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The eighth version of the very popular Carramore 10k race takes place tomorrow May 15 at 6pm, it is also race number one in the Mayo AC C & C Cellular league. A four mile walk takes place over a different course also starting at 6pm. The event organised by local man Christy Heneghan and his committee is in support of the Mayo -Roscommon Hospice. The race takes place over a generally flat course with a little hill on the last stretch. It is expected that many of the leading runners from around the west will be on the starting line, as in previous years, in the south Mayo village situated just off the main Claremorris to Hollymount road. Entries will be taken from 4.30pm in the community centre, dressing rooms and showers are available in the locality, and refreshments will be served after. The entry fee for the race is €10 and there is a cash prize for the top three finishers in the men’s and women’s section, and for places in the other categories. Points will be awarded for the top 25 finishers in the both men’s and women’s events for the road race league.

The Carers Association 6th Mini Marathon was a resounding success this year with more participants than ever before.

Any runners celebrating their performance at an event in recent weeks might like to look away now as Westport Athletic Club this week pays tribute to one of its many fine athletes.

An enjoyable family day out is expected this bank holiday Monday May 3 for the Kilkenny Mini Marathon.

The Mayo AC Road League to kick off in Carramore in May

The Susie Long Hospice Fund (SLHF) is calling on locals to stretch their limbs in a mini-marathon over the coming weeks, irrespective of their athletic ability.

A call is out from local heart charity Croí to women throughout the west of Ireland to get their runners out and take a heart healthy challenge this summer by participating in the women's mini marathon in Castlebar or Dublin.

Mountains reflected perfectly onto lakes as smooth as glass, flocks of sheep running through the finish line and Ultra Marathon course records broken by an English man were the talk of the day at the RonHill Connemara Marathon on Sunday. There were as many stories as there were runners when the 3,200 participants gathered in Peacockes Hotel in Maam Cross for the after run refreshments - many of whom dined alfresco to soak up the 19 degrees of glorious sunshine.

As thousands of women across Ireland get set to take part in the annual Flora Women’s Mini-Marathon on Monday June 7, Shock Absorber is encouraging them to ensure they are wearing the best sports bra for both the event and their training. The new Shock Absorber RUN bra, available in stores now, is their first bra ever designed specifically for running.

A half marathon will take place on Sunday May 16 from 11am commencing at Ballina Rugby Club.