Marathon

Dingle Marathon

Dingle Marathon follows the Wild Atlantic coast around the peninsula, pairing Slea Head and Blasket Island views with hills, wind, and quiet roads.

Race dateSaturday, September 4, 2027
RegistrationWaitlist open
Distance categoryMarathon
LocationDingle, Ireland
Get alertsRace record updated October 18, 2026

Quick facts

  • Slea Head scenery anchors the peninsula route.
  • Rolling coastal roads are exposed to Atlantic wind.
  • Small-town support contrasts with long quiet stretches.
  • Entry commonly sells out well before race day.

Is there a waitlist for the 2027 Dingle Marathon?

Direct entry for the 2027 Dingle Marathon is unavailable, but the official waitlist is open.

About the Dingle Marathon

This small-town destination race is known for expansive coastal scenery and enthusiastic local support. Its remote Kerry setting rewards runners who plan transport and lodging early.

Course

Leaving Dingle, runners wind around Slea Head toward the peninsula's western edge. Rolling climbs, exposed bends, and long ocean views define the challenge.

Race-day weather

September on Ireland's west coast can bring sun, rain, cool air, and strong wind in quick succession. Waterproof layers and flexible pace goals are sensible.

Past Dingle Marathon dates and results

YearDateStatusResults
2027Saturday, September 4, 2027Upcoming—
2026Saturday, September 5, 2026Results availableOpen results
2025—Results availableOpen results

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Dingle Marathon FAQ

When is the Dingle Marathon?

The 2027 Dingle Marathon is on Saturday, September 4, 2027.

Is there a waitlist for the 2027 Dingle Marathon?

Direct entry for the 2027 Dingle Marathon is unavailable, but the official waitlist is open. View the official registration details at eventmaster.ie.

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