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Tralee Marathon
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The Tralee Marathon will take place on the 20th April 2019, it will be a stand alone 26.2 Mile event. The route will be the original 2013 route (Tralee, Ardfert, Fenit, Spa, Tralee). The Race Director will be Jim McNeice.
This is the route for the 2019 Tralee Marathon. The Marathon will start at 9am on the 20th April. It will start outside the Aqua Dome, heading to Ardfert, Barrow, and then onto Fenit, after which the route heads back to Tralee via the Spa, the Kerries, and Blennerville. With the finish line on the Neil Armstrong Way.
The finish line of the Tralee Marathon is on the Neil Armstrong Way. In 1997 Neil Armstrong made a speech in this area of Tralee, and as 2019 is the 50th Anniversary of the Moon Landing every finisher of 2019 Tralee Marathon will receive a bespoke designed Moon Landing medal. The 2019 Tralee Marathon will be limited to only 150 runners, so sign up quick to get this once in a life time running momento of the 1969 Moon Landing.
Picture of the Neill Armstrong Way in Tralee.
