COVID UPDATE – 2021 CONNEMARATHON CANCELLED

All entries will be automatically transferred to 24th April 2022. However, there will also be a virtual option for those of you who want to continue with your training and focus on a target for this April (register by 15th March). You will also be able to transfer your entry to 2023 or 2024.

Emails have been sent to all participants but for more info and FAQs please see www.connemarathon.com/2021-race-cancelled/

HALF MARATHON

The half marathon starts in Leenane and finishes 13.1 miles away in Maam Cross. Expect some great scenery, a great atmosphere at the start area and two tough hills!

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FULL MARATHON

The full marathon starts at Lough Inagh, takes in the half marathon course and finishes in Maam Cross. Expect a stunning start by the lake and a tough second half to your race.

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ULTRA MARATHON

The ultra marathon takes in the full and half marathon courses and starts and finishes at Maam Cross. Expect 39.3 miles of everything Connemara has to offer!

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You will find everything you need to know on this website but here are some FAQs…

Where do I get my number?

If your number was posted to you, just show up at the race buses on race morning. If you are collecting your race number you can do so in Galway or Clifden.

Times & Locations

How do I get to the start?

All participants should get the race buses to the start lines. You do not need to book a seat on the buses, just turn up at any of the pick-up locations and take your seat.

Bus Times

What time does the race start?

We have five different start times. The ultra marathon runners are first off at 9am, with the full at 10:30am (walkers 9:30am) and the half at 12pm (walkers 11am).

Start Times

Where do I get spectator bus tickets?

Spectator buses pick up in Galway, Oughterard and Clifden and go to the finish area at Maam Cross in plenty of time for all race finishes. Bus tickets are available online and must be purchased in advance.

Tickets

Suncream or umbrellas?

The weather in Connemara is very unpredictable. Over the years this race has been run in glorious sunshine and harsh bitterly cold conditions (remember 2016!). So far things look great for this year.

Weather Forecast

Any other questions?

Wondering about pacers, showers, course profiles, t-shirts, medals, after parties, deferrals, accommodation, water stations, switching distance, merchandise… You’ll find all the answers on this website!

FAQs