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HYROX DUBLIN

HYROX DUBLIN

Podiums & winners by division — Dublin

Dublin, IrelandNovember 12 – 16, 2025
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About the event

HYROX Dublin returns to the Royal Dublin Society from November 12 to 16, 2025, for a highly anticipated stop on the international circuit. This event brings together athletes from across Europe and beyond to compete on an 8km course combining running and functional strength challenges. Dublin perfectly embodies the HYROX spirit: a dynamic, competitive city passionate about sports. This edition is already sold out, reflecting the massive popularity of the circuit in the region. The unique Irish atmosphere, combined with a high density of elite athletes and challengers, promises an intense and memorable competition. In the Women's Pro division, Lucy Procter will defend her title, drawing a star-studded starting line. It's the perfect opportunity to test yourself against international-level competitors in an exceptional setting.

HYROX Dublin 2025 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Dublin offers a wide range of accommodations to suit all budgets, from luxury hotels to friendly hostels. The Ballsbridge area, where HYROX takes place, concentrates tourist options with direct proximity to the Royal Dublin Society. Expect high rates during the November event period, as the influx of athletes and spectators impacts availability. Nearby hotels provide modern amenities and wellness services, perfect after an intense day of effort. Hostels offer a social vibe and more affordable prices. It's strongly recommended to book well in advance to secure your stay.

Race Info

Dublin is accessible via Shannon International Airport or Aer Lingus from major European cities. Once there, public transport is efficient: buses, trams, and trains easily connect to the Royal Dublin Society in the city center. For participants arriving early, allow time for acclimatization, recovery, and local exploration to boost performance. Taxis and ride-sharing services complement options for direct trips to your accommodation. Ballsbridge is well-served and central, allowing you to combine light training and sightseeing. Avoid arriving too late the night before to ensure optimal sleep before the competition.

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Frequently asked questions

Pro Men: Maarten Enthoven (NED) in 54:58.

Pro Women: Melanie Maurer (SUI) in 1:00:38.

Open Men: Lucas Parker (GBR) in 55:08.

Open Women: Maleah Chumley (USA) in 1:02:07.

Pro Men: Tom Hogan (IRL) and Jay Hogan (IRL) in 53:22.

Pro Women: Zara Piergianni (GBR) and Gabriella Moriarty (GBR) in 56:01.

Open Men: Aaron Woodman (GBR) and Lee Tynan (GBR) in 50:34.

Open Women: Mairead Gibbons (IRL) and Christina Connolly (IRL) in 57:12.

Open Mixed: Ben Sutherland (GBR) and Niamh Young (GBR) in 52:12.

Open Men: Mick Flynn (AUS), Brian Mccarthy (IRL), Darragh O keeffe (IRL), and John Fitzgerald (IRL) in 50:34.

Open Women: Chloe Sawyer (IRL), Emma Kerr (GBR), Hayley Mcloughlin (IRL), and Aoife Walsh (IRL) in 58:12.

Open Mixed: Niamh Young (GBR), Travis Owles (GBR), Lauren Leigh Richardson (GBR), and Ben Sutherland (GBR) in 49:06.

The fastest Pro athletes finish a HYROX race in under an hour, top Open athletes between 1h and 1h15. The podium times for each division are shown above.