Marathon
Dublin
Includes
- Minimum of 3 nights at the hotel
- Breakfast
Excluding
- Guaranteed and bookable race bib for each participant
- Tour leader
- Tourist tax
Travel time
Info
From
This is the base price per person, based on accommodation in a double room
This is the base price per person, based on accommodation in a double room
€ 630,00
Date
Sunday, Oct. 25, 2026
Start time
08:45 a.m.
Start location
25 Fitzwilliam Pl, Dublin, Ireland
Finish location
1 Merrion Square E, Dublin, Ireland
Expo location
The National Show Centre, Stockhole Lane, Cloghran, Dublin, K67 VF43, Ireland
Expo info
Opening hours:
Friday 23 October 12.00 - 19.00
Saturday 24 October 09.00 - 18.00
Pacours info
The course runs through Dublin's center street
Time limit
07:00:00
Weather
On average, the temperature ranges between 12 and 14 degrees.
Reminder
Medal + marathon jacket
T-shirt
Included
- The race
- Accommodation
- Itinerary
Intro
The Irish Life Dublin Marathon is one of the most popular marathons in Europe and is often completely sold out within a short period of time. This Irish classic combines a challenging but fair course with the warm, exuberant atmosphere Dublin is known for.
The start and finish are near the city center, with many green passages along the way including the sprawling Phoenix Park - one of the largest city parks in Europe. The course winds further past historic squares, distinctive neighborhoods and atmospheric streets filled with music and cheers.
The marathon takes place in October, when temperatures averaging 8-14°C are usually ideal for running. Thanks to its unique combination of Irish hospitality, a varied course and a fantastic final atmosphere, Dublin has long been a fixture on the international running calendar.
The start and finish are near the city center, with many green passages along the way including the sprawling Phoenix Park - one of the largest city parks in Europe. The course winds further past historic squares, distinctive neighborhoods and atmospheric streets filled with music and cheers.
The marathon takes place in October, when temperatures averaging 8-14°C are usually ideal for running. Thanks to its unique combination of Irish hospitality, a varied course and a fantastic final atmosphere, Dublin has long been a fixture on the international running calendar.
