Inis Oírr Wild Atlantic Island Run is a 5km & 10km road race that take place yearly on Inis Oírr. The run raises funds for Coláiste Ghobnait, the secondary school on Inis Oírr.

Inis Oírr island is situated off the west coast of Ireland in Galway Bay.

The Great Ennis 10K on 6 April 2025 is a popular 10km road race, starting and finishing at Lee's Road, Ennis.

It’s a fast course around the outskirts of Ennis town, suitable for all abilities, from fun runners to PB chasers. There is also a 5km option.

Both races are chip timed.

This event is organised by the Ennis Track AC.

The Windmill Run in Garristown, Co. Dublin on 6 April 2025 is a very popular 5km and 10km event, now in its 13th year.

The run will be chipped timed for all entrants. This event also hosts the 2025 Dublin Men’s and Women’s 10K Championships.

This event is hosted by the Garristown Flyers AC in conjunction with Garristown Community Council.

The Thomas Pender Memorial Run on 6 April 2025 includes a 5km and 10km race or walk in beautiful County Wicklow.

The course is a scenic road-based route starting and finishing at Coral Leisure Centre in Arklow.

This event is in aid of Irish Lung Fibrosis Association. ILFA is so important to those suffering from Pulmonary Fibrosis, and they are instrumental in providing resources and support to PF sufferers and their families.

This the first event in the 2025 Gaelforce 10K Trilogy is a spectacular route through the historic Belmont Demesne. There are excellent running trails with fantastic views over the Irish Sea and Wicklow Mountains and great facilities for spectators and competitors alike. It’s a great day out for everyone!

With more varied terrain and some inclines, this is a great start to the Trilogy!

The Great Ireland Run is an annual 10-kilometre road running competition which is held in Phoenix Park, Dublin, Ireland in mid-April. It is part of the Great Run series of athletics competitions. It is sponsored by SPAR and features both an elite race and a popular race. 

The Pettitt's Wexford Half Marathon & 10KM will take place the 13th of April, 2025. We welcome runners, joggers and walkers to the event, with Wexford has proven itself a must do race for quality, friendliness and atmosphere. Parking is easy and the course has plenty of variety.

Starting on the Quays of Wexford Town, runners and walkers will then travel out to the country side and enjoy a sheltered route that brings them back towards the finish line at the historic 'Faythe' in Wexford Town. It is a scenic run across different landscapes and is a friendly track for all level of runners.

This event is a sell out each year, so get in early to avoid dissappointment.

Join us in 2025 for the highly anticipated Kilmovee 10K & 5K Road Races, an event that has become a staple in Ireland’s running calendar. Established in 2010, the Kilmovee races attract runners of all levels, from seasoned athletes to families looking for a fun, active day out. Set in the picturesque village of Kilmovee, Co. Mayo, this event blends a welcoming community atmosphere with a competitive edge, offering participants a chance to enjoy both fitness and the beauty of rural Ireland.

The Run Ballybunion Half Marathon, 10km and 5km Road Races are blessed with a unique course route that winds through the north Kerry vistas along the Wild Atlantic Way, competing in RunBallybunion is an experience you will never forget. While challenging hills are interspersed along the route, the scenic views atop each and every one of them are enough to motivate each climb.

Run Ballybunion simultaneously caters to the most competitive of racers and the most casual of walkers, motivating every competitor to achieve their personal best.

This 4 Mile Road Race will start at the Moynalty Threshing Museum. The race is a 4-mile loop, anti-clockwise along the quiet scenic country roads that surround Moynalty before returning to the Threshing Field for the finish.  Parking will be available on site.  Refreshments provided post race.

The Royal Canal Run Longford race on 26 April 2025 includes a 53km Ultra Marathon, Marathon, Half Marathon and 10km distance.

The course is a 5.2km loop of the Royal Canal Longford. It is a flat fast route on a mix of tarmac and tightly packed gravel.

Longford is ideally located in the Midlands with easy access from all over the country.

Take part in the 13th Duleek Cystic Fibrosis 10k Remembrance Run/Walk. Complete a 10km distance in person or from wherever you are in the world. The event is to remember and celebrate the lives of cousins Cathy O'Brien and Kelley Noone and all friends and families touched by Cystic Fibrosis (CF). The aim of the event is to increase public awareness about CF and to raise funds for Cystic Fibrosis Ireland.

A must do event for ultra running enthusiasts, this is 39.3 miles of pure unspoiled beauty and enduring terrain. We introduced the Ultra Marathon in 2004 which has proved an enormous success and has attracted a loyal following of long distance runners from across the world.

The profile for the ultra course can be found here. The new route (introduced for the 2023 race) takes out a 10 mile section on the N59 road, which is replaced by an out and back section to Rosroe Pier with the most breathtaking scenery along the way. There is also a new very challenging hilly section, but what goes up must come down!

The Moy Park Belfast City Marathon is one of the leading marathons in the UK and Ireland and is an AIMS certified race. The race will start at Stormont at 9am and finish in Ormeau Park on Sunday 4th May 2025. The Belfast event is renowned for the incredible local support and crowds to cheer you on throughout your 26.2 miles! 

Cork City Marathon is a huge event across the sporting, social and economic life of Cork City and we are thrilled to welcome our runners, joggers, walkers, and supporters back to the city’s streets.

We Are Cork.

Dublin Pride Run isn’t just your ordinary 5K race.

It’s a celebration of movement, energy and physical activity. We champion inclusivity, identity, self-expression and queerness in an open, friendly, safe space to be yourself and connect with others in the LGBTQ+ community, friends, family and loved ones.

Whether you're back to beat your personal best, or you’re looking to walk, jog or run your first 5K, join the Dublin Front Runners in Dublin’s iconic Phoenix Park as we celebrate at the Dublin Pride Run 2025, all while raising much-needed funds for LGBTQ+ charities.

Half Marathon & 10K race on Ireland's most beautiful (and some say most challenging) course.

The 2025 race will take place on Thursday, July 10th, starting at 7:45pm. The distance is 5k, run over a flat, fast loop in Dublin's Docklands area. Organised by the runners from Crusaders Athletic Club, the Docklands 5k race is held with the help of the generous sponsorship, provided by many companies located in the Docklands and surrounding areas.

The Docklands 5k is a non-profit event. All proceeds will be used to improve the facilities of Crusaders AC and to promote sport, health and wellbeing in the community.

The 2025 Galway Clinic Streets of Galway 8km, organised by local club Galway City Harriers, takes place this year on Sat 9th August at 7pm.

An early fee of €28 will apply, plus AI levy and processing fee, and includes a superb race tee shirt, number and chip timing and an opportunity to race the Streets of Irelands friendliest city.

This year we are once again delighted to have the Blackrock Health Galway Clinic as the Streets of Galway 8k race sponsor. The Galway Clinic is a Galway institution and is a major health provider and employer for the city and county. The Clinic aims to improve the health and quality of life of the individuals and communities its serves, and to promote health and wellbeing across society.

The Frank Duffy 10 Mile at Phoenix Park on 16 August 2025 is the second event in the Irish Life Dublin Race Series 2025.

You will be presented with a race t-shirt and goodie bag at the end of the race.

Pacers will be in the start area with a target finish time of 70 mins, 80 mins, 90 mins and 100 mins.

Both the half marathon and full marathons start together from the scenic Marina in Dingle Town with all participants heading off together in the direction of Ventry and onto Slea Head. The scenery is truly breathtaking with magnificent views of the Blasket Islands.

On leaving Dingle, participants pass over Milltown Bridge, past the woodlands at Burnham to the seaside village of Ventry where they get panoramic views of the long, curved strand of the stunning blue flag beach. On leaving Ventry the course continues westward, past Dunbeg Fort, and continuing with a sheer cliff on one side and the Atlantic Ocean on the other…