Course & Elevation

The Dublin Half Marathon features a scenic loop course through the heart of Ireland's capital, starting and finishing at the Spire of Dublin on O'Connell Street. The route passes iconic landmarks including the Four Courts, Temple Bar, Christ Church Cathedral, and the Guinness Storehouse, showcasing Dublin's rich Georgian architecture and vibrant riverside paths. The course is relatively flat with minimal elevation gain, making it ideal for a fast time.

Surface: road Profile: Flat

🌤️ Weather

Temperature 15°C

Humidity 75%

Rain Chance 45%

Early autumn weather in Dublin tends to be mild and cool with occasional rain. Runners should expect variable conditions typical of Irish September, with temperatures in the mid-teens and a moderate chance of showers.

🏆 Course Record

01:05:19

Stephen Scullion (2019)

Registration

Registration Opens May

Registration Closes September

Entry Cost €45-€65

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🎯 Fun Facts

▸ The race starts and finishes at the iconic Spire of Dublin, one of Europe's tallest monuments at 121.2 meters
▸ Dublin Half Marathon is one of Europe's fastest half-marathon courses, with its predominantly flat loop through the city center
▸ The event attracts over 58% female participation, significantly higher than many other major half-marathons
▸ Runners pass through the historic Temple Bar district and along the scenic Liffey Quays, experiencing Dublin's medieval and Georgian heritage

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