TODAY’S DUBLIN MARATHON might be the 31st – but it’s the first time that the Houses of the Oireachtas have supplied a team taking part. Lucinda Creighton, Mary Upton, Barry Andrews, James Reilly, Nicky McFadden, Brian O’Domhnaill, Fidelma Healy Eames, Frank Feighan and Damien English are all running in today’s race – we’ll report finishing times later.
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The YouTube Top 10: Knock off that fog, here comes Linsanity
Vick Ballard’s amazing touchdown, the Saints sing for the FAI Cup and a face punch straight out of the gates of hell.
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Marathon organisers run out of medals after suppliers’ fault
Dublin Marathon organisers will post medals to athletes who completed the race but didn’t get a medal at the end.
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Anyone for muscle cramp?
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The Kenyan was narrowly outside his own record, as was his compatriot Magdalene Mukunzi who won the women’s race.
Share10 Tweet8Dublin City Marathon gets under way in the capital
Over 14,000 people are competing in the event today with road closures and traffic restrictions in place.
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Ava Hutchinson is London-bound
The Dublin-based runner booked her place in the Irish Olympic team with a confident performance at the Houston Marathon.
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What we learned this weekend
How to incorporate parked cars into your goal celebration – and other sporting lessons after a long weekend.
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Participation – and speed – records broken at Dublin Marathon
In a field with record numbers, the course records in both the men’s and women’s Dublin Marathon are broken.
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How 13,000 Dublin Marathon runners can avoid ‘The Wall’
An American engineer discovers how marathon runners – including the 13,000 in Dublin tomorrow – can avoid burnout.
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View more pollsPoll: France has legalised gay marriage, would you welcome it in Ireland today?
FRANCE HAS BECOME the 14th country to legalise same-sex marriage after President Francois Hollande signed the measure into law today following months of bitter political debate.
In Ireland last month, 79 per cent of delegates at the Constitutional Convention voted in favour of same-sex marriage but the Government will hold off on a referendum until next year despite the overwhelming support.
It comes two years after the legalisation of Civil Partnership.
Is another year too long for a referendum on gay marriage? Or, are you opposed to the idea entirely?
So today, we want to know what do you think. Would you welcome the legalisation of same-sex marriage in Ireland today, similar to France?
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