Kenyan runner first across the line in Dublin Marathon as Colin Farrell and asylum seeker group among 22,000 competitors

Moses Kemei’s victory in the Irish Life Dublin Marathon marked a personal best of 2:08.47 amid a diverse field of over 22,000 competitors, showcasing the event's inclusive spirit.

Graham Clifford, founder of Sanctuary Runners, emphasized the marathon's significance as 'a celebration of people from all over the world,' highlighting the challenges faced by asylum seekers.

Sean Frame secured victory in the wheelchair category at the Dublin Marathon with an impressive time of 1:45.14, demonstrating the spirit of competition in all forms.

Asmirach Nega set a new course record for the women's race at 2:24.13, while Ann-Marie McGlynn was the top Irish woman finisher at 2:34.05.

Read at Irish Independent