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Upcoming Road Races in Ireland - November 2022

October 14, 2022

The road race season is starting to wind down ahead of the festive period, and holidays. Even so, there are some great races happening up and down the country. As always, if we have missed a race which should be listed, please email [email protected]

Kilcullen AFC 5k Fun Run 2022

5K November 6th, 2022, Kildare - MORE INFO

Corofin Loops - 2022

10 Mile, 8K November 6th, 2022, Galway - MORE INFO

Run in the Dark

10K, 5K November 9th, 2022, Belfast - Cork - Dublin - MORE INFO

Eyeries 5 Mile 2022

5 Mile November 12th, 2022, Cork - MORE INFO

Polish Independence Run

10K November 13th, 2022, Dublin - MORE INFO

Thomas Kent 10k

10K November 13th, 2022, Cork - MORE INFO

Inner City Runners 5 and 10 Mile

10 Mile, 5 Mile November 13th, 2022, Dublin - MORE INFO

Remembrance Run 5k 2022

5K November 13th, 2022, Dublin - MORE INFO

Leenane 5 Mile Run | Jog | Walk 2022

5 Mile November 20th, 2022, Galway - MORE INFO

Clonakilty Waterfront Marathon XII

Full Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K Novenber 26th, 2022, Cork - MORE INFO

Clontarf Half Marathon

Half Marathon, 5 Mile November 26th, 2022, Dublin - MORE INFO

Clane GAA 10k & 5k Walk/Run 2022

10K, 5K November 26th, 2022, Dublin - MORE INFO

McMahon SuperValu Castleblaney 5K

5K November 27th, 2022, Monaghan - LINK TO FOLLOW
 

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