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Donadea 50k

Kilcock, Ireland • 14 Feb 2026

Donadea 50k 2026

Donadea 50k is the 16th Irish National Championship ultramarathon hosted by Donadea Running Club in Donadea, County Kildare. The event is planned for 14 February 2026 and is based at Donadea Forest Park; the date may change slightly because of proposed or potential works in the forest.

The race distance is 50 km. Ticket types and published prices include a standard Donadea 50k entry at €85, a Donadea club member rate at €37.38, and late entry tickets at €93. Elite invite only entries are listed as sold out. The organiser states that the race will sell out.

Late entry tickets note that parking will be offsite and a bus will be provided to and from the race. Deferrals and refunds are allowed up to 31 December. All details and updates are published on the Donadea50k Facebook page and questions are to be directed there.

The event is organised by Donadea Running Club. Where possible, published instructions and any changes will be communicated through the event Facebook page. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

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Race information

Registration
50 km
Donadea 50k
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