Course & Elevation

The Dublin Marathon features a scenic loop course starting and finishing in the city center near the Docklands area. Runners pass iconic landmarks including the Ha'penny Bridge, Phoenix Park, the Guinness Storehouse, and along the River Liffey. The course is predominantly flat with minimal elevation change, making it accessible for runners of all abilities.

Surface: road Profile: Flat

🌤️ Weather

Temperature 12°C

Humidity 75%

Rain Chance 65%

Typical Dublin autumn weather with cool temperatures and a high probability of rain. Runners should expect mild conditions with occasional wind, requiring weather-appropriate layering and waterproof gear.

🏆 Course Record

02:05:39

Khalid Khannouchi (2001)

Registration

Registration Opens February

Registration Closes September

Entry Cost €105-€125

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🎯 Fun Facts

▸ The Dublin Marathon is one of Europe's most popular marathons, established in 1980 and attracts over 17,000 finishers annually.
▸ Nearly half of participants come from outside Ireland, making it a truly international event with runners from over 140 countries.
▸ The race passes through Phoenix Park, one of Europe's largest urban parks, providing runners with a peaceful green interlude during the urban course.
▸ The finish line celebration features live Irish music and traditional food, with the Guinness Storehouse prominently featured along the route.

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