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Ireland Half Marathon in January 2014?

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  • 29-12-2013 9:08pm
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    Registered Users Posts: 2


    Hello, part time reader of these threads.
    Quick question, is there any half marathons on in Ireland (preferably Munster but not too fussy) to do in January? Plan to do a half a month next year, just for a personal challange, but havent seen any listings for one next month on variously searches/websites.
    If there isn't one then it's not the end of the world, my ahalfamonth2014 shall become almostahalfamonth2014. No biggie.
    Thank you.
    A runner.


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,642 ✭✭✭TRR


    mcmad wrote: »
    Hello, part time reader of these threads.
    Quick question, is there any half marathons on in Ireland (preferably Munster but not too fussy) to do in January? Plan to do a half a month next year, just for a personal challange, but havent seen any listings for one next month on variously searches/websites.
    If there isn't one then it's not the end of the world, my ahalfamonth2014 shall become almostahalfamonth2014. No biggie.
    Thank you.
    A runner.

    Not that I know of. 1 in Feb and a good few in March though. Check out the following website. very useful

    http://www.runningcalendar.eu


  • Registered Users Posts: 2 mcmad


    Thank you for the reply. Yes, that gets regular checks along with http://marathons.ahotu.com/calendar/half-marathon/ireland
    Initial plan was to do a half in different cities around Europe but realised that's way too expensive, so most of them will be in Ireland with the maybe 2 or 3 overseas. Im doing the Barcelona half in Feb and after that there is plenty (or too much) to choose from.


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