Daniel Mesfin has won the men's race of the Irish Life Dublin Marathon in a time of 2:08.51 this morning.
The American came home 18 seconds ahead of Manazot Siyum of Ethiopia. Sweden's Samuel Tsegaye was third.
David McGlynn was the first Irish athlete to cross the finish line, in sixth place, posting 2:11.01.
Ryan Creech was just one place behind, taking second place in the national championship race for the third time in 2:11.46.
Ireland's David McGlynn was the first Irish Athlete to cross the finish line in the Dublin Marathon @rtenews #irishlifedublinmarathon pic.twitter.com/Q3ZkE5qNC9
— Eleanor Burnhill (@ElMcM) October 26, 2025
Eebbissee Addunyaa of Ethiopia won the women's race in 2:26.28.
Nineteen-year-old Ava Crean was the first Irish female home, sixth overall, in a personal best time 2:34.11.
Two-time national champion Ann-Marie McGlynn (45) was the second Irish woman to cross the line, finishing eighth overall in 2:36.24.
