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Races You Can Still Enter this Weekend Ending September 27th


Phil Knox
Phil Knox
Published 1 hours ago on 24 Sept 2026
Races You Can Still Enter this Weekend Ending September 27th

September has one more race weekend to offer, and there are nine events across Ireland still taking entries for Saturday or Sunday.

EcoTrail Wicklow has five distances, from 10K to 80K, while The Village Run in Laois offers everything from a 5K to a three quarter marathon. There are shorter road races in Cork, Galway and Monaghan, a trail race in Tipperary and a charity 5K in Dublin.

All four provinces have an option on the calendar. Here are the races you can still enter this weekend.

Leinster

  • September 26th – EcoTrail Wicklow 10K, 19K, 30K, 46K & 80K – Wicklow
  • September 26th – Tomnafinnoge AC 5K – Wicklow
  • September 27th – The Big Beaumont Hospital Fun Run 5K – Dublin
  • September 27th – The Village Run 5K, 10K, 3/4 Marathon & Half Marathon – Laois

Munster

  • September 26th – Allihies 5 Mile – Cork
  • September 26th – IMRA Glen of Aherlow Trail Half Marathon – Tipperary

Connacht

  • September 26th – Aughagower AC 5K & Half Marathon – Mayo
  • September 27th – Grey Lake 10K – Galway

Ulster

  • September 26th – Monaghan Phoenix Marathon Festival 10K Only – Monaghan

There is plenty of variety for anyone who has left their weekend plans until the last minute. You could head for the Wicklow trails, line up for a local 5K or take on a longer road race before the month is out.

Some online entries close before race day, so check the event link before setting off. Best of luck to everyone racing this weekend.

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