ETHIOPIA’S ALEMU GEMUCHU (2:14:01) triumphed in today’s Dublin Marathon.
Kenya’s Francis Ngare was runner-up (2:14:07), while Ukraine’s Nataliya Lehonkova (2:31:08) was the first woman to finish in this morning’s event.
Asefa Bekele (2:14:20) of Ethiopia was third in the men’s race, while Kenya’s Grace Momanyi (2:32:16) was second in the women’s event, and Tesfanesh Denbi of Ethiopia was third.
In the Irish national championships, Sean Hehir (2:19:47), Gary O’Hanlon (2:25:21) and David Mansfield (2:30:45) were first, second and third respectively, while in the women’s event, Pauline Curley (2:49:29), Jane Ann Healy-Meehan (2:54:48) and Laura Graham completed the top three (2:56:21).
Over 15,000 runners competed in wet and windy conditions earlier today.
25 of the best pics from today's Dublin Marathon
Updated at 17.25
1. A competitor dressed as Mr Blobby
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2. General view of the start of the Dublin Marathon as runners make their way down Fitzwilliam Street Upper
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3. A view of athletes as they pass by the corner of Stephen’s Green and Harcourt Street
4. General view of the start of the Dublin Marathon
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5. A view of athletes as they pass by the corner of Stephen’s Green and Harcourt Street
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6. Runners pictured on Fitzwilliam Street Upper
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7. Competitors after the start of the Dublin Marathon
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8. Competitors during the start of the Dublin Marathon
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9. Competitors pose for a pic
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10. A view of the field
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11. Competitors wave to the camera
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12. A competitor in unusual attire
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13. Gary O’Hanlon, who finished in 12th place, is assisted at the finish line
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14. Sonia O’Sullivan competes in today’s race
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15. The women’s top three of Nataliya Lehonkova, Grace Momanyi and Tesfanesh Denbi on the podium
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16. The men’s top three of Alemu Gemechu, Francis Ngare and Asefa Bekele on the podium
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17. Wheelchair winner Patrick Monahan
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18. A young spectator watches the action
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19. A competitor reacts after crossing the finish line
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20. Sonia O’Sullivan after finishing the Dublin City Marathon
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21. A runner pictured after finishing the Dublin City Marathon
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22. A competitor looks exhausted after finishing the Dublin City Marathon
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23. A competitor on his way to finishing the Dublin City Marathon
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24. Ethiopia’s Alemu Gemechu after winning the 2015 SSE Airtricity Dublin Marathon
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25. Competitors embrace after finishing the Dublin City Marathon
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ETHIOPIA’S ALEMU GEMUCHU (2:14:01) triumphed in today’s Dublin Marathon.
Kenya’s Francis Ngare was runner-up (2:14:07), while Ukraine’s Nataliya Lehonkova (2:31:08) was the first woman to finish in this morning’s event.
Asefa Bekele (2:14:20) of Ethiopia was third in the men’s race, while Kenya’s Grace Momanyi (2:32:16) was second in the women’s event, and Tesfanesh Denbi of Ethiopia was third.
In the Irish national championships, Sean Hehir (2:19:47), Gary O’Hanlon (2:25:21) and David Mansfield (2:30:45) were first, second and third respectively, while in the women’s event, Pauline Curley (2:49:29), Jane Ann Healy-Meehan (2:54:48) and Laura Graham completed the top three (2:56:21).
Over 15,000 runners competed in wet and windy conditions earlier today.
h/t @dublinmarathon
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