The inaugural Dublin City Half Marathon was a resounding success, selling out in just two hours. Runners experienced beautiful views through Dublin while competing in the race. Nichola Sheridan won the women's category, achieving her best time amid personal reflections on her running journey linked to her father's passing. In the men’s category, Killian Mooney, soon to celebrate his 30th birthday, won, highlighting a surprising transition from 10km races. This inclusive event offered prize funds across categories including wheelchair athletes, emphasizing a commitment to diverse participation in sports.
The inaugural Dublin City Half Marathon witnessed a remarkable turnout, with runners enjoying views of Croke Park and Dublin Bay as they raced beneath sunny skies.
Nichola Sheridan, the fastest woman, reflected on her journey in running after the loss of her father at 18 and highlighted the support she received from her coach.
Killian Mooney, the men's race winner, expressed his surprise at discovering his talent for the half marathon distance, evolving from a 10km background.
The event showcased a commitment to inclusivity, with prize funds allocated for wheelchair, visually impaired athletes and master categories alongside general race categories.
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