Cork City Marathon

Cork, Ireland 1 Jun, 2025

Cork City Marathon is a prestigious event held annually in Cork, Ireland. The race features a full marathon, half marathon, and 10K, making it accessible to runners of all levels. The course takes participants through the beautiful and unique streetscapes of Cork city and suburbs, offering a scenic tour of historic sites. As a full member of AIMS, the Cork marathon is World Athletics certified and serves as a Boston Marathon qualifier.

With its well-organized logistics and festive atmosphere, this marathon is a must-do for those seeking a challenging yet enjoyable race experience amidst cultural immersion. The event is known for its community spirit and inclusivity, drawing participants from across Ireland and beyond.

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Generic Marathon Time This represents the time you would expect to run a "generic" marathon in. This is a marathon with around 250 m (800 ft) of elevation gain and a temperature around 10°C (50°F). For best results, use our Race Predictor.

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Cork City Marathon Time

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Statistics

Elevation
Elevation Gain	166 m	545 ft
Elevation Low	3 m	10 ft
Elevation High	30 m	98 ft
Weather
Expected Temperature (Low)	11°C	52°F
Expected Temperature (High)	18°C	64°F
Chance of Rain	22%

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Cork City Marathon is a prestigious event held annually in Cork, Ireland. The race features a full marathon, half marathon, and 10K, making it accessible to runners of all levels. The course takes participants through the beautiful and unique streetscapes of Cork city and suburbs, offering a scenic tour of historic sites. As a full member of AIMS, the Cork marathon is World Athletics certified and serves as a Boston Marathon qualifier.

With its well-organized logistics and festive atmosphere, this marathon is a must-do for those seeking a challenging yet enjoyable race experience amidst cultural immersion. The event is known for its community spirit and inclusivity, drawing participants from across Ireland and beyond.