infomatique : photos : Dublin Marathon 2007 : Adidas Dublin Marathon 2007 Monday 29th October, 2007. Aleksey Sokolov has retained his adidas DublinMarathon title and set a new Dublin Marathon record time of 2:09:07 to win the 2007 adidas Dublin Marathon. Fellow Russian and 2006 title holder Alina Ivanova also retained her title in the ladies race in a time of 2:29:20.Speaking at the finish Sokolov shared his delight at retaining the title:“I am delighted to come back and win in Dublin again this year. I have also achieved a personal best, which is an extra bonus. The atmosphere was great on the day and the crowd was really supportive.”Pauline Curley was the first Irish lady to cross the line in 2:42:30, while Galway’s Michael O’Connor took the Irish men’s title in 2:25:48.Speaking after the race Curley commented:“It is great to come back this year to take the Irish ladies title.”Approximately 11,000 runners turned out on the day to take part in the race, which had 52 countries represented.ResultsMen’s1st Aleksey Sokolov (2:09:07)2nd Thomas Abyu (2:10:37)3rd Dejene Yirdawe (2:11:08)Women’s1st Alina Ivanova(2:29:20)2nd Larisa Zyusko (2:31:42)3rd Nguriatukei RaelKiyara (2:33:27)Wheelchair1st Richie Powell (1:59:06)2nd Jim Corbett (2:16:35)3rd Paul Hannon (2:20:19)- powered by SmugMug

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infomatique > Dublin City Marathon 2007 Monday 29th October, 2007. Aleksey Sokolov has retained his adidas DublinMarathon title and set a new Dublin Marathon record time of 2:09:07 to win the 2007 adidas Dublin Marathon. Fellow Russian and 2006 title holder Alina Ivanova also retained her title in the ladies race in a time of 2:29:20.Speaking at the finish Sokolov shared his delight at retaining the title:“I am delighted to come back and win in Dublin again this year. I have also achieved a personal best, which is an extra bonus. The atmosphere was great on the day and the crowd was really supportive.”Pauline Curley was the first Irish lady to cross the line in 2:42:30, while Galway’s Michael O’Connor took the Irish men’s title in 2:25:48.Speaking after the race Curley commented:“It is great to come back this year to take the Irish ladies title.”Approximately 11,000 runners turned out on the day to take part in the race, which had 52 countries represented.ResultsMen’s1st Aleksey Sokolov (2:09:07)2nd Thomas Abyu (2:10:37)3rd Dejene Yirdawe (2:11:08)Women’s1st Alina Ivanova(2:29:20)2nd Larisa Zyusko (2:31:42)3rd Nguriatukei RaelKiyara (2:33:27)Wheelchair1st Richie Powell (1:59:06)2nd Jim Corbett (2:16:35)3rd Paul Hannon (2:20:19)

infomatique > Adidas Dublin Marathon 2007 Monday 29th October, 2007. Aleksey Sokolov has retained his adidas DublinMarathon title and set a new Dublin Marathon record time of 2:09:07 to win the 2007 adidas Dublin Marathon. Fellow Russian and 2006 title holder Alina Ivanova also retained her title in the ladies race in a time of 2:29:20.Speaking at the finish Sokolov shared his delight at retaining the title:“I am delighted to come back and win in Dublin again this year. I have also achieved a personal best, which is an extra bonus. The atmosphere was great on the day and the crowd was really supportive.”Pauline Curley was the first Irish lady to cross the line in 2:42:30, while Galway’s Michael O’Connor took the Irish men’s title in 2:25:48.Speaking after the race Curley commented:“It is great to come back this year to take the Irish ladies title.”Approximately 11,000 runners turned out on the day to take part in the race, which had 52 countries represented.ResultsMen’s1st Aleksey Sokolov (2:09:07)2nd Thomas Abyu (2:10:37)3rd Dejene Yirdawe (2:11:08)Women’s1st Alina Ivanova(2:29:20)2nd Larisa Zyusko (2:31:42)3rd Nguriatukei RaelKiyara (2:33:27)Wheelchair1st Richie Powell (1:59:06)2nd Jim Corbett (2:16:35)3rd Paul Hannon (2:20:19)

infomatique > 2007 Dublin City Marathon (Ireland) Monday 29th October, 2007. Aleksey Sokolov has retained his adidas DublinMarathon title and set a new Dublin Marathon record time of 2:09:07 to win the 2007 adidas Dublin Marathon. Fellow Russian and 2006 title holder Alina Ivanova also retained her title in the ladies race in a time of 2:29:20.Speaking at the finish Sokolov shared his delight at retaining the title:“I am delighted to come back and win in Dublin again this year. I have also achieved a personal best, which is an extra bonus. The atmosphere was great on the day and the crowd was really supportive.”Pauline Curley was the first Irish lady to cross the line in 2:42:30, while Galway’s Michael O’Connor took the Irish men’s title in 2:25:48.Speaking after the race Curley commented:“It is great to come back this year to take the Irish ladies title.”Approximately 11,000 runners turned out on the day to take part in the race, which had 52 countries represented.ResultsMen’s1st Aleksey Sokolov (2:09:07)2nd Thomas Abyu (2:10:37)3rd Dejene Yirdawe (2:11:08)Women’s1st Alina Ivanova(2:29:20)2nd Larisa Zyusko (2:31:42)3rd Nguriatukei RaelKiyara (2:33:27)Wheelchair1st Richie Powell (1:59:06)2nd Jim Corbett (2:16:35)3rd Paul Hannon (2:20:19)

$infomatique > 2007 Dublin City Marathon (Ireland) The Dublin Marathon is a marathon run every year in Dublin, Ireland. The marathon is normally run in late October, on a Monday which is a Bank Holiday in Ireland, each year and has been held since 1980. In 2005 there were about 10,000 race participants, half of whom were from overseas.The course is reasonably flat. It starts at Nassau Street in the city center and concludes at Merrion Square.The race was founded in 1980. 2,100 took part that year with Dick Hooper claiming first place in a time of 2:16:14. The women\'s winner was Carey May who finished in 2:42:11.The event record, which was shattered in 1982 by Jerry Kiernan in 2:13:45, is currently held by Aleksey Sokolov, a Russian national who ran the race in 2006 in a time of 2:11:38. The women\'s record is by Ruth Kutol (from Kenya), being 2:27:22. By 1988 the number of participants had increased to 8,700; up from the 4,000 the previous year.It was 2000 before the 1988 participation record was finally broken when 8,900 took part. In 2001 the marathon became part of the Adidas Marathon Series. It is expected that 10,000 will take part in the 2007 event. A competitor died while running in the 2006 marathon. It is thought he died of heart failure.$

Adidas Dublin Marathon 2007 Monday 29th October, 2007. Aleksey Sokolov has retained his adidas DublinMarathon title and set a new Dublin Marathon record time of 2:09:07 to win the 2007 adidas Dublin Marathon. Fellow Russian and 2006 title holder Alina Ivanova also retained her title in the ladies race in a time of 2:29:20.Speaking at the finish Sokolov shared his delight at retaining the title:“I am delighted to come back and win in Dublin again this year. I have also achieved a personal best, which is an extra bonus. The atmosphere was great on the day and the crowd was really supportive.”Pauline Curley was the first Irish lady to cross the line in 2:42:30, while Galway’s Michael O’Connor took the Irish men’s title in 2:25:48.Speaking after the race Curley commented:“It is great to come back this year to take the Irish ladies title.”Approximately 11,000 runners turned out on the day to take part in the race, which had 52 countries represented.ResultsMen’s1st Aleksey Sokolov (2:09:07)2nd Thomas Abyu (2:10:37)3rd Dejene Yirdawe (2:11:08)Women’s1st Alina Ivanova(2:29:20)2nd Larisa Zyusko (2:31:42)3rd Nguriatukei RaelKiyara (2:33:27)Wheelchair1st Richie Powell (1:59:06)2nd Jim Corbett (2:16:35)3rd Paul Hannon (2:20:19)