Sandymount Dublin Night Run

Sandymount Dublin Night Run

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Sean Moore Park, Tuesday 11th March

The Sandymount Night Run 10KM or 5KM returns on March 11th, 2025. This unique Night Run events take place at 7:20pm on Tuesday the 11th and presents a great excuse to get out and clear the head with a midweek run!

Sandymount is an ideal location being walking distance from the center of Dublin. And the course is laid out in long straight flat lines making it ‘racer’ friendly.

There are two distances to suit all levels of fitness. A 5KM single lap or a 10KM double lap. Entries are limited so don’t leave it too late to enter!

This is an annual SELL OUT race.

Tell your friends. There will be a Finisher’s Medal to meet you at the finish line along with that sense of satisfaction. Ideal midweek run for March

Date:
Tuesday 11th March
Time:
7.20pm
Price:
€28.50 - €34.50
Address:
Sean Moore Park, Dublin City, County Dublin, Ireland
Google Map of Sean Moore Park, Dublin City, County Dublin, Ireland

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