Half Marathon

The Route of the Half Marathon Course

The Half Marathon will start on Monahan Road at 10.15am.

You can enter online here. (Link opens EventMaster.ie for registration)

It is overall, a fast and flat course over 21.1km/13.1 miles.

As with all major city marathons, the challenge for the marathon course committee was to design a route that would maximise the runners’ experience while minimising the disruption to the public. We also wanted to make this truly a city marathon, by bringing the race to as much of the city as is possible.

Cork City Half-Marathon 2024. This is an Athletics Ireland registered event. The course has been measured by John Quigley, AIMS/World Athletics Grade A Measurer. This event is organised and hosted by Davis Events on behalf of Cork City Council, in association with Cork BHAA and Cork Athletics. Further information on https://www.corkcitymarathon.ie/ and http://www.corkathletics.org/

Click on the map to open a high-quality PDF version of the route.

Prize Structure

Half Marathon prize structure 2023:

Prizes will be awarded in the following categories*: €2,400

1st:   €500

2nd:  €250

3rd:   €200

4th:   €150

5th:   €100

€75 for 1st in each age category: €750

35–44

45–54

55–64

65–74

75+

*There must be 3 or more entries to constitute a prize-winning category.

*Prizes are awarded equally to male and female categories.

Keane’s Jewellers Perpetual Cork City Half Marathon Trophies

‌Kindly donated by Keane’s Jewellers, the first across the line in the men’s and women’s half marathon will receive a beautifully crafted silver trophy. The trophies will be engraved with the winners’ names. Unfortunately, the trophies are perpetual, so the winners have to part with their silverware at the end of their reigning year!

Join us on the June bank holiday weekend for a unique run through the streets of Cork city.

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