![resultats[18]](/getfile.php/5511784.1046.7aitkulnzbtuap/resultats%5B18%5D.jpg)
Results & live — Dublin Marathon 2026
Sunday 25 October 2026: Stephen's Green, the Liffey, Phoenix Park and the run-in to the Pepper Canister Church.
Live results and rankings on TDL Event Services.
Results & Live → 🌐 Official website →The Irish Life Dublin Marathon takes over the Irish capital on Sunday 25 October 2026, the October bank holiday weekend.
Runners set off in four waves from Leeson Street, after the wheelchair race at 8:40. The route crosses the Liffey, loops through Phoenix Park and returns via the southside suburbs.
More races on Sports Infos: all results pages, our athletics section and the Lille Marathon results page.
Dublin Marathon 2026 results
Dublin Marathon results are published live on TDL Event Services, with rankings by category.
2026 programme: wave start times
Race info
Start times by wave on Sunday 25 October. Check your wave on your race number.
| Wave | Start | Place |
|---|---|---|
| Wheelchair | 8:40 | Leeson Street |
| Wave 1 | 8:45 | Leeson Street |
| Wave 2 | 9:05 | Leeson Street |
| Wave 3 | 9:25 | Leeson Street |
| Wave 4 | 9:45 | Leeson Street |
Course: Phoenix Park and the southside
From Leeson Street, the route passes Stephen's Green, crosses the Liffey at O'Donovan Rossa Bridge and heads through the northside into Phoenix Park.
It passes Kilmainham Gaol, tours the southside suburbs and tackles the Irish Heartbreak Hill around 35 km, before a downhill run towards the Pepper Canister Church.
Dublin Marathon 2026 key facts
| Item | Value | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Marathon 26.2 MI | Sun 25 Oct | Irish Life Dublin Marathon |
| First start 8:40 | Wheelchair race | Leeson Street |
| Waves 4 | 8:45 to 9:45 | Every 20 minutes |
| Key climb ~35 KM | Irish Heartbreak Hill | Then downhill |
Dublin Marathon 2026: FAQ
When is the Dublin Marathon 2026?
Sunday 25 October 2026.
Where can I follow the results live?
Live tracking and results are on TDL Event Services, via the link on this page. All our results pages are also in the Les résultats section of Sports Infos.
What are the start times?
Wheelchair race 8:40, then Wave 1 at 8:45, Wave 2 at 9:05, Wave 3 at 9:25 and Wave 4 at 9:45.
Where does the race start?
On Leeson Street in Dublin city centre.
Where is the hardest part of the course?
The Irish Heartbreak Hill, at around 35 km, followed by a downhill stretch towards the Pepper Canister Church.