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02/06/2014
Women Take To Dublin Streets For Flora Marathon
Over 40,000 women are currently taking part in the Flora Women's Mini Marathon in Dublin today.
The event began at 14:00 this afternoon from Baggot Street Lower and road closures and traffic diversions are expected to be in place around the city centre until 18:00 this evening.
Organisers say 15,000 women will be running the race today, with the remainder walking the course. It is thought that over 800 charities are being represented at the event.
The route takes in Baggot Street, Pembroke Road, Merrion Road, Nutley Lane, Stillorgan Road, Donnybrook, Leeson Street Upper and Fitzwilliam Square.
Three marathon events are also taking place in Cork City today; a full marathon, a half marathon and team relay race.
(IT)
The event began at 14:00 this afternoon from Baggot Street Lower and road closures and traffic diversions are expected to be in place around the city centre until 18:00 this evening.
Organisers say 15,000 women will be running the race today, with the remainder walking the course. It is thought that over 800 charities are being represented at the event.
The route takes in Baggot Street, Pembroke Road, Merrion Road, Nutley Lane, Stillorgan Road, Donnybrook, Leeson Street Upper and Fitzwilliam Square.
Three marathon events are also taking place in Cork City today; a full marathon, a half marathon and team relay race.
(IT)
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Over 40,000 women will hit the streets of Dublin on Monday for annual mini marathon. The events participants hope to raise millions of euro for 400 different charities, with women taking part in the race from 3pm this afternoon. The race starts at Fitzwilliam Square and continues over 10km en route to St Stephen's green.
Women Take To Dublin's Streets For Mini Marathon
Over 40,000 women will hit the streets of Dublin on Monday for annual mini marathon. The events participants hope to raise millions of euro for 400 different charities, with women taking part in the race from 3pm this afternoon. The race starts at Fitzwilliam Square and continues over 10km en route to St Stephen's green.
09 November 2011
Dublin Prepares For Cold Snap
Dublin City Council has revealed a plan to make the city winter-ready. Last year snow and ice caused problems on the city's roads and footpaths. Over 2,350 tonnes of salt has been stockpiled and 1,155 more tonnes is being sought from the National Roads Authority to keep streets free of snow and ice.
Dublin Prepares For Cold Snap
Dublin City Council has revealed a plan to make the city winter-ready. Last year snow and ice caused problems on the city's roads and footpaths. Over 2,350 tonnes of salt has been stockpiled and 1,155 more tonnes is being sought from the National Roads Authority to keep streets free of snow and ice.
31 October 2011
Record Turnout For Dublin Marathon
A record number of people are set to compete in the Dublin Marathon this Halloween with a noted 14,000 contenders; meanwhile motorists are being warned of road closures and diversions.
Record Turnout For Dublin Marathon
A record number of people are set to compete in the Dublin Marathon this Halloween with a noted 14,000 contenders; meanwhile motorists are being warned of road closures and diversions.
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Number Of Homeless Women On Dublin Streets Rises
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Number Of Homeless Women On Dublin Streets Rises
The number of women facing homelessness in Dublin is significantly rising, according the Simon Community. One hundred and forty eight women sought help from the charity's "rough-sleeper" team in the first six months of this year, compared with 71 for the same period last year.
21 September 2009
Safety Focus For Mobility Week
Irish people are being encouraged to walk, cycle or to avail of public transport, especially during European Mobility Week which is running until tomorrow. Gardaí are also upporting an 'In Town Without My Car' day as part of the initiative and are urging people to be safe, whatever method they chose, in supporting European Mobility Week.
Safety Focus For Mobility Week
Irish people are being encouraged to walk, cycle or to avail of public transport, especially during European Mobility Week which is running until tomorrow. Gardaí are also upporting an 'In Town Without My Car' day as part of the initiative and are urging people to be safe, whatever method they chose, in supporting European Mobility Week.
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Ireland WeatherToday:Showers today, occasional north and west of Lough Neagh, but only a few isolated light outbreaks expected for Belfast and county Down where the best of the winter sunshine is expected. West to northwest winds brisk around the coasts. Maximum temperature 10 °C.Tonight:Showers focused across northern areas of the Province, with most in the south staying dry, with a frost developing for many here. Northwest winds fresh around the coasts. Minimum temperature 0 °C.
