Entry fee for Dublin Marathon to increase to €130 in 2027
The42by Michael Scully10d ago
THE ENTRY FEE for next year’s Irish Life Dublin Marathon will increase by €20 to €130, organisers have confirmed.
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The42by Michael Scully10d ago
THE ENTRY FEE for next year’s Irish Life Dublin Marathon will increase by €20 to €130, organisers have confirmed.
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