Venue: Dingle Peninsula, Co. Kerry, Ireland.
Date: 3 September 2011
Distance: 26.2 miles (Full Marathon)
13.1 miles (Half Marathon)
50 miles (Ultra Marathon)
This unique run - with the options of an Ultra, Full and Half Marathon, travels around the spectacular Dingle Peninsula, County Kerry in Ireland's South-West; Europe's most westerly point. During this marathon you will pass some of the world’s most beautiful scenery, idyllic villages and historical sites.
The Half Marathon heads off in the direction of Ventry to Slea head and finishes near Dunquin. It is a challenging half marathon with a lot of hills and twists and turns. The scenery is truly breath taking with magnificent views of the Blasket islands. The finish in Dunquin is provided with refreshments and a bus service is laid on to take you back to Dingle for the celebrations.
The Full Marathon has all the half has to offer but much more. After continuing on from Dunquin, the spectacular scenery continues to keep the spirit alive. Once you are through the beautiful village of Ballyferiter, your journey continues on with some very special views of Murreagh. An extremely tough part of the course lies ahead, with a number of gruelling up hills. Once you have conquered this section, you will be at a point where you can see over the entire landscape, the finish line is in the distance with a long straight home. The full marathon is a tough run, it has a lot of challenging sections. It is however a hugely rewarding achievement.
The Ultra Marathon will take place on the same day as the Half and the Full ones. The total distance is 50 miles, making this race one of the most unique and challenging running events in the world.
Sign up now and be a part of this very special event.
For more information about the event please visit the Dingle Marathon website.
A huge Thank you from the ORM team for all your help and assistance
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