Entry into this race is included in the Duathlon Boot Camp, held in Bushy Park and Terenure College

02 June 2010 Duathlon Series

2.7km run, 13km cycle, 2.7km run

The Dublin City Duathlon Series is held in the Phoenix Park on a circuit closed to traffic and comprises a 2.7km run, 13km cycle (3 laps) and finally a 2.7km run. This 2010 series is now in it's 8th year and this June will be the 30th event.

With about 100 newcomers per event, many on mountain bikes, it's the ideal first event for those looking to get into the multi-sport and triathlon scene. However newcomers are not to be underestimated; Garry Crossan & Kevin Keane have won here at their first attempt. Also as cash‘primes' are given for the first person to finish the first 2mile leg, certain track stars (who shall remain nameless) have been know to race for the ‘primes' alone.

The course was designed with first timersand spectators in mind, as the run is flat and the cycle is on wide well surfaced roads, which are closed to traffic and you'll pass the spectators 5 times over event. Most of the 300 plus competitors in each race finish within 25 minutes of the winners, so it's very competitive and you're guaranteed not to be in no-mans land during the event, finding yourself minutes from competitors ahead and behind you.

Costs for Triathlon Ireland members

€17 (€18.09 incl online fee)

Costs for non-Triathlon Ireland members

€25 (€26.60 incl online fee)

Entry into this race is included in the Triathlon Boot Camp, held in Bushy Park and Terenure College

Kilcock Triathlon - 22nd May, 2010

Sprint Triathlon: 400m swim, 20km cycle, 5km run.

The 400m & 750m Swim

The swim will be dead straight along the Royal Canal. Starting close to the Kilcock Harbour (pictured). Waterquality exceeds that set out for a Blue Flag. Click for report.

The 20km Cycle

The cycle will be on roads closed to traffic between Kilcock and Maynooth. You will cycle out and back on the 5km stretch of road twice, to complete 20km

The 5km Run

The run will be 100% on trails along the picturesque Royal Canal trail and through the grounds of the North Kildare Sports Club.