The 41st Dublin Marathon took place earlier today, the first in three years, with 25,000 competitors taking part.
Morocco's Taoufik Allem won the men's race in a time of 2 hours 11 minutes and 30 seconds, while Ethiopia's Nigist Mulaneh was victorious in the women's race with a time of 2:28.32
Martin Hoare and Courtney Gallagher took home the national titles, with Patrick Monahan from Kildare winning the wheelchair race for a sixth time.
You can check out some of the best photos from the race below.
2022 Dublin Marathon In Pictures
30 October 2022; A general view of the start of the 2022 Irish Life Dublin Marathon. 25,000 runners took to the Fitzwilliam Square start line, to participate in the 41st running of the Dublin Marathon, after a two-year absence. Photo by Harry Murphy/Sportsfile
30 October 2022; Christopher Koch competes in the 2022 Irish Life Dublin Marathon. 25,000 runners took to the Fitzwilliam Square start line to participate in the 41st running of the Dublin Marathon after a two-year absence. Photo by Harry Murphy/Sportsfile
30 October 2022; Danny Mc Laughlin from Donegal, left, and Liam McLaughlin from Donegal, with their finishers medals after the 2022 Irish Life Dublin Marathon. 25,000 runners took to the Fitzwilliam Square start line to participate in the 41st running of the Dublin Marathon after a two-year absence. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile
30 October 2022; Nigist Muluneh competes in the 2022 Irish Life Dublin Marathon. 25,000 runners took to the Fitzwilliam Square start line to participate in the 41st running of the Dublin Marathon after a two-year absence. Photo by Harry Murphy/Sportsfile
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30 October 2022; Participants compete in the 2022 Irish Life Dublin Marathon. 25,000 runners took to the Fitzwilliam Square start line, to participate in the 41st running of the Dublin Marathon, after a two-year absence. Photo by Harry Murphy/Sportsfile
30 October 2022; Christopher Koch competes in the 2022 Irish Life Dublin Marathon. 25,000 runners took to the Fitzwilliam Square start line to participate in the 41st running of the Dublin Marathon after a two-year absence. Photo by Harry Murphy/Sportsfile
30 October 2022; 2022 Irish Life chief exectuive officer, Declan Bolger presents gold medallist Patrick Monahan, from Kildare, silver medallist Sam Kolek, from Dublin, and bronze medallist Mark Millar from Derry with their medals respectively as the top three wheelchair finishers of the Dublin Marathon. 25,000 runners took to the Fitzwilliam Square start line to participate in the 41st running of the Dublin Marathon after a two-year absence. Photo by Harry Murphy/Sportsfile
30 October 2022; Taoufik Allam from Dublin, crosses the line to become the 2022 Irish Life Dublin Marathon champion of the men’s field with a time of 2:11:30, during the 2022 Irish Life Dublin Marathon. 25,000 runners took to the Fitzwilliam Square start line to participate in the 41st running of the Dublin Marathon after a two-year absence. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile
30 October 2022; Taoufik Allam accepts the Noel Carroll Trophy for top male finisher, presented by Irish Life chief executive officer, Declan Bolger at the 2022 Irish Life Dublin Marathon. In second place was Ashenafi Boja and third place was Birhanu Teshome. 25,000 runners took to the Fitzwilliam Square start line to participate in the 41st running of the Dublin Marathon after a two-year absence. Photo by Harry Murphy/Sportsfile
30 October 2022; Martin Hoare, from Celbridge AC, crosses the line to win the men's national title at the 2022 Irish Life Dublin Marathon. 25,000 runners took to the Fitzwilliam Square start line to participate in the 41st running of the Dublin Marathon after a two-year absence. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile
30 October 2022; Courtney McGuire, from Clonmel AC, crosses the line to win the women's national title at the 2022 Irish Life Dublin Marathon. 25,000 runners took to the Fitzwilliam Square start line to participate in the 41st running of the Dublin Marathon after a two-year absence. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile
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