite Centre, Cuisle is Ireland’s leading wheelchair accessible resort, Irish Wheelchair Association’s national holiday centre. we appreciate your support. Don’t forget to follow us on facebook for updates on our event.

Medieval Marathon
2018-09-15 12:00 - 20:00 | kilkenny, Kilkenny City, Kilkenny, Ireland
Kilkenny provides the historic backdrop for Ireland’s 3rd Medieval Marathon.
On September, the 15th 2018, participants will set off from the Parade at 1 pm. The route will take in some of the most historic sites in the city before winding out the country roads, making its way back to Kilkenny to finish on The Parade in the heart of the city.

85th Anniversary Kilmore AC 'Saltees Fish' 10k
2018-09-15 17:00 - 19:00 | Kilmore Village, Co. Wexford, Kilmore, Wexford
It’s that time of year again folks. Registration is now open for our annual Kilmore AC ‘Saltees Fish’ 10k Road Race. This year the main event itself will be preceeded by a 2 mile fun run for those aged 14 and up. As we celebrate our 85th anniversary we believe this years 10k will be extra special and we hope you can join us on the 15th of September for an excellent race followed by great refreshments and prize giving. Whether you’re a newbie to running or a seasoned runner this course is challenging but ideal for a PB.
2mile fun run kicks off at 5pm followed by the main event the 10k at 5:30pm.
Cash prizes for 1st 4 induvidual male and female, 1st and 2nd club teams male and female, 1st junior male and female, 1st and 2nd masters male and female (O40,045,O50) and 1st masters male and female (O55,O60,065).
Race tshirt for first 200 participants.
For full details including entry link see: https://kilmoreathleticsclub.wordpress.com/2018-kac-saltees-fish-10k/

Tuairíni 5k Run
2018-09-23 13:00 - 15:00 | Tuairíni School, Moycullen, Scoil Toreeney, Moycullen, Co Galway, Galway, H91YR64
5k Road Race. Start at Corbally (beside Barna golf club) and finish at Scoil Tuairíni (Barna/Moycullen Road).
Register on the day at scoil cholmáin Tuairíni from 11am or online at run ireland.com.
The course is mainly downhill and fast and has PB potential.
Includes chip timing and refreshments provided at finish line FOC.
All race participants will receive a finishers medal.
Prizes for 1st Male, 1st Female, and 1st U16.
Parking at the school and bus will bring you to the start line.

Irish 3 Quarter Marathon
2018-10-07 10:00 - 15:00
What is the date of the race for 2018?
The Irish 3/4 Marathon will be run on Sunday, 7th October 2018 – Starting time is 10.00 am
How can I enter the event?
2018 Event Entry HERE
Name changes will be permitted for free But Only Permitted up to Monday 24th September 2018
Please do not attempt to run the race under anyone else’s number as this messes up results and often prize allocation, etc
Future Entry for this event Will Be Refused to anyone who uses someone else’s number of permits their number to be used by anyone else after 24th Sept changes deadline
What race is being held?
The race is a three-quarter-marathon – Distance is 19.664 miles or 31.646 km
Where is the Irish 3/4 Marathon Based?
Our race is based in Longwood, Enfield, Co Meath – Location & course map HERE
This is and easy 30 mins drive from M50 & M7 and 50 Mins from Athlone
PLEASE Carpool to Access Priority Parking
Cars with only 1 person will park furthest from Race HQ/ Start & Finish
Driving Directions to Longwood are HERE
From South & East access is via Enfield (Via M4 or R148) – Go west from Enfield for ~3km on R148 (Direction Kinnegad) & take right turn for Longwood (5km)
Turn left at roundabout entering village and follow signs to parking and race sign on
From West go towards Enfield on R148 from Kinnegad ( Exit M4 or M6 motorways at Kinnegad)
Take left turn at big white house ~3km after Clonard and follow road to Longwood.village
Follow signs to parking and race sign on
From North approach Longwood from Navan / Trim on R160
Go straight at roundabout entering village and follow signs to parking and race sign on
What is the route for the 2018 Irish 3/4 Marathon?
Route for the 2017 Irish 3/4 Marathon was as shown HERE
In 2018 we plan to slightly alter the start of the event to aid race and traffic management.
Start and finish will be within the GAA Grounds / Race HQ
Total climb over the 19.6 mile/ 31.6 km route is only ~88m which is approx 3/4 of the climb in DCM
When do I collect my race number?
Race sign-on for those pre-entered on-line will be on race day at race HQ between 8.15am and 9.30am.
Race sign-on will close promptly at 9:30am
Will there be race medals?
YES- Details of the 2018 Finisher Medal will be announced in due course
What is the 2018 Race Top?
For 2018 we are providing mens and ladies fit quality tees as detailed below
Please provide the correct size for somewhat tight fitting tops when you enter – If in doubt or if you like a loose fit then order a size bigger than normal please
You will need to take the size selected at sign-on as orders will have been made in accordance with this information provided by you at entry stage
If size is not suitable and you wish to change then this will be facilitated post sign-on subject to available stocks
We will also be providing an additional running accessory – Details will be announced shortly.

Rosemount Half Marathon And 10KM
2018-10-13 10:00 - 13:00 | Rosemount, Rosemount, Moate, Westmeath
Located in the heart of the midlands, Rosemount is a little village near Moate in Co. Westmeath. This year the club will host their first ever half marathon and 10KM event. The race is registered with the AAI and incorporates the famous Athlone to Mullingar greenway.
There is an event t-shirt and medal for every participant as well as some great sponsors who will be involved on the day. There will be pacers for a number of predetermined times and the organising committee have advised the route is excellent for anyone taking on the Dublin city marathon two weeks later.

CEIDE COAST HALF MARATHON AND 10K
2018-10-13 12:00 - 17:00 | Ballycastle Mayo, Ballycastle, Mayo, .
https://register.primoevents.com/ps/event/CeideCoastHalfMarathon10K2018

North East Galway 10k
2018-10-14 10:00 - 14:00 | Moylough village
North East Galway 10km at 12Noon is back this year. We also have the kids walk/run at 10.30AM and a 5km walk/run at 11AM.
Venue
The race starts in the village of Moylough and finishes at Moylough Sports Field where changing facilities are available.
The race is open to all runners and walkers.
Accreditation
The route has been measured and verified by Athletics Ireland, it is also an AAI permitted race and an officially timed event.
Registration
Registration and Race Number pick up will be available prior to the race at Moylough community centre on Saturday 13th Oct from 7pm-8pm, and on Sunday morning from 10am.
Registration also available on runireland.com.
Prizes
Cash prizes available on the day for 1st, 2nd and 3rd ladies and gents categories.
Contact
For further information please contact: 087-3665692.

Clontarf Half Marathon
2018-11-17 10:00 - 13:30 | Clontarf, Clontarf, Dublin
Welcome to Joe Duffy BMW Clontarf half marathon and 5 mile. This is Ireland’s flattest half marathon and flattest 5 mile. It takes place in the scenic setting of Clontarf Promenade and Bull Island with views of Howth Head and Dublin bay. The race is contained within an off road promenade and Bull Island giving it unique and relaxing appeal.
Both races are open to runners/ joggers and walkers. The flat terrain makes it an ideal race to aim for a PB. The half marathon has pacers to help you achieve your Goal. The 5 mile is all on hard surfaced ground.
Back with a bang after the Sell Out success of July 2018. We have gone with the same formula which attracted 3,000 walkers, joggers and runners to this flat course in July. It certainly has the big race atmosphere! Medals and goodies await you at our unique finish line.
This is an annual SELL OUT race. Don’t leave it too late to enter
MEDALS: We will have a new medal for 2018. Watch this space!!
Run, Jog or Walk (we have a dedicated walking section) but don’t miss out on the Ápres Marathon race of 2018. Annual SELL OUT event. Places are limited. Enter now to avoid disappointment.
Go out, be active, and most of all enjoy!

The Great Ethiopian Run 2018
2018-11-18
With over 40,000 participants from around the world and at 2,500m above sea level, the Great Ethiopian Run is an annual 10-kilometre road running event which takes place in late November in Addis Ababa.
The run through the streets of Addis Ababa is like no other. You can walk, run or jog (and of course sing and dance!), so despite the altitude and heat, it really is an achievable challenge for everyone, and an experience that you’ll never forget.

Leenane 5 Mile Run | Jog | Walk
2018-11-18 14:00 - 17:00 | Leenane Village, Leenane, Leenane Co.Galway
Why not join the local run in aid of the upkeep of Leenane/Maam Red Cross ambulance!
The third Sunday in November, November the 18th, will see the tenth running of the Leenane 5 Mile. The event is open to all, from elite runners to joggers and walkers.
The entry fee is 15 euro for an individual and 25 euro for a family. All monies raised go towards the upkeep of the Leenane/Maam Red Cross Ambulance. Registration is available through runireland.com, via our website and limited registration will also be available on the day. Pick up your race number in the Community Centre, Leenane, from 12noon onwards.
The race starts at 2pm. Every participant receives a medal and there will be refreshments available in the Community Centre directly after the race. Get back early for some of the famous post-race cake!
There will be prizes for the first, second and third male and female. The run starts at the Hotel in Leenane, comes through the village and out the Westport Road, turning right and around the beautiful townland of Glan, then back into Leenane to finish in the village at the main car park. The surroundings are breathtaking as the route closely follows the shoreline of Killary Fjord.
The event is perfect for adventure racers and road runners who want to hold onto the fitness they have earned during the summer, and 5 miles a very achievable distance if you are a first-timer. For more information please call Hazel on 087 7719751 or email Steve on jonsteve2@msn.com
The committee would like to thank the local sponsors – Timfy Designs Killary Cruises, Aasleagh Fishery and Delphi Lodge for their support. Also a massive thank you to all the volunteers on the day.

KTRTC 12ks of Christmas
2018-12-08 10:00 - 17:00
KTRTC will host the Highly popular and sell out 12K’s of Christmas event again this year on the 8th of December at 10am. There will also be a 6k option .There will be ample car parking spaces available. Prizes for 1st ,2nd, 3rd in both male and female categories. The run will be chip timed by professionals.{Pop-up- Races}so it really is an event for serious runners or the contented amateur enthusiast . Hot chocolate and marshmallows will be served after the race. Hopefully there will be a special visit from Santa Claus if he is not too busy. Registration online: 12 K – 12 euro 6k – 10 euro

The Croghan Chase 4k * 8k Race
2018-12-30 12:00 - 15:00
Croghan AC are hosting a very exciting event – The Croghan Chase” 8km & 4km Races
Chip timed by JustRuns Events in Croghan AC, Coolgreany, Co Wexford at 12pm on Sunday 30th December 2018
Also supporting local charity Talk To Tom
This is a superb opportunity to finish off your racing year on an accurately measured course at this AAI licensed event. All finishers will receive a specially designed medal. There will be Trophies and cash prizes up for grabs. Refreshments afterwards in the Coolgreany Inn

Ballinrobe Duathlon
2019-02-09 10:30 - 15:00 | Ballinrobe, Mayo, Ballinrobe, Mayo, Ireland
Ballinrobe Duathlon February 9th
Now in its 10th year this Duathlon has attracted huge numbers the last few years and is perfect as an early season Goal, the flat fast course is suitable to all abilities and many people use it as a benchmark to test their form.
This event is also a round of the Ireland West Duathlon series
With a Start at the top Bridge St, participants have a lovely fast downhill then turning right for a pan flat 5k route around Clongowla before returning to Transition at Abbey st.
The 18k cycle is a triangle shape loop that is flat and if not too windy can be very fast.
The final 3.5k run is a little bit technical as the Bowers walk has to be negotiated before finishing at Abbey St.
Prizes for the top 3 overall and the usual age category prizes, there are always plenty of spot prizes up for grabs so make sure to attend the prize giving.
Marrey bikes Ballinrobe are sponsoring the event, sign on and prize presentation will take place at their premises.

Kinsale 10 mile Road Race 2019
2019-02-24 12:00 | Kinsale, Town Park, Kinsale, Cork, Ireland
Race hosted by Riverstick Kinsale AC, Kinsale Triathlon Club, Kinsale Community School.

The race is set in beautiful Kinsale on a fast course that has been officially measured and is sure to be a venue for PBs with a second 5 mile net downhill and limited elevation throughout.
​We would be delighted if you could join us for the inaugral event and come to enjoy the hospitality that Kinsale has to offer.
​Entries available now. For enquiries about limited elite entries please contact us.

We welcome athletes of ALL ability levels who wish to run the classic 10 mile distance in a beautiful setting.
​Race Start and Finish will be based at Kinsale Community School
​Prizes;
1st 5 Male, 1st 5 Female
1st Age categories in M/F (40, 45, 50, 55, 60, 65, 70)
1st Wheelchair M/F
​Unfortunately we cannot offer any refunds on race entry fee. In addition we cannot facilitate transfer of race entry to another athlete or to the following year. We appreciate your understanding of this.
​Over 18 years old only are permitted to enter the race.​
Race entry is through our partners at the following website www.njuko.net/kinsale-10m
Entry Fee 25 euro (plus 1.25 processing fee).
Race T shirt and post-race refreshments provided for all participants.
Chip-timing is being provided by core timing
This event is an Athletics Ireland event and governed by the licence rules of Athletics Ireland. Each participant is competing at their own risk and the organisers do not accept any responsibility or liability for injury, loss or damage to a person or their property while attending or participating in any aspect of this event.

Oran Gets Active 6KM/10KM
2019-03-02 11:00 - 14:00 | Cuisle, Donamon Castle, Co Roscommon
6KM/10KM Walk/Run been held on 2nd March’ 19 from Donamon Castle, Co. Roscommon commencing @ 12 Noon with registration from 11am in the Cuisle building which is on the grounds of the castle. The race will start from the gates of the beautiful Donamon Castle and the route will bring you around the surrounding countryside. Refreshment available in Cuisle afterwards. Costs €10.00.

Hurley Hoey 10km Run / Walk and 30k & 50k Cycle
2019-03-09 11:00 - 14:00 | Doora, Co. Clare, Gurteen, Doora, Co. Clare
The seventh staging of the Hurley-Hoey will take place on Saturday
March 9th 2019 in Gurteen, Doora, Ennis from 11am with all money
raised going to two local charities namely Clare Crusaders and the
Samaritans Hurley-Hoey Memorial Run/Walk is held in memory of two
well known figures in the Doora-Barefield parish, Ger Hoey and
Eilish Hurley.
The online registration is now open. The link to register is
https://register.primoevents.com/ps/event/HurleyHoey2019
More information can be found at our website www.hurleyhoey10km.com

5 & 10km Galway Colour Fun Run
2019-03-10 13:00 - 14:30 | Lawrencetown Co Galway, Lawrencetown, Ballinasloe, H53 DC80
Lawrencetown Community Development Group in association with East Galway & Midlands Cancer Support , invite you to join our 5/10km Colour Fun Run on March 10th at 1.00pm!
The 5/10 km fun event starting point will be the local community hall starting at 1pm. Organisers plan to have a parade of colour at the starting line with all sorts of colour powder available to purchase at the event meaning your takeoff will look like you have emerged from a rainbow. This is the finale to the Lawrencetown Community Developments 8 week schedule of fitness events that are being held. They are keen to promote the idea that staying fit and healthy should be a fun and an enjoyable experience in everyone`s life and so the programme has a whole host of events to suit all ages.
Organisers are inviting people of all ages, families, individuals, runners, walkers, joggers etc – to come along and participate is this fun event.
(registration from 12.15 in the hall).
Cost of entry is as follows.
5km Colour Walk/Run
Adults €10
Children (under 12s) €5
Family €20

10km
Adults €20
Children (under 12) €5
Family €20
Colour Powder is €5 per bag
All proceeds in aid of East Galway &Midland Cancer Support & LCDG School Parking Development Project.
For more information, contact Irene at 087 7977189.

Cleasathon
2019-04-13 13:30 - 17:00 | Inis Oírr, Inisheer, Aran Islands, Co Galway., Ireland
What are the events:
10k Road Run, 5k Road Run (Walkers welcome)
When:
13 April 2019
Where:
Inis Oírr, Inisheer, Aran Islands, Co Galway.
Start Times:
10K Road Run: 1.30pm. at An Pháirc
5K Road Run: 1.30pm. at An Pháirc
Fees:
10k Run: €30 Special Early Bird Rate (available until 24:00 Hrs on 15th March 2019) – €40 after this
5k Run: €30 Special Early Bird Rate (available until 24:00 Hrs on 15th March 2019) – €40 after this
Online registration closes at 1pm on the 11th April 2019.
T-Shirt guaranteed for online registration on or before 15th March 2019.
Closing Date:
The online booking will close at 1pm Thursday 11th of April 2019.
Facilities:
Toilets and a baggage area will be provided close to start/finish area.
Refreshments will be provided at the race finish in the Halla (Community Hall).
More Information:
E-mail: eolas.gobnait@gretb.ie
or Phone Coláiste Ghobnait on 099-75016 / 0872232520

Lismullen 3K & 10K
2019-04-14 10:00 - 16:30 | Navan, Co Meath, Lismullen NS, Navan, Co Meath, Ireland
Lismullen 3K and 10K is on Sunday April 14th in Navan Co Meath
Chipped run with cash prizes, spot prizes and food reception
AAI approved event. Free snap on reflective arm band for all online entries
https://www.myrunresults.com/events/lismullen_10k__3k_2019/2995/details

Rosslare 10K
2019-04-22 11:00 - 13:00 | Rosslare Strand, Rosslare Strand, Rosslare, Co. Wexford
Yet again Wexford Triathlon Club brings you the Rosslare 10k, now in its 10th year! Come and compete in our annual 10k road race which takes place in Rosslare Strand every year on Easter Monday, which is 22nd April in 2019.
Year after year the feedback from all participants and spectators alike is that the Rosslare 10k is a fantastic event. Whether you’re here to win overall or one of our category prizes, after a 10K PB or just happy to run, jog, walk or crawl the course, all are welcome at the Rosslare 10K.
This race is suitable for all racers, runners, joggers and walkers! We even have pacers to help you get your PB – every 5 minutes from 45 minutes to 70 minutes catered for.
Held in the scenic surroundings of Rosslare Strand, the Rosslare 10K is a two loop race on a fast course. The race is chip timed, fully marshalled with water stations provided and refreshments for all athletes after the race.
The first 250 entrants will receive Quality Technical tshirts, which go down a treat every year as is evidenced by the number of them being worn daily around the county!
There is a generous prize purse for winning athletes.
18s and over only due to insurance restrictions.
Thanks to Kelly’s Resort Hotel and Spa for their very generous support of this event.
Thanks everyone!

Ashbourne St Andrews A.C. 2K, 5K and 10K Road Race
2019-04-28 10:30 - 13:30 | Donaghmore Ashbourne GAA Grounds, Ashbourne, Co Meath, Ireland
We are delighted to announce that our annual Ashbourne St Andrew’s Athletics Club 2K, 5K and 10K Road Race is now open for registration.
The races take place on Sunday 28th April 2019 (10:30 and 11 am starts)
3 Options to suit all ages & fitness levels:
2K for under 12’s (starts 10:30am)
5K for over 12’s (starts 11am)
10K for over 18’s (starts 11am)

Medals for all finishers and spot prizes on the day. Starts at Donaghmore Ashbourne GAA Club. Athletics Ireland licenced event and chip timed. Everybody welcome as the emphasis is on a fun day out in a friendly and safe environment.
There are a few inclines and declines on the course but nothing too severe! The 10K course consists of 2 loops of the 5K course. Parents will be able to run with or watch their children in the 2K race and then be able to participate in the 5K/10K themselves, so long as their children are supervised.
Please register now on: https://register.primoevents.com/ps/event/AshbourneStAndrewsACRoadRace2019?fbclid=IwAR3IOFJBsbUSVlDbXCV3o4B-i-hHWnueNtM5l2QShRB8Ru1wkPNnnXdY9GE
The entry fee is €5 for 2K, €15 for 5K and €18 for 10K + Service Charge.
Registration will also be available on the day.

Wexford Half Marathon & 10k
2019-04-28 10:30 - 14:30 | Wexford Town, Wexford, Wexford Town, Wexford, Ireland
Welcome to the Pettitt’s SuperValu Wexford Half Marathon & 10km. Wexford has proven itself over the years as Ireland’s record breaking course. In 2012 a Guinness world record was broken in retro running! Individually people have consistently got PB’s.
In 2016: Half marathon 68% PB’ed and 10km 70% PB’ed. Wexford has PB potential
Last year 1,900 people enjoyed the scenic and fast course. Half marathon also has pacers catering for 1.30/ 1.45 / 2hrs.
Wexford has proven itself a must do race for quality, friendliness and atmosphere. Parking is easy and the course has plenty of variety starting in the town and taking you around surrounding countryside.
New medal with a subtle bottle opener awaits you at the very atmospheric finish line. Finish on a high note in Wexford
To enter click on link https://www.njuko.net/wexford-half-marathon-2019/select_competition

Irish Runner 5k
2019-05-04 11:00 - 14:00 | Pheonix Park, Dublin, Ireland
This 5K route will take participants through the Phoenix Park Dublin starting on Chesterfield Avenue and finishing on The Furze Road.
This is a chip timed event and all participants will have the option to purchase a technical t-shirt for an additional €5.
The Irish Runner 5K is part of the hugely successful Athletics Ireland Race Series. (www.athleticsireland.ie/raceseries)
What better way to kick start your Sunday morning than running through the Phoenix Park Dublin!!

Naomh Éanna GAA Féile 5km Run or Walk
2019-05-06 11:00 - 13:00 | Gorey, Co. Wexford, Páirc Uí Síocháin, Clonattin, Gorey, Wexford, Y25 P7K7, Ireland
Naomh Éanna GAA club hosts a 5km run/walk on May Bank Holiday Monday.
Fun for all the family. Registration takes place at The Complex, Clonattin, Gorey (Y25K7P7) from 9:30am with a start time of 11am.
Adults €10 Children €5.

The course is relatively flat and will take place on roads adjacent to the club. All registration accepted on the day.

Fun for all the family. Registration takes place at The Complex, Clonattin, Gorey (Y25K7P7) from 9:30am with a start time of 11am. Adults €10 Children €5.

The course is relatively flat and will take place on roads adjacent to the club. All registration accepted on the day.

Bay Run
2019-05-19 10:30 - 17:00 | Glengarriff, Ireland
Registration is now open for the annual Bantry Bay Run Half Marathon and 10km that takes place on 19th May 2019 from Glengarriff to Bantry. Don’t let the scenery stop you…**Please note: Online registration will close Saturday the 18th of May at 2pm
When you enter the Half Marathon & 10Km you will receive:
Race Timing Chip
Race Number
Water stations along the route
Finishers Medal (Medal not guaranteed if failure to register before the 13th May)
Bay Run Technical T Shirt available for an additional €10
Please note you have to be over 18 to enter this event.
