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DTSTART;TZID=UTC+1:20171115T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC+1:20171115T200000
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SUMMARY:Run in the Dark Cork
DESCRIPTION:10k and 5k Cork Run in the Dark – 15th November 2017 9pm \nJoin The Mark Pollock Trust and thousands of fellow runners in Cork on 15th  November and support our ongoing research to find a cure for spinal cord injury. Take part in this unique multi location event and run in the dark for 5k or 10k. If your trainers are a little dusty you can even walk the route. Everyone who takes part on the night will be playing a big part in finding a cure for spinal cord injury.  The  2017 Cork event will leave from Patrick St at 9.00pm on the 15th  November. This is to accommodate the Mercy hospital and traffic in the surrounding area. \nBAG DROP\nA Bag Drop facility will be available at the Clarion Hotel\, Lapps Quay. Please bear in mind that if you deposit any baggage in this area it is entirely at your own risk. Do not leave any valuables in this area. No bags will be accepted after 8.45pm. Please put your detachable baggage label (from the bottom of your run number) on your bag before leaving it in. The Bag Drop facility is only for the storage of bags\, unfortunately this is not a changing facility. An Information Desk will be located at the Bag Drop if you have any queries. \nSTART TIME\nPlease note that the start time is 9.00pm and it is imperative that the event starts at this time. Please ensure you are at the start line for 8.45pm. The start line is located on Patrick Street. \nTOILETS AND FIRST AID\nThere will be toilets available for use in the Clarion Hotel and a limited number close to the Start Area. \nGOODY BAG\nYou will receive a goody bag on completion of the run. \nWATER\nNo water will be provided on the route due to safety concerns of low visibility. Please bring water with you if you require it on route. Water will be provided at the end. \nUSE OF IPODS/EARPHONES\nThe organisers strongly advise against the use of ipods\, earphones or any similar device while participating in the Run in the Dark\, as it may restrict your hearing of important instructions and communication with other participants. \n
URL:http://www.activiti.ie/event/run-dark-cork/
CATEGORIES:10k,5k,Running
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC+1:20171117T233000
DTEND;TZID=UTC+1:20171117T233000
DTSTAMP:20171104T181134
CREATED:20171009T113401Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20171101T193449Z
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SUMMARY:SPAR Fitlive Run Series - Cork Runway Run - 5km
DESCRIPTION:Join Karl Henry and Derval O’Rourke in Cork Airport at midnight on November 17th. \nThe SPAR Fitlive Run Series brought to you by Irish Independent returns in 2017 to Cork Airport. Our partners at Cork Airport have closed down operations for one evening. This unique 5k run gives runners the opportunity to take on the flat\, fast Cork Airport runway at night. \nYou’ll never have a running experience like this again. \nEveryone needs a goal to run towards. Let this be your goal for 2017. \nNOTE: This event takes part on Friday evening and will go into Saturday morning until approx 2 am. The run is scheduled to commence at 12 am \nAll runners will receive the following: \n\nGoodie bag\nT-shirt\nMedal\nRefreshments\nRace chip timing\nCrossing line video\n\nTo Enter\, click here \n
URL:http://www.activiti.ie/event/spar-fitlive-run-series-cork-runway-run-5km/
CATEGORIES:5k,Running
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC+1:20171122T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC+1:20171122T200000
DTSTAMP:20171104T181134
CREATED:20171009T111135Z
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SUMMARY:Run in the Dark Dublin
DESCRIPTION:10k and 5k Dublin Run in the Dark – Wednesday 22nd November 2017 8pm \nPLEASE NOTE\, DUE TO THE IRISH WORLD CUP QUALIFIER\, THIS RACE HAS BEEN MOVED TO THE 22ND OF NOVEMEBR. \nJoin us and thousands of fellow runners in Dublin to Run in the Dark on Wednesday 22nd November and support our ongoing research to find a cure for paralysis. For the first time\, Dublin will lead the way of this global event\, followed by runs in 40 cities around the world the following night. Take part in this unique multi location event and run in the dark for 5k or 10k. If your trainers are a little dusty you can even walk the route. Everyone who takes part on the night will be playing a big part in finding a cure for paralysis. The Dublin event will leave from Dublin City Centre at 8.00pm on Tuesday 14th November. \nBAG DROP\nThere will be a specific bag drop facility for your number range on the pontoon area beside the CHQ building. Please bear in mind that if you deposit any baggage in this area it is entirely at your own risk. Do not leave any valuables in this area. No bags will be accepted after 7.40pm. Please put your detachable baggage label (from the bottom of your run number) on your bag before leaving it in. The Bag Drop facility is only for the storage of bags\, unfortunately this is not a changing facility. An Information Helpdesk will also be located at the Bag Drop should you have any queries. \nSTART TIME\nPlease note that the start time is 8.00pm and it is imperative that the event starts at this time. Please ensure you are at the start line for 7.45pm. The start line is located on Custom House Quay. \nTOILETS AND FIRST AID\nThere will be toilets and First Aid close to the start area and finish area. \nGOODY BAG\nYou will receive a goody bag on completion of the run. \nWATER\nNo water will be provided on the route due to safety concerns of low visibility. Please bring water with you if you require it on route. Water will be provided at the end. \nUSE OF IPODS/EARPHONES\nThe organisers strongly advise against the use of ipods\, earphones or any similar device while participating in the Run in the Dark\, as it may restrict your hearing of important instructions and communication with other participants. \nSTART AREA\nPlease join us in discouraging people who have not registered for the event in attempting to take part in the run. Participants not wearing their run number will not be permitted entry to the start area. \nSupporters are very welcome. \nFor more info\, visit https://www.runinthedark.org/dublin/ \n
URL:http://www.activiti.ie/event/run-dark-dublin/
CATEGORIES:10k,5k,Running
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC+1:20180217T083000
DTEND;TZID=UTC+1:20180217T083000
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CREATED:20171009T140703Z
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SUMMARY:GAELFORCE DUBLIN
DESCRIPTION:Gaelforce Dublin 17/02/2018\nURBAN MEETS RURAL IN SPRING 2018 AS ADVENTURE RACING RETURNS TO THE CAPITAL CITY\nRegister Here\n\nCHOOSE YOUR CHALLENGE: GFD 49KM OR GFD 29KM \nThe route takes you from the city limits to south county Dublin countryside and back! \n\nTRAIL AND MOUNTAIN RUNNING/WALKING\nCYCLING\nKAYAKING\n\nThe terrain includes tracks\, trails\, sealed roads & a shimmering reservoir. \nONLY 20MINS FROM DUBLIN CITY CENTRE \nSTART YOUR YEAR WITH GFD AND WHO KNOWS HOW IT COULD FINISH \nThe 2017 event SOLD OUT\, don’t miss out on a place at the start line of the 2018 event – REGISTER EARLY! \nTHE BREAKDOWN OF DISCIPLINE DISTANCES FOR THE 49KM COURSE:\n1. Running/walking: 15km approx \n2. Cycling: 33km approx \n3. Kayaking: 1.5km max \nBRIEF COURSE DESCRIPTION: \nSTAGE 1 RUN (1KM) \nShort run around Sean Walsh Park to the first bike transition \nSTAGE 2 CYCLING (16.5KM) \nSealed roads followed by dirt road and a 4km uphill on Coilte forest gravel track. This cycle stage also includes 2 steep descents (*DESCENT 1 & 2). You will need to be comfortable cycling off road uphill and downhill to manage this cycle. \nSTAGE 3 KAYAKING ON RESERVOIR (1.5KM) \nFrom the bike drop there is a short run up the hill to the top reservoir where you will start the kayak stage. The boats are tandem sit-on-top kayaks. \nSTAGE 4 KIPPURE MOUNTAIN RUN/WALK (13KM) \nA marked route is followed up and down Kippure Mountain. You will run alongside the reservoir then on the road until you reach the track for the mountain.  This track is very uneven so watch your footing. The route takes you roughly 2 km up the hill before you turn around to return to the bike drop. \nSTAGE 5 CYCLING (16.5KM) \nThe first section of the cycle includes the same road you ran out on so it is gravel\, take care with your tyres. There is then probably one of the hardest climbs of the race as you head uphill for almost 2km.  This is followed by a severe descent (*DESCENT 3).  Then you are heading back to Tallaght and the stadium where you began. \nRUN TO FINISH \nThe final run of glory to finish. \n________________________________________________________________________________ \nTHE BREAKDOWN OF DISCIPLINE DISTANCES FOR THE 29KM COURSE:\n1. Running/walking: 11km approx \n2. Cycling: 17.5km approx \n3. Kayaking: 750m max \nBRIEF COURSE DESCRIPTION:  \nSTAGE 1 RUN (1KM) \nShort run around Sean Walsh park to the bike transition \nSTAGE 2 CYCLING (9KM) \nSealed road leads you to a steep uphill and then onto a dirt road. At the end of the dirt track you return to sealed roads and down a steep windy road to the reservoir. You drop your bike at the end of the first lake. \nSTAGE 2 KAYAKING ON RESERVOIR (750M) \nFrom the bike drop there is a short run up the hill to the top reservoir where you will start the kayak stage. The boats are tandem sit-on-top kayaks. \nSTAGE 4 KIPPURE MOUNTAIN RUN/WALK (10KM) \nA marked route is followed up and down Kippure Mountain. You will run alongside the reservoir then on the road until you reach the track for the mountain. This track is very uneven so watch your footing. The route takes you roughly 2 km up the hill before you turn around to return to the bike drop. \nSTAGE 5 CYCLING (8.5KM) \nThe first section of the cycle is on the same road you cycled in on. Following the road alongside the reservoir you will eventually join the R114 and the final spin back to Tallaght stadium. \nRUN TO FINISH \nThe final run of glory to finish. \n
URL:http://www.activiti.ie/event/gaelforce-dublin/
CATEGORIES:Adventure Race
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC+1:20180310T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC+1:20180310T080000
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SUMMARY:Quest Kenmare
DESCRIPTION:QUEST KENMARE 10 MARCH 2018\nQuest Kenmare is a new and exciting Quest destination for 2018. It’s a one-day multi-adventure sports race which encompasses the amazing mountains of the Beara Peninsula and boutique charm of Kenmare Town. Run\, cycle and kayak across the spectacular mountains and valleys to challenge yourself in 2018.\nRegister Here\n\nThe Route\nWe discovered 3 challenging routes to test you no matter what level of fitness you have. Run\, cycle and kayak across the Kenmare Bay\, Gleninchiquinn\, The Beara Peninsula\, Caha Pass and Kenmare town. 67k Expert\, 50K Sport & 29K Challenge. \n67k Expert\nStage 1: Cycle – 20km\nDescription: Starting in the Square in Kenmare Town you will proceed on bike to cycle along the stunning Ring of Beara Cycle Route and to Gleninchaquin Park and waterfall. From here you will drop your bike at the transition area. \nStage 2: Trail Run – 6km\nDescription: Drop your bike at the bike racking in transition and run around Gleninchaquin Park trail over a 300ft waterfall and secret valleys. \nStage 3: Cycle – 36km\nDescription: You will proceed to cycle from the transition area back the main ring of Beara road and turn off right up to an area known locally as Dromoghty and onto the N71 Caha Pass road at Releagh Bridge. \nStage 4: Forest Trail – 2.6km\nDescription: Drop your bike at the bike racking in transition on the left-hand side as you go over the bridge in Kenmare. Proceed to run a looped trail around Reenagross and cross the road to the kayak transition at the pier \nStage 5: Kayak – 1.0km\nDescription: Kayak on Kenmare Bay from the Pier area on Double sit on top kayaks \nStage 6: Run to Finish – 1.00km\nDescription: After finishing the kayak stage you will run down Henry Street Kenmare to a festival atmosphere at the finish line at the Square. \n\n50k Sport\nStage 1: Cycle – 20km\nDescription: Starting in the Square in Kenmare Town you will proceed on bike to cycle along the stunning Ring of Beara Cycle Route and to Gleninchaquin Park and waterfall. From here you will drop you bike at the transition area. \nStage 2: Trail Run – 6km\nDescription: Drop your bike at the bike racking in transition and run around Gleninchaquin Park trail over a 300ft waterfall and secret valleys. \nStage 3: Cycle – 19.6km\nDescription: You will proceed to cycle from the transition area back the main ring of Beara road and turn off right up an area known locally as Dromoghty and on to the N71 Caha Pass road at Releagh Bridge. \nStage 4: Forest Trail – 2.6km\nDescription: Drop your bike at the bike racking in transition on the left hand side as you go over the bridge in Kenmare. Proceed to run a looped trail around Reenagross and cross the road to the kayak transition at the pier \nStage 5: Kayak – 1.0km\nDescription: Kayak on Kenmare Bay from the Pier area on Double sit on top kayaks \nStage 6: Run to Finish – 1.00km\nDescription: After finishing the kayak stage you will run down Henry Street Kenmare to a festival atmosphere at the finish line at the main Square. \n\n29k Challenge\nStage 1: Cycle – 10.70km\nDescription: Starting in the Square in Kenmare Town you will proceed on bike to cycle along on the Sheen Valley and to Bonanne Hertiage Park. From here you will drop you bike at the transition area. \nStage 2: Trail Run – 4km\nDescription: Drop your bike at the bike racking in transition in Bonanne Heritage Park and run 2 laps around the heritage park passing ancient ring forts and stone circles 1\,000 of years old. \nStage 3: Cycle – 9.50km\nDescription: You will proceed to cycle from the transition area back the main N71 Caha Pass road across the Bridge in Kenmare. \nStage 4: Forest Trail – 2.6km\nDescription: Drop your bike at the bike racking in transition on the left-hand side as you go over the bridge in Kenmare. Proceed to run a looped trail around Reenagross and cross the road to the kayak transition at the pier \nStage 5: Kayak – 1.0km\nDescription: Kayak on Kenmare Bay from the Pier area on Double sit on top kayaks \nStage 6: Run to Finish – 1.00km\nDescription: After finishing the kayak stage you will run down Henry Street Kenmare to a festival atmosphere at the finish line at the main Square. \nQuest Kenmare will bring you to places of Ireland you have never been before. New and untested routes through 200-foot waterfalls\, secret valleys and ancient mountain trails. Find all the information you need here\n\n
URL:http://www.activiti.ie/event/quest-kenmare/
LOCATION:Kenmare\, Kerry\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:Gaelforce Mountain Run
DESCRIPTION:Gaelforce Mountain Run 10 March 2018\nConquer The wilds of Connemara\nRegister Here\nUNIQUE ACCESS TO UNMARKED MOUNTAINS WITH 3 DISTANCES\nSpecial access has been granted to this stunning route by local landowners making it an amazing opportunity for mountain running \n1. 22KM EXPERT MOUNTAIN RUN *UTMB QUALIFYING RACE\n 2. 12KM INTERMEDIATE MOUNTAIN RUN\nChallenging terrain throughout with steep ascents and descents.\nBefore entering please read our Entry Requirements for the 12 & 22km runs.\n3. 12KM INTRODUCTORY MOUNTAIN/TRAIL RUN \nFor those who are new to mountain running and are looking for an introductory event. You will need a reasonable level of fitness. \n\nTHE 22KM EXPERT MOUNTAIN RUN *UTMB Qualifying Race\nBRIEF COURSE DESCRIPTION\nSTAGE 1:\nThe route starts from Killary Adventure Centre and heads across the bog until it joins the Western Way walking trail. This brings you onto a forestry road and on to your first ascent of the route. You will stay close to a marked fence as you ascend.\nSTAGE 2:\nThis first hill is 324 metres and you will keep the fence within 10m of you as you climb up the hill. Once you reach the top there is a slow\, gentle descent along the soft ground at the top. You will continue along to a left turn at the end of the valley – a distance of approximately 2 km from the top of the hill.\nSTAGE 3:\nThe route descends for the first part before climbing from approximately 800 feet up to 1800 feet.  This is a steep climb on grassy hills which can be slippy when wet. Next you will continue along to spot height 556 metres.\nThis section of the run is quite boggy and visibility up here can change quite quickly.  Performing a U turn you will head out along the edge of the valley before going downhill into Leenane.  This is a good descent if you are happy on bog and slippy ground\, if not take your time!\nSTAGE 4:\nReaching the back of Leenane you will come out into a private road and then follow this down to the main road.  You will encounter a dangerous corner so be aware of traffic. This road section will be about 600m and before joining the rough Western Way track. Continue along this until you reach the arrow pointing you up your last hill.\nSTAGE 5:\nThe last hill will be marked again with bamboos holding ribbons which you must stay within 10m of as this is the safest route. You continue to the summit cairn.\nFor your descent is quite tricky underfoot so please be aware of conditions and your skill level in descending.  You are aiming for the Western Way again and the path from earlier returning you to Killary Adventure Centre and the finish line. 22km and 4500ft of ascent done and dusted. \n**Please make sure you are aware of the Mandatory Kit List which is extremely important for all distances of the Mountain Run. \n\nTHE 12KM INTERMEDIATE MOUNTAIN RUN\nBRIEF COURSE DESCRIPTION\nSTAGE 1:\nThe route starts from the back of Killary Adventure Centre and heads across the bog until it joins the Western Way walking trail. This brings you into forestry. You continue along a slightly overgrown road to the bottom of the mountain. Starting up the hill you will follow the fence which is marked with red ribbons.\nSTAGE 2:\nThis first hill is 324m and you will keep the fence within 10m of you. Once you reach the top there is a nice gentle descent across the soft ground at the top.\nYou will continue along to a left turn at the end of valley – approximately 2 km from the top of the hill.\nSTAGE 3:\nThe route descends for the first part before climbing from approximately 800 feet up to 1800 feet.  This is a steep climb on grassy hills which can be slippy when wet. At the end of the climb you will continue to follow fencing out and around the top end of the horseshoe. Be aware that it is quite boggy here in sections but you need to maintain sight of the fence.\nSTAGE 4:\nClimbing to the last spot height at 550 feet\, it is all downhill from there.  The descent is along the fence line and with the 22km race rejoining your route there will be people coming past. Take care on descent as it is grass and bog. You will rejoin the Western Way back to Killary Adventure Centre. \n\nTHE 12KM INTRODUCTORY MOUNTAIN RUN\nBRIEF COURSE DESCRIPTION\nThe course follows the same route as Stage 1 of the 12km Intermediate Mountain Run. \nSTAGE 2:\nThis first hill is 324m and you will keep the fence to your left and within 10m. Once you reach the top there is a nice gentle descent across the soft ground at the top.\nHere is where you leave the other runners behind as you head down hill.  This ground is usually quite soft with slippery conditions underfoot.  As you get closer to the bottom you will start to follow a river.\nYou are now on the homeward stretch having reached the forest road. You continue along to the river crossing\, where depending on the amount of water you might have to use the bridge. Once past here you take a bog road to meet the tarmaced road before running a further 500m on main road to finish in Killary Adventure Centre. \n\nPRICING & INFO\n\n\n\nENTRY IS ONLINE ONLY AND WILL OPEN SOON\n22km Expert & 12km Intermediate Events: €40.00pp (places limited)\n12km Introductory Event: €30.00pp\nAll prices shown exclude €4.50 booking fee \nOn-the-day entry if places available: \n22km Expert & 12km Intermediate Events: €50.00pp\n12km Introductory Event: €40.00pp \nPLEASE NOTE\nOnline registration closes at 15:00 on Friday 3 March 2017\, or when all places sold out.\nYou must be an experienced mountain runner to enter the 22km Expert or 12km Intermediate Events – please read the entry requirements before you decide to enter the Gaelforce Mountain Run.\nYou must be over 18 years of age on the day of the race to enter. \nENTRY FEE INCLUDES\n\nEvent technical T-shirt\nA fully marked route\nFull safety cover\nOne-off access to this stunning route\nUse of electronic timing devises\nPost-event food\n\nPlease note t-shirts are ordered 4 weeks in advance of the race. Entries after this may have to have t-shirt posted out. \n\n\nIMPORTANT TIMES\nREGISTRATION\nRegistration takes place on 10 March 2018\n22km Expert: 07:00 – 08:30\n12km Intermediate: 07:30 – 09:00\n12km Introductory: 08:00 – 09:15 \nRACE START TIMES\n22km Expert: 09:00\n12km Intermediate: 09:15\n12km Introductory: 09:30 \nFor more information on Killary Gaelforce Events\, Visit there site here \n\n\n\n
URL:http://www.activiti.ie/event/gaelforce-mountain/
CATEGORIES:Adventure Race,Running
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SUMMARY:Bray 10km Cliff Run
DESCRIPTION:\n\n\n\nRAY 10KM CLIFF RUN 31 MARCH 2018*\n\nEVENING RUN ALONG THE CLIFF TOPS – THE PERFECT GOAL FOR SPRING 2018\nRegister Here\n10KM COURSE ALONG A COASTAL PATH\nRun from Greystones to Bray via the coastal path with sweeping views and no traffic \nTRAIL RUN\nThe terrain will keep you interested with beaches\, sealed paths and rough\, uneven trail \nGREYSTONES BEACH\, CLIFF TOP PATH\, BRAY PROMENADE\, DUBLIN BAY\nWith unobstructed views across Dublin Bay you will feel as though you have escaped from it all while only minutes from the bustling towns of Greystones and Bray \n*Subject to licence \n\n\n\n\n\n\nTHE COURSE\n\n\n\nTHE 10KM CLIFF TOP TRAIL RUN\nGreystones to Bray via the cliff trail.\nSTAGE 1:\nYou will start the run at the far end of Greystones beach\, make your way along the shore line to the start of the cliff path.\nSTAGE 2:\nYou will follow the cliff top trail back to Bray enjoying stunning and dramatic views across the Irish sea. You will cover a number of terrains including beaches\, footpaths and the firm rough track across the cliffs.\nSTAGE 3:\nThe race will finish at the bandstand on Bray Promenade after the final run along the beach itself. This beach is a stone beach so is very uneven underfoot. \n\n\n\n\n\nPRICING & INFO\n\n\n\nENTRY IS ONLINE ONLY AND OPENING NOW\n€24.00pp      Until 30 March 2018\nPrice shown excludes €4.50 booking fee\n​**Prize money up to €500 up for grabs** \nNo on the day entries available. \nPLEASE NOTE\nOnline registration closes at 15:00 on Friday 30 March 2018.\nYou must be in Wave 1 in order to win in any category\nYou must be over 16 years of age on the day of the race to enter. \nENTRY FEE INCLUDES\n\nCool event technical t-shirt which will be presented at the finish line\nPost-event food from John West!\nFree party and 1 Free Drink at the Martello and entry into Koo nightclub\nTiming chips\nFabulous views (well ok we can’t take all the credit there!)\n\nPlease note t-shirts are ordered 4 weeks in advance of the race. Entries after this may have to have t-shirt posted out. \n\n\nIMPORTANT TIMES\nREGISTRATION\nRegistration takes place on Saturday 31 March 2018 from 14:00-16:30 \nRACE START TIMES\n\n\n\nWave 1 – 16:40\nWave 2 – 16:50\nWave 3 – 17:10\nWave 4 – 17:20\nWave 5 – 17:50\nWave 6 – 18:00\n\n\n\n\nIT IS THE PERFECT RACE TO CHOOSE FOR YOUR FIRST 10KM RUN FOR MANY REASONS INCLUDING:\n1. As it is a trail run the terrain is varied and not as hard on the body as running on the road or footpaths.\n2. The views are so beautiful on a spring evening that they help to take your mind off any physical struggle you might be having.\n3. The combination of varying terrain (cliff path\, beach\, promenade) and the views make this an interesting and memorable run which is what you want for your first time doing this distance in a race.\n4. There is an after-race party (need we say anymore). \nWe are also always here at the end of the phone or email to answer any queries you have or to advise you where we can on your preparations. \nGood luck and we will see you in Bray on Saturday April 1st 2017! \n\n\n\n\n
URL:http://www.activiti.ie/event/bray-10km-cliff-run/
LOCATION:Greystones\, Wicklow\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:10k,Running
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC+1:20180421T080000
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DTSTAMP:20171104T181134
CREATED:20171017T151457Z
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SUMMARY:Quest Glendalough
DESCRIPTION:QUEST GLENDALOUGH 21 APRIL 2018\nThis epic adventure involves racers running and cycling through the Wicklow Mountains National Park and Glendalough Valley as well as kayaking across the spectacular Upper Lake and finishing the race in the shadows of the monastic round tower which epitomises the Glendalough area. \nRegister Here\nThe routes were designed to be challenging and inspiring as a real test of endurance for any outdoor enthusiast along Irelands Ancient East. With the 57km Expert route\, the 41km Sports route and the 19km Challenge route to choose from\, we’ll take you to the edge of your physical ability. \nYour entry fee covers all the costs associated with staging the event such as marshalling\, traffic management\, medical support\, route development etc. Registration fees cover the following;\n– kayak rental & equipment\n– fully-marshalled course\n– a customised finisher’s medal\n– a Quest-branded piece of gear e.g training t-shirt/fleece\n– free after party and food voucher\n– prizes in each category for winners\n– the famous Japanese hot tubs\n– a great atmosphere and a fun day out \n\n57K EXPERT ROUTE INFORMATION\nThe 57km Expert race consists of the following 8 stages: \n\n\nStage 1: Cycle – 6km\nStage 2: Trail Run – 6km\nStage 3: Cycle – 13km\nStage 4: Run – 5km\nStage 5: Cycle – 18km\nStage 6: Trail Run – 6km\nStage 7: Kayak – 1km\nStage 8: Trail Run– 2km\n\nPlease note: There are 2 cut out points on this route. The first cut off point is 09.45am at the \nGlenmalure Lodge crossroads. Failure to reach this point before cut time will result in competitors being redirected onto the Sport route. The second cut off point is 11.00am at Barnaslew transition. \n41KM SPORT ROUTE INFORMATION\n\nThe race consists of the following 6 stages: \n\nStage 1: Cycle – 6km\nStage 2: Trail Run – 6km\nStage 3: Cycle – 20km\nStage 4: Trail Run – 6km\nStage 5: Kayak – 1km\nStage 6: Trail – 2km\n\n19KM CHALLENGE ROUTE INFORMATION\n\nThe race consists of the following 4 stages: \n\nStage 1: Cycle – 12km\nStage 2: Trail Run – 4km\nStage 3: Kayak – 1km\nStage 4: Trail Run – 2km\n\nAll competitors will be given their customised medal on crossing the finish line. \n\n\n\n\n
URL:http://www.activiti.ie/event/quest-glendalough/
LOCATION:Co. Wicklow\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Adventure Race
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SUMMARY:Night Rider Sportif
DESCRIPTION:\n\n\n\nNIGHT RIDER SPORTIF 28 APRIL 2018 \n\nUNIQUE MOONLIGHT CYCLE THROUGH CONNEMARA\nRegister Here\nWITH A FULL MOON AS YOUR CHAPERONE CHOOSE FROM 100KM AND 60KM DISTANCES ALONG THIS MAGNIFICENT PART OF THE WILD ATLANTIC WAY.\nTHE JOURNEY\nThis is not a race but a journey. Starting just before sunset you will cycle into the darkness. Enjoy the night time quiet while the light from the moon and stars help to guide your way. \nTHE ROUTE\nThe start and finishing points for 2017 have changed. You will start out from the Station House Hotel\, Clifden\, Co Galway. Your route is entirely on sealed roads and will pass through deep valleys\, alongside still lakes and rugged coastline. Refreshment stops will be provided along the way. \nTHE REASON\nThis is an ideal way to kick-start your cycling for the year or to push you that little bit further. It is also just a wonderful way to spend a moonlit evening in April. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nTHE COURSE\n\n\n\n100KM (102KM) SPORTIF\n 100KM ROUTE PROFILE \nCLIFDEN AND THE SKY ROAD\nThe cycle starts at the Station House Hotel in Clifden. You will then pass through the town and take the famous Sky Road. The climb to the highest point will be worth it to appreciate the vast stillness of the Atlantic and its islands spreading out beneath you. \nCLEGGAN AND LETTERFRACK\nThe quiet fishing village of Cleggan is your next marker before reaching Letterfrack and passing the Connemara National Park.  Tea/Coffee and cold refreshments will be available in Letterfrack to help you on your journey. \nTULLYCROSS AND LOUGH FEE TO KILLARY\nFrom Letterfrack you will head for Killary via the village of Tullycross and along the coast road via Lettergesh and Glassilaun. These white sand beaches will sparkle in the moonlight. This route is through another spectacular valley running alongside Lough Muc and Lough Fee. When you get to the end of this loop you will turn left on to the N59 and proceed to Killary Adventure Centre for some hot refreshments and a chat with your fellow cyclists. This marks 61km into your cycle. \nKILLARY FJORD TO RECESS\nAfter leaving Killary Adventure Centre you will head back towards Letterfrack on the N59\, turning left on to the R344. This part of the route through the Inagh Valley has almost zero light pollution. The Twelve Bens mountains and the Maum Turks soar around you making this a magical place. \nRECESS TO CLIFDEN\nOnce you reach the junction at the end of the R344 in Recess you will turn right bringing you back on to the N59 Galway to Clifden road. You will have approx 11km left to go at this point. Cycling on to Clifden and the Station House Hotel there will be well-earned hot refreshments and a nice bit of banter. \nPLEASE NOTE\nThere will be a marshal at every turn and a bike mechanic will be available at mid point.\nCut-off times apply.\nThere will be a broom wagon following at the very back! \n\n\n\n60KM (68KM) SPORTIF\n68KM ROUTE PROFILE \nCLIFDEN TO LETTERFRACK\nThe cycle starts at the Station House Hotel in Clifden. The route goes out the N59 Clifden to Westport Road through bogland and sweeping views to Letterfrack where the Connemara National Park is located. Tea/Coffee and cold refreshments will be available in Letterfrack if you so wish to stop here and chat with some of your fellow cyclists. \nLETTERFRACK TO KILLARY\nThe course to Killary is via Kylemore following a winding road past Kylemore Abbey and  Kylemore lake through the trees. The mountains of Connemara will be looming on either side of you as you pass along through the deep quiet then on to the shores of Killary Fjord. There will be hot refreshments waiting for you at Killary Adventure Centre. This is the 28km mark of the cycle. \nKILLARY FJORD TO RECESS\nAfter leaving Killary Adventure Centre you will head back towards Letterfrack on the N59\, turning left on to the R344 (34km point).  This part of the route through the Inagh Valley has almost zero light pollution. The Twelve Bens mountains and the Maum Turks soar around you making this a magical place. \n RECESS TO CLIFDEN\nOnce you reach the junction at the end of the R344 in Recess you will turn right bringing you back on to the N59 Galway to Clifden road. You will have approx 11km left to go at this point. Cycling on to Clifden and the Station House Hotel there will be a well-earned hot refreshments and a nice bit of banter. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nPRICING & INFO\n\n\n\nENTRY IS ONLINE ONLY AND IS NOW OPEN\n100KM AND 60KM\n€40.00pp until 17:00 29 Dec 2017 (early bird price)\n€50.00pp until online entry closes\n€60.00pp for on the day entry\nAll online prices shown exclude €4.50 booking fee \nPLEASE NOTE\nOnline registration closes at 3pm on Friday 27 April 2018\nYou must be 16 years of age on the day of the race to enter \nENTRY FEE INCLUDES\n\nEvent technical t-shirt\nA fully marked route\nRoute timing\nRefreshment stops along the route\nPost-event food\n\nPlease note t-shirts are ordered 4 weeks in advance of the event. Entries after this may have to have t-shirt posted out. \n\n\nIMPORTANT TIMES\nREGISTRATION:\nRegistration takes place at the Station House Hotel\, Clifden\, on Saturday 28th April 2017 from 16:00 – 18:30 \nEVENT START TIME:\nSportif start time for both distances: 19:00 \nCUT-OFF TIMES:\n100km cycle:  \n21:30 for being permitted to take the Tully Cross Road from Letterfrack – this is the 40km mark so should be more than achieveable.\nAlternative route is via the N59 – see links to maps above for guidance on distances \nThe course for both distances will close at 00.01am on Sunday 9th April. \n\n\n\n\n\nMANDATORY KIT\n\n\n\nFAILURE TO HAVE ALL OF THE BELOW WILL RESULT IN YOU BEING UNABLE TO START THE EVENT.\n\nBike light with minimum 600 lumen light output – check out some recommendations here\nRear light – flashing red\nSpare light/ battery – This is VERY IMPORTANT for your personal safety as you CANNOT cycle at night without a light.\nReflective Jacket\nHelmet\nSpare tube and tools to change\nWaterproof jacket\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFIRST TIMER\n\n\n\nWHAT MAKES THIS THE PERFECT FIRST TIMER CYCLE EVENT?\n\nIt is a magical experience keeping your mind from focusing on the effort involved.\nNight time cycling is the safest form of cycling in this area.  Cars are very happy to pull in and let you pass and plus with a big light you are more visible than you would be during the day.\nThe course profile is relatively flat and manageable\, better for the early part of the year when you may not have as many hours spent on your bike.\nThe only extra expense that you will have to incur is the purchase of a strong head torch but this is a very useful piece of equipment.\nMost importantly this is a journey and not a race and while some may be monitoring their time you do not need to have the pressure of competing.\n\nLight (torch) information \n\nSilva lights – What we use\nBike Radar – Best bike lights article\nWiggle – light comparison guide\nSingle Tracks – Best lights review\n\nCheck out some good options available on line here \n\n\n\n\n
URL:http://www.activiti.ie/event/night-rider-sportif/
LOCATION:Station House Hotel\, Clifden\, Co. Galway\, Ireland
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CATEGORIES:Cycling
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SUMMARY:Connemara Adventure Challenge
DESCRIPTION:\n\n\n\nCONNEMARA ADVENTURE CHALLENGE 5 MAY 2018\n\nRegister Here\n\nSPRINT DISTANCE ADVENTURE RACE IN A STUNNING LOCATION\nThe perfect training race for the more experienced. The ideal introduction to adventure racing for the first timer \nSTAND-ALONE SPRINT RACE\nUnique event with only one distance for all competitors. \nADVENTURE DUATHLON – 29KM\nStay on dry land – same superb course just no kayaking. \nTRAIL AND MOUNTAIN RUNNING OR WALKING; CYCLING AND KAYAKING (OPTONAL)\nMagnificent natural and varied terrain through unspoilt\, dramatic valleys\, forests and rugged harbours. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nTHE COURSE\n\n\nTHE BREAKDOWN OF DISCIPLINE DISTANCES WITHIN THE 32.5KM TOTAL COURSE\n1. Running/walking: 14.5km approx     2. Cycling: 17km approx      3. Kayaking: 1km max \n\n\n\n\nTHE DETAILED BREAKDOWN:\n\nSTAGE 1  RUN/WALK (10KM)\n10km run from Killary Adventure Centre starting on the road and then along a rough\, rocky trail section of the Western Way.\nSTAGE 2 MOUNTAIN CLIMB (2KM)\nThe climb is up one of the foothills of the Maam Turks to an elevation of 342m and the reward of stunning views. This is bog land with soft ground and long grass.\nSTAGE 3 CYCLING (17KM)\nThe first 8km is over rough forestry tracks coming out into the Inagh valley. The next 9km is on sealed roads\, this is Connemara though so do not expect smooth\, flat\, pothole-free roads! For information on what bike to use read our FAQ section.\n\n\nSTAGE 4 RUN/KAYAK/RUN (3.5KM)\nThe run to the kayaking area is across bog land to begin with and then on to a rough track to the water (approximately 1.5km). The kayaks will be 2 person sit-on-tops. You will take to the Killary Fjord with another competitor and kayak approx 1km around a looped course. The final run to the finish line at Killary Adventure Centre is approx. 1km.\nCOURSE MAP:\nThe course is fully signed throughout but if you wish to have a map with you on the day\, you can download a copy here and print it for yourself. \nDOWNLOAD COURSE MAP HERE \nCONNEMARA ADVENTURE DUATHLON (29KM):\nThe course is the same as above\, just without STAGE 4. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nPRICING & INFO\n\n\n\nENTRY IS ONLINE ONLY AND IS NOW OPEN\n€55.00pp      Until 17:00      31 January 2017 \n€65.00pp      Until 17:00      27 April 2018 \n€75.00pp      Until online entry closes & on the day \nAll online prices shown exclude €4.50 booking fee. \nPLEASE NOTE\nOnline registration closes at 15:00 on Friday 4 May 2018. \nYou must be over 18 years of age on the day of the race to enter. \nBIKE TRANSFER (OPTIONAL)\n€10.00per bike*      Until registration closes \n*Bike transfer from registration at Killary to the bike transition \nDOWNLOAD BIKE DISCLAIMER FORM HERE \nRETURN CUSTOMERS & GROUP DISCOUNT:\nTo get your 10% discount email us with the year and your finishing time and we will give you a discount code to use during entry. \nBook 10 competitors and get the 11th person free – email us to organise your discount.** \n**Please note: This discount is only available after the early bird discount ends (Jan 31st 2017). \n\n\nENTRY FEE INCLUDES:\n\nEvent technical T-shirt\nRace medal upon completion\nUse of kayaks\, paddles and buoyancy aids\nUse of individual electronic timing chips\nPost-event food from John West!\n\n​Please note t-shirts are ordered 4 weeks in advance of the race. Entries after this may have to have t-shirt posted out. \nIMPORTANT TIMES\nREGISTRATION:\nRegistration takes place at Killary Adventure Centre from 08:30 – 10:00 on 5th May 2018 \nRACE START TIME:\n11:30am 5th May 2018 \n\n\n\n\n
URL:http://www.activiti.ie/event/connemara-adventure-challenge/
LOCATION:Killary Adventure Centre\, Leenane\, Co. Mayo\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:Lakes of Killarney Marathon
DESCRIPTION: Lakes of Killarney Marathon 12th May 2018\n\nThis is the fourth running of the only full marathon to be run within the spectacular Killarney National Park. The Lakes Of Killarney Marathon is your chance to take part in either a full or half marathon run in this unique setting for a very competitive entry fee. The race will be run with the full co-operation of the National Parks and Wildlife Service\, Killarney Chamber of Commerce and Tourism\, Kerry County Council\, and Killarney Gardai. Our event partner for accommodation is the Castlerosse Hotel\, which is the location for the race start\, lap end and race finish. \n\nEntries open now\nRegister Here\n\nYou have two participation options with the Lakes of Killarney Marathon: You can either embrace the full marathon\, which involves three laps of a circuit within the grounds of the Knockreer Demesne and Ross Island with three ascents of the legendary Knockreer Hill\, or opt for the half marathon\, which incorporates one and a half laps of the same circuit\, with only one ascent of Knockreer Hill. \nThis is your chance to take part in the sixth running of what has become a legendary marathon in the beautiful surroundings of Killarney. Entries are open and places for 2018 are limited. \nPricing & info\nThe entry fee is unbeatable value\, at €45 for the full marathon and €35 for the half marathon. For this you will receive a bespoke finisher’s medal\, a custom technical t-shirt\, professional timing\, a certified course under Athletics Ireland rules\, water/ hydration/ food stops every 3km\, race pacers\, a well marked out course with lots of stewards and post race refreshments at the finish line. Check out our FAQ page for any queries you may have. \nWe look forward to seeing you in Killarney in May. \nThe full & half events both start at 9AM\n
URL:http://www.activiti.ie/event/lakes-killarney-marathon/
CATEGORIES:Half Marathon,Marathon,Running
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SUMMARY:Hardman Olympic Dingle
DESCRIPTION:Hardman Olympic Dingle 2nd June 2018\nThis new race showcases the best of Dingle and Slea Head. A beautiful swim in Ventry Harbour is followed by a cycle around Slea Head and a run among the hills behind Ventry\, before finishing with a 10k run through the hills\, with the last 1.5km along stunning Ventry beach \nRoute:\n1.5km Swim\n40km Bike\n10km Run \nMore Details to follow..\n
URL:http://www.activiti.ie/event/hardman-olympic-dingle/
LOCATION:Dingle\, Co. Kerry\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Triathlon
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SUMMARY:Gaelforce West
DESCRIPTION:\n\n\n\nGAELFORCE WEST 23 JUNE 2018 \n\nICONIC ADVENTURE RACE THROUGH BREATHTAKING SCENERY\nThe route takes you from Glassilaun beach in Co. Galway to the heritage town of Westport\, Co Mayo. \nTRAIL AND MOUNTAIN RUNNING OR WALKING; CYCLING AND KAYAKING\nAlways varied\, never boring – the terrain includes mountain scree\, bogland\, trails\, sealed roads and the majestic waters of Killary Fjord. \nCONNEMARA\, KILLARY FJORD\, CROAGH PATRICK & WESTPORT\nSo many highlights along the way on a route designed to challenge\, delight and inspire. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nTHE COURSE\n\n\n \nDISCIPLINE DISTANCES MAKING UP THE 66KM COURSE:\n1. Running/walking: 22km approx   2. Cycling: 43km approx   3. Kayaking: 1km max \nCOURSE PROFILE:\nFor more information on the route elevation\, category climbs and other route details check out the course profile here. \nGAELFORCE WEST ROUTE PROFILE \nCOURSE DESCRIPTION:\n\n\n\n\n\nSTAGE 1: BEACH\, TRAIL AND ROAD RUN (13.5KM)\nStart line located at Glassilaun beach in Connemara. Continue by road around Little Killary Harbour and then over the hillside into Killary Fjord. Make your way along the old Famine greenway (muddy and uneven underfoot) to the shore below Killary Adventure Centre and the kayak transition area.\nSTAGE 2: KAYAKING ACROSS KILLARY HARBOUR (1KM)\nKayak from the southern shore of Killary Fjord to its northern shore in a two-man sit-on-top with the next competitor to you.\nSTAGE 3: TRAIL AND ROAD RUN (4.0KM)\nDisembarking onto the foothills of Mweelrea\, with tufted long grass and boggy holes underfoot. Next on to  a laneway and eventually a narrow road leading you into the Delphi Valley.\nSTAGE 4: CYCLING (32.0KM)
\nLeaving the Delphi Valley and heading for Drummin\, spectacular hills to climb and extreme care needed on the downhills. Expect severe corners and narrow country roads. On to a gradual climb up to the back of Croagh Patrick and the transition area. The final 2km of this section is on a loose-stoned and rough forestry track. Punctures possible on a road bike so caution advised.\nSTAGE 5: MOUNTAIN RUN/WALK (4.5KM)\nCroagh Patrick (764m). Stay on the path and take care on the top section of this mountain as it has a lot of loose stones. If you do not reach the transition here by 2.00pm\, you will not be allowed to ascend the mountain and you will be short coursed back to Westport.\nKillary Gaelforce would like to acknowledge and thank all of the land owners of the Croagh Patrick mountain for the continued support of Gaelforce West\, without which the event could not happen. Killary Gaelforce would like to share the ethos of care on Croagh Patrick with you our competitors. We ask that all competitors ensure that they ‘Leave No Trace’ on the mountain and that what they bring up with them MUST come down. We also encourage you to read the Mayo Mountain Rescue Safety Guidelines when climbing Croagh Patrick.\nSTAGE 6: CYCLING (11.0KM)\nAlways obey the rules of the road. Sealed road first and then onto a very rough off-road trail section that is 2 km long. Expect to carry road bikes over parts of this section. Coming off this there is a steep downhill section on a narrow road. Please take care on this section and watch out for traffic and fellow competitors.\n**New in 2017 – Continue along the route R335 until you reach the junction with the N59\, turn left and continue to next T-junction turning right into Westport town centre. At the bottom of the hill you will take a sharp left down Church street. Note there are speed ramps on the final decent. You will be asked to slow down and dismount before you proceed won Church Street.\nSTAGE 7: FINAL RUN\nBring your bike on to the green area to final bike drop where you will leave your bike and make the final short run to the finish line in Westport Leisure Park in Westport town centre. \n\n\nDOWNLOAD COURSE MAP \n\n\n\n\n\n\nPRICING & INFO\n\n\n\nENTRY IS ONLINE AND IS NOW OPEN\n€75.00pp    Until 17:00     January 31 2018\n€85.00pp    Until 17:00     June 15 2018\n€95.00pp    Until online entry closes & on the day.\nAll prices shown exclude €4.50 booking fee\nExtras: Bike transfer to Delphi: €15.00 per bike \nPLEASE NOTE\nOnline entry closes at 12:00 (midday) Thursday June 21 2018.\nYou must be over 18 years of age on the day of the race to enter. \nRETURN CUSTOMERS & GROUP DISCOUNT:\nEmail us at info@gaelforceevents.com for details. \nENTRY FEE INCLUDES\n\nBus transfer from Westport to start line.\nRace clothing (previous years has been a fleece or Core Stretch jumper)\nRace medal upon completion\nUse of kayaks\, paddles and buoyancy aids\nUse of electronic timing devices\nPost-event food from John West!\n\n\n\nIMPORTANT TIMES & LOCATIONS\nREGISTRATION:\n(Friday June 22 2018)\nKillary Adventure Centre 10:00 – 12:00\nWestport Leisure Park 15:00 – 22:00\nFor more information see our Race FAQs \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFIRST TIMER\n\n\n\nIS IT POSSIBLE OR DO I NEED TO BE AN ATHLETE?\nThe reality is you need to be fit. There is no point thinking you can cover 67km of countryside under your own power if you do not prepare. However you do not need to be a finely-tuned athlete\, you need to be somewhere in between. Gaelforce West is challenging yes\, but possible. Here is some advice on times involved and what you need to prepare for as a first timer:\nTIMING\nThe winners do the entire race in around 3.5 hours. The average time for contestants is approximtely 6.5 hours. You should be able to finish the race in less than 8 hours. If you take any longer\, you will miss the cut-off time for Croagh Patrick (14:00)\, missing the last section of the race.\nTHE FIRST RUN – 12KM \nYou must remember that this is an adventure race\, so expect mud and lots of it. The mud tends to slow the pace down in comparison to other surfaces. If you are planning to walk instead of run you should be able to walk 12km at a continuous fast pace and complete it in under 2hrs.\nTHE DREADED KILLARY KAYAK\nThis is a misplaced dread. The boats we use are called sit-on-top kayaks. Instead of sitting in to a boat you sit on top making them incredibly safe. They are also very easy to paddle even if this is your first time. They are two-man boats so there will be another competitor with you.\nBACK ON DRY(ISH) LAND\nFollowed by a 2 km run through boggy ground and then a final 1.5km on a narrow road. You should be able to do this section in 40 mins.\nTHE FIRST CYCLE – 32.5KM\nThis cycle is through some of the most spectacular scenery you will see in Ireland. Expect steep uphills\, scary downhills\, windy corners and one or two pot holes! You should be able to do this in around 2.5hrs.\nMIGHTY CROAGH PATRICK\nThis can be a technical downhill\, if you are looking for a competitive time. But remember\, people of all ages go up and down this mountain each year. There is a path up and down it which is recommended. You may think when you get to the bottom that going straight up looks quicker…it is not. It is very steep and will suck energy out of you and you’ll need for the sprint finish. You should be able to do this in 2 hours.\nTHE FINAL CYCLE – 12.5KM\nFinally the cycle into town. This section encompasses a tricky off road bit (expect to walk your bike through some of this unless you are a skilled mountain biker) and then the mostly downhill cycle to Westport Quay. You should be able to do this in around 1hr.\nSPRINT/HOBBLE FINISH\nThe last 1km from the bike-drop to the finish-line. It may feel like the longest journey of your life\, but think of the elation as you cross the line.\nSO THAT IS THE RACE. ARE YOU FIT ENOUGH?\nSix months is enough time to go from couch potato to being able to do the race in under 8 hours. You will not get fit however by thinking about it – you must do it! Four x 1 hour training sessions a week should be enough to get you there. \n\n\nWe recommend you contact your doctor before you start your training to ensure you have no medical conditions that may be aggravated by your training. Ask your doctor about your heart rate and what level he recommends you should train at (especially if you are overweight). Get used to taking your own heart rate or buy a monitor. \nFinally best of luck and remember… Life is not a spectator sport! \n\n\n\n\n
URL:http://www.activiti.ie/event/gaelforce-west/
LOCATION:Killary Adventure Centre\, Leenane\, Co. Mayo\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:Hardman Sprint- Valentia Island
DESCRIPTION:\n\nHardman Sprint- Valentia Island 23rd June 2018\nRoute:\nSwim-750m\nThe swim will begin from Renard pier. All competitors will travel to Renard on the Valentia Island Ferry\, and swim back to Valentia Harbour.\n \n\n\n\n\nCycle- 20km\nThe cycle leaves transition with a tough climb for the first four kms before cycling across the top of the island\, at the far end of the island their is a sweeping left turn with views of the Skellig to your right\, from here passing the top of the Portmagee bridge continue to Chapeltown before taking the lower road to the transition area at Knightstown. \n\n\n\n\n\nRun- 5k\nThe run is an out and back leaving transition and following the cycle route for 2.5km before turning around and running back downhill towards the finish at the Royal Hotel.\n \n\n\n
URL:http://www.activiti.ie/event/hardman-sprint-valencia-island/
LOCATION:Valentia Island\, Co. Kerry\, Ireland
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CATEGORIES:Triathlon
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SUMMARY:Hardman Half- Waterville
DESCRIPTION:\n\nHardman Half- Waterville 14th July 2018\nSwim- 1.9km\nThe swim will begin at the slipway in front of the village\, it will be a one lap triangular course.\n \n\n\n\n\nCycle- 90km\nThe cycle takes place on a very challenging route\, leaving Waterville over the climb of Coomaciste\, into Sneem and heads towards Molls Gap. At Blackwater turn left over the climb of Ballaghbeama\, following a very fast decent you will then go over the climb of Ballaghisheen. Following another very steep decent\, the road is mainly flat through Drommid and back to Waterville. \n\n\n\n\nRun-21km\nAfter the challenging cycle\, the run is a very flat four lap out and back route along the promenade. The finish line is in the green area in the middle of the village. \n\nMore Details to Follow..\n\n
URL:http://www.activiti.ie/event/hardman-half-waterville/
LOCATION:Waterville\, Co. Kerry\, Ireland
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CATEGORIES:Triathlon
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SUMMARY:Quest 12/24
DESCRIPTION:Quest 12/24 | 25 August 2018\nQuest 12/24 is a one-day individual unsupported adventure race across Ireland’s highest mountains and the\ntoughest cycle routes in the South West\, along the Wild Atlantic Way.  Quest 12/24 is for those who wish to test their physical and mental toughness to overcome everything that the Wild Atlantic Way could throw at them. \nRegistration opening soon\n\n\n\n\nThe routes were designed to be challenging and inspiring as a real test of endurance for any outdoor enthusiast along the Wild Atlantic Way. With two routes 147km and 241km\, we’ll take you to the edge of your physical ability. \n\n\n\n\n\n147KM ROUTE INFORMATION\n\nAll routes are subject to final permissions from statutory bodies and are subject to change \nThe 147km route consists of the following 6 stages:\nThe route has been devised to bring you to places you have never been before\, both physically and\nmentally. It encompasses two of Ireland’s highest mountains\, gruelling climbs on the bike and a windswept\nkayak with the backdrop of Skellig Michael. \nStage 1: Cycle – 38km\nDescription: Starting after a mass start from the picturesque village of Sneem in South West Kerry\, the first stage is a 38km road bike. \nStage 2: Mountain Run – 13.8km\nDescription: A journey to the top of Ireland via two of its highest peaks\, Caher and Carrauntoohil. Run/walk a fully marshalled route to a checkpoint at the summit of Carrauntoohil before returning to your bike. \nStage 3: Cycle – 40km\nDescription: You will proceed to cycle from the transition along Ireland’s toughest climbs Ballagisheen Pass and into Waterville\non the Wild Atlantic Way. \nStage 4: Kayak – 7.7km\nDescription: 7.7km Kayak around the tranquil Lough Currane in Waterville. Paddle around the many islands in this\nlarge inland lake. \nStage 5: Cycle – 15km\nDescription: Hugging the Wild Atlantic Way\, you will cycle on the Ring of Kerry route to transition T3 in Derrynane. \nStage 6: Trail Run – 6km\nDescription: The sting in the tail for the ultimate endurance test. A 22km trail run along the Kerry Way\, a waymarked trail\nfrom Waterville to the finish in Sneem. \n241KM ROUTE INFORMATION\n\nAll routes are subject to final permissions from statutory bodies and are subject to change \nThe 241km route consists of the following 5 stages:\nThe route has been devised to bring you to places you have never been before\, both physically and\nmentally. It encompasses two of Ireland’s highest mountains\, gruelling climbs on the bike and a windswept\nkayak with the backdrop of Skellig Michael. \nStage 1: Cycle – 75km\nDescription: Starting in the picturesque village of Sneem in South West Kerry\, the first stage is a 75km road bike. \nStage 2: Mountain Run – 13.8km\nDescription: A journey to the top of Ireland via two of its highest peaks\, Caher and Carrauntoohil. Run/walk a fully marshalled route to a checkpoint at the summit of Carrauntoohil before returning to your bike. \n\nStage 3: Cycle – 98km\nDescription: 98km road bike through some of Ireland’s toughest climbs. Cycle around Valentia Island\, Ballinskelligs Ring\noverlooking Skellig Rock.\n\nStage 4: Kayak – 11km\nDescription: 11km Kayak around the tranquil Lough Currane in Waterville. Paddle around the many islands in this\nlarge inland lake.\n\nStage 5: Trail Run – 44km\nDescription: The sting in the tail for the ultimate endurance test. A 44km trail run along the Kerry Way\, a waymarked trail\nfrom Waterville to the finish in Sneem \n\n\n
URL:http://www.activiti.ie/event/quest-1224/
LOCATION:Kerry\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Adventure Race
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC+1:20180909T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC+1:20180909T100000
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CREATED:20171020T150746Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20171103T162231Z
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SUMMARY:Quest Achill
DESCRIPTION:QUEST ACHILL 08 SEPTEMBER 2018\nQuest Achill takes is part of the best adventure race series in the world. This epic adventure involves racers running along Keel Beach and cycling through Achill Island\, along the Wild Atlantic Way and kayaking across Keel Lake.\nRegister Here\nRoute Information\nThe Quest Achill team has put together a route that is both challenging and inspiring with the rugged landscape and breathtaking scenery. \nThere are 3 demanding routes options:\nExpert 63k – Sport 31k – Challenge 18k \n63KM EXPERT ROUTE INFORMATION\n\n\nThe race consists of the following 3 stages: \nStage 1: Kayak – 1.2km\nDescription: Kayak the spectacular clear waters of Keel Lough on double sit-on-top kayaks. \nStage 2: Trail Run – 16km\nDescription: By foot follow the marked trail. There is a high gain of approx. 600m. \nStage 3: Cycle – 45km\nDescription: Pick your bike up at the transition area located at Keel beach and start this amazing cycle around Achill Island. On this stage you will encounter rolling hills and fast downhill sections. \n31KM SPORT ROUTE INFORMATION\n\nNote: Routes are subject to change.\nThe race consists of the following 3 stages: \nStage 1: Kayak – 0.9km\nDescription: Kayak around the spectacular clear waters of Keel Lough on double sit-on-top kayaks. \nStage 2: Trail Run – 8km\nDescription: starting on Keel beach this stage will take you through sandy beach and along the rugged coastline. \nStage 3: Cycle – 22km\nDescription: Pick your bike up at the transition area and start this amazing cycle with breathtaking views around every corner. On this stage you will encounter steep fast downhill cycling with sharp corners as you negotiate you way through this challenging section. \n\n18KM CHALLENGE ROUTE INFORMATION\n\nThe race consists of the following 3 stages: \nStage 1: Kayak – 0.6km\nDescription: Kayak the spectacular clear waters of Keel Lough on double sit on top kayaks. \nStage 2: Run – 5km\nDescription: This stage involves running across Keel beach. \nStage 3: Cycle – 12km\nDescription: Pick your bike up at the transition area located at Keel beach. There are no significant climbs or descents on this section. On this stage you will encounter rolling hills and fast downhill sections. \n\n\n\n\n
URL:http://www.activiti.ie/event/quest-achill/
CATEGORIES:Adventure Race
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC+1:20180922T070000
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SUMMARY:Gaelforce North
DESCRIPTION:\n\n\n\nMAGNIFICENT DONEGAL – NEVER DULL\, ALWAYS A CHALLENGE. WILL IT CONQUER YOU?\nRegister Here\n\nNEW DATE SAME RACE. NOW YOU HAVE THE SUMMER TO TRAIN. NO EXCUSES.\n64KM FULL & 45KM SPRINTCOURSES SPANNING WILDEST DONEGAL\nThe route takes you from the stark peaks of Glenveagh National Park via Mount Errigal to the sweeping beaches of Bunbeg. \nTRAIL AND MOUNTAIN RUNNING OR WALKING; CYCLING AND KAYAKING\nThe terrain includes rough tracks\, mountain scree\, trails\, sealed roads\, shimmering lakes and sand dunes. \nGFN ADVENTURE DUATHLON\nStay on dry land – same great routes as the Full and Sprint Courses\, just no kayaking. \nAdventure Duathlon: 62km / Sprint Adventure Duathlon: 44km \n\n\n\n\n\n\nTHE COURSE\n\n \n \nDOWNLOAD COURSE MAP HERE \n\n\n\n\nGAELFORCE NORTH – 64KM\nTHE BREAKDOWN OF DISCIPLINE DISTANCES WITHIN THE 64KM COURSE:\n1. Running/walking: 19.5km approx \n2. Cycling: 45.5km approx \n3. Kayaking: 2km max \n\nSTAGE 1 TRAIL AND ROAD RUN (15.5KM)\nStarting at the southwest end of Glenveagh Valley running along a narrow path through the Bridle Pass\, into the grounds of Glenveagh Castle and up and over Gartan Mountain (200m height) to Gartan Lake. This is a remarkable run through the valley and past Lough Veagh. Watch out for the Golden Eagles! \nSTAGE 2 KAYAKING ON GARTAN LAKE (2KM)\nYou will paddle a looped course on the lake. The boats are tandem sit-on-top kayaks. \nSTAGE 3 CYCLING (24KM)\nCycling on sealed tarmac roads through Glenveagh National Park and alongside the Derryveagh Mountains\, to Errigal Mountain \nSTAGE 4 ERRIGAL MOUNTAIN RUN/WALK (4KM)\nA marked route is followed up and down Mount Errigal. \nCompetitors must reach the base of Errigal by 1.30pm otherwise they will not be allowed to climb. \nSTAGE 5 CYCLING AND FINAL RUN (18.5KM)\nCycle to Inishcoole Beach at Bunbeg. This is a mix of on and off road cycling – approximately 6km off road along rough Coillte forest tracks. The race ends with a short run along the dunes to the finish line. \n**Note: There is a slight change to the final cycle – you will continue on the R258 until you reach the T-junction in Bunbeg\, turning right up to the town towards the finish line. \n\nADVENTURE DUATHLON – 62KM:\n\nThe course is the same as that above\, but without STAGE 2. \n\n\n\n\nGAELFORCE NORTH SPRINT – 45KM\nTHE BREAKDOWN OF DISCIPLINE DISTANCES WITHIN THE SPRINT COURSE:\n1. Running/walking: 12km approx \n2. Cycling: 32km approx \n3. Kayaking: 1km max \n\nSTAGE 1 TRAIL AND ROAD RUN (10KM)\nStarting at the southwest end of Glenveagh Valley running along a narrow path through the Bridle Pass\, passing through the grounds of Glenveagh Castle and to the bike transition in the car park. \nSTAGE 2 CYCLING (14KM)\nCycling on sealed tarmac roads through Glenveagh National Park\, alongside the Derryveagh Mountains\, to Errigal Mountain. \nSTAGE 4 ERRIGAL MOUNTAIN RUN/WALK (2KM)\nUp to the shoulder (approximately half way up) of Mount Errigal and back down. Terrain is varied\, including bog nearer the base and scree further up. \nCompetitors must reach the base of Errigal by 1.30pm otherwise they will not be allowed to climb. \nSTAGE 4 CYCLE AND KAYAK (1KM)\nFrom the bottom of Errigal it is a short cycle to Dunlewy Lake. There is a time out at the kayak transition except for those in the elite category. The boats are tandem sit-on-top kayaks. You will paddle a looped course on the lake. \nSTAGE 5 CYCLING AND FINAL RUN (18KM)\nCycle to Inishcoole Beach at Bunbeg. This is a mix of on and off road cycling – approximately 6km off road along rough Coillte forest tracks. The race ends with a short run along the dunes to the finish line at the beach. \n\nSPRINT ADVENTURE DUATHLON – 44KM:\n\nThe course is the same for the Sprint Course above\, without STAGE 4. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPRICING & INFO\n\n\n\nENTRY IS ONLINE ONLY AND IS NOW OPEN\nGAELFORCE NORTH & ADVENTURE DUATHLON\n€75.00pp    Until 17:00    January 31 2018(Early bird price) \n€85.00pp    Until 17:00    September 15 2018 \n€95.00pp    Until online entry closes & price on the day \nGAELFORCE NORTH SPRINT & SPRINT ADVENTURE DUATHLON\n€65.00pp    Until 17:00    January 31 2018 (Early bird price) \n€75.00pp    Until 17:00    September 15 2018 \n€85.00pp    Until online entry closes & price on the day \nPLEASE NOTE\nAll prices shown include bus transfer to start line. \nAll prices shown exclude €4.50 booking fee \nOnline registration closes at 15:00 on Thursday 21 September 2017 \nYou must be over 18 years of age on the day of the race to enter. \nBIKE TRANSFER (OPTIONAL)\n€10.00per bike*      Until registration closes \n*Bike transfer from registration at Glenswilly GAA pitch to your selected Bike Transition \nDOWNLOAD BIKE DISCLAIMER FORM HERE \nRETURN CUSTOMERS DISCOUNT\nIf you have taken part in a previous year you can avail of a further 10% discount off the entry price. Email us at info@gaelforceevents.com with the year and your finishing time and we will send you a discount code to use for your online entry. This discount is not available to use with any other discounts or promotions. \n\n\nGROUP BOOKINGS DISCOUNT\nBook 10 competitors and get the 11th person free – email us atinfo@gaelforceevents.com to organise your discount. \nPlease note: This discount is only available after the early bird discount ends (Jan 31st 2017) \nENTRY FEE INCLUDES\n\nEvent technical T-shirt\nGoodie bag from John West\nRace medal upon completion\nUse of kayaks\, paddles and buoyancy aids\nUse of individual electronic timing chips\nPost-event food from John West!\n\nPlease note t-shirts are ordered 4 weeks in advance of the race. Entries after this may have to have t-shirt posted out. \nIMPORTANT TIMES & LOCATIONS\nREGISTRATION:\nFrom 17:00 to 22:00 Friday 22 September 2017 at Glen Swilly GAA Club just outside Letterkenny. \nBIKE DROP LOCATIONS:\nGFN 64km & 62km: Gartan Lake \nGFN Sprint 45km & 44km: Glenveagh National Park \nWAVE START TIMES:\nFor all races the wave start times are at 07:00 and 07:30. These are the times the buses leave Bunbeg. The race starts 1.5hrs after this. \nNote: You must be in Wave 1 with no time out in order to be considered for a prize in any category. \nFor more information see our Race FAQs \n\n\n\n\n
URL:http://www.activiti.ie/event/gaelforce-north/
CATEGORIES:Adventure Race
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