8 h. ago Dublin Marathon contributes €63m to local economy, report finds

Dublin Marathon contributes €63m to local economy, report finds  The Irish Times

Economics

9 d. ago UG wins bid to host two major international events worth almost €5m to local economy

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM University of Galway has won its bids to secure two major international events over the next two years. Combined, they’ll be worth almost €5m to the local economy and will bring thousands of visitors. The first of the two major events will happen next year – and […] The post UG wins bid to host two major international events worth almost €5m to local economy appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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3 w. ago Local TD says Trump tariffs show "urgent need" to diversify Irish economy

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Donald Trump’s tariffs show there’s a clear and urgent need to diversify the Irish economy. That’s according to Galway West TD Catherine Connolly, who’s spoken on the matter in the Dáil. She referenced a recent ESRI report which described the potential impact on jobs and exports. Deputy […] The post Local TD says Trump tariffs show "urgent need" to diversify Irish economy appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Politics

3 w. ago More than 60 residents from East Wall Integration Centre volunteer at Dublin City Half Marathon

More than 60 residents from East Wall Integration Centre volunteer at Dublin City Half Marathon  The Irish Independent

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3 w. ago Dubliner Killian Mooney crowned champion of the inaugural Dublin City Half Marathon

Dubliner Killian Mooney crowned champion of the inaugural Dublin City Half Marathon  Dublin People

Events

3 w. ago Bohermeen's Nichola Sheridan makes history by winning inaugural Dublin City Half Marathon

Bohermeen's Nichola Sheridan makes history by winning inaugural Dublin City Half Marathon  Meath Chronicle

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3 w. ago The Runners Of The First Ever Dublin City Half Marathon Had Some Challenging Winds Along The Way

The Runners Of The First Ever Dublin City Half Marathon Had Some Challenging Winds Along The Way  Kfm Radio

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3 w. ago Kellie Harrington cheers on her wife Mandy as she completes Dublin City Half Marathon

Kellie Harrington cheers on her wife Mandy as she completes Dublin City Half Marathon  EVOKE

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3 w. ago Killian Mooney and Nichola Sheridan make history at inaugural Dublin City Half Marathon

Killian Mooney and Nichola Sheridan make history at inaugural Dublin City Half Marathon  Irish Independent

Events

3 w. ago In pictures: 12,000 runners take to street for first Dublin City Half Marathon

In pictures: 12,000 runners take to street for first Dublin City Half Marathon  Dublin Live

Politics

3 w. ago Thousands take part in Dublin City Half Marathon as first champions crowned

Almost 12,000 runners took part in the 21km race.

Politics

3 w. ago ‘I was at my sister’s hen last night, and I’m celebrating my biggest win today’ – Dublin City Half Marathon female winner

‘I was at my sister’s hen last night, and I’m celebrating my biggest win today’ – Dublin City Half Marathon female winner  Irish Independent

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3 w. ago Dublin City Half Marathon route, time, public transport, viewing spots, and all you need to know

Dublin City Half Marathon route, time, public transport, viewing spots, and all you need to know  Dublin Live

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3 w. ago Dublin City Half Marathon: Full list of road closures and all the key information ahead of Sunday's race

Dublin City Half Marathon: Full list of road closures and all the key information ahead of Sunday's race  Irish Mirror

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4 w. ago The unknowns around the inaugural running of the Dublin City Half Marathon

Mostly flat course and road closures should be conducive to fast times this Sunday

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4 w. ago The unknowns around Sunday’s inaugural running of the Dublin City Half Marathon

Mostly flat course and road closures should be conducive to fast times this Sunday

Politics

4 w. ago Diversions in place this weekend as 12,000 people to run the Dublin Half Marathon

Although the event and diversions are on the north side of the Liffey, the knock-on effect may see delays affecting other routes too.

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