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Starts on O'Connell Street, heads out through the north of the city and returns to finish in the city centre, with the full route published closer to race day. Open to runners and walkers, with walkers starting in allocated waves and pacers running steady efforts throughout.
Start on O'Connell Street
Route through the north of the city
City-centre finish
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There is no qualification time required to run.
Yes, the race is open to walkers. Walkers must start in allocated waves and are not allowed to start the event earlier than everyone else.
You will be assigned a wave start based on your previous or estimated time. Runners are allocated to Wave 1 (Orange), Wave 2 (Green) or Wave 3 (Blue).
No, you cannot move up a wave, but you can move down a wave.
No. For safety reasons, only registered runners are permitted within the finish area, which operates as a high-volume medical zone. Family and friends can meet participants just beyond the finish line at designated meeting points.
Dublin, Ireland
Sunday, May 2, 2027
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