‘Setting big dreams’: Where Ava Crean, Ireland’s newest marathon sensation, might go next
The success of the Limerick runner in the Dublin marathon drew attention to Back 2 Boston, the singular running club created by John Kinsella
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‘This election was a remarkably positive outcome for democracy’
‘I had 42km to think about it’: Dublin Marathon finish line sees marriage proposal
Berta Quiñonero proposed to her partner as 18,000 runners achieved their own goals
Dublin Marathon: Limerick’s Ava Crean (19) is youngest winner of women’s national title
David McGlynn took men’s national title, with American Daniel Mesfin the overall winner, and Ethiopian Eebbissee Addunya the first woman home
Ian O’Riordan: Fearghal Curtin reminds us there’s no right or wrong way to run a marathon
Ireland’s newest record holder doesn’t stick to many of the conventional rules of marathon running
Seán Ó Riain: ‘We want to say the Dublin Marathon owns the city on the October bank holiday’
For the race’s chief executive, finding the right balance between making it bigger and retaining its quality is paramount
Sonia O’Sullivan: Dublin still needs bigger carrot to attract top marathon runners
Organisers need to improve meagre prize pot to encourage and reward Irish participants
Hiko Tonosa a late addition to men’s elite field for Dublin Marathon
The reigning national marathon champion will defend his title on Sunday
Limerick teenager Ava Crean primed for new possibilities in the Dublin Marathon
At 19, Crean has already completed marathons in Manchester and Limerick
Running the Dublin Marathon? The right sports bra could make a mile of a difference
Women athletes wearing ill-fitting bras tire faster and may be at greater leg injury risk, research shows
Dublin Marathon 2025: Start times, route map, and race number rules
Sunday will be the 44th running of the Dublin Marathon
‘The marathon is a beast, you have to love it’: Ann-Marie McGlynn eyes up third national title in Dublin
The 45-year-old mother of two believes she is running better than ever
Dublin Marathon organisers scrap priority entry to help increase first-time runners
New moves aim to increase number of women participating and reduce number of race no-shows
Here it was again, the phantom Yeats quote in an Irish pub in Perpignan
This same legend turned up on the Dublin City Marathon medal two years ago
Hiko Tonosa on regaining his Irish marathon record: ‘I know I can run faster again’
Ethiopian-Irish runner targeting World Championships in Tokyo in September
Rachael Blackmore: A trailblazing career from a ferociously determined jockey
New rules bringing back excitement in football, Ulster and Connacht on a worrying slide
Nichola Sheridan aiming for bigger and better things in the Dublin Marathon
‘If it were up to me, I would run a marathon every month, I really enjoy it’
Dublin Marathon contributes €63m to local economy, report finds
Dublin ranks 19th among top 50 marathons globally, with Chicago topping list in terms of economic contribution, according to new research
Dublin City Half Marathon organisers consider lottery-based entry system for next year
After huge demand for inaugural event organisers looking to go ‘bigger and better’ in 2026
Half-marathon also-rans get to share the roads with the buses
‘Wow is all I can say,’ says Fiona, as Ireland annihilate Italy
The unknowns around Sunday’s inaugural running of the Dublin City Half Marathon
Mostly flat course and road closures should be conducive to fast times this Sunday
Hannah Leonard defies expectations after horrific Sicily incident: Doctors kept saying ‘it is very, very bad’
Kevin Leonard, Hannah’s father, says family have received messages from parents saying ‘you have made me rethink my approach to my own kids’
‘Not in our wildest dreams’: Half Marathon organisers blown away by demand
Organisers acknowledge technical issues that hindered some users in securing a place
Dublin City Half Marathon: 12,500 entries sell out in under two hours
Entries went on sale just after midday on Wednesday
Why is Ireland’s fastest marathon not the Irish marathon record?
Hiko Tonosa ran 2:09:42 to finish third in Sunday’s Dublin Marathon, but John Treacy’s 2:09:15 from Boston deserves closer scrutiny
Council investigates general election candidate’s 15 posters along Dublin Marathon route
Fine Gael Senator Mary Seery Kearney has ‘huge respect’ for runners and wanted to wish them well
‘We created a bubble for him to run’: Four gardaí ran marathon beside Colin Farrell
The veteran runners volunteered to flank the Hollywood actor as an extra layer of security
Dublin Marathon organisers satisfied with improved entry uptake for Sunday’s event
Just over 18,000 of the 22,500 entries made it through the start line on Leeson Street
Dublin Marathon: Hiko Tonosa runs fastest marathon by an Irishman to finish third
Ann-Marie McGlynn of Letterkenny AC defended her national in 2.34.05
Proud day for Hiko Tonasa as he sets new Irish marathon record
Twenty-nine-year-old running for Dundrum South Dublin couldn’t contain his justified elation following a massive effort
Colin Farrell among participants as 22,000 run in Dublin Marathon
Farrell (48) crossed the finish line in just over four hours, pushing his friend Emma Fogarty (40), who suffers from a rare skin condition
Dublin Marathon road closures today as 22,000 runners hit the streets
Early morning start to race on Leeson Street Lower with 22,000 participants set to compete
Ann-Marie McGlynn interview: ‘I probably didn’t know what depression was before that ... and I remembered then why I loved running’
Having won her first national underage title at age 13, at 43 the Offaly native claimed the national title by finishing fifth-best woman in the Dublin Marathon
Remembering Jerry Kiernan’s enduring influence on the Dublin Marathon
A trip to Marlay Park this week brought back memories of the man who won the race twice, including at his first attempt in 1982
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