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HYROX Dublin

HYROX Dublin

Podiums & winners by division — Dublin

Dublin, IrelandNovember 15 – 17, 2024
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About the event

HYROX Dublin is a season 7 standout with its multi-day format at the prestigious Royal Dublin Society in lively Ballsbridge. This event draws over 8800 athletes across 12 divisions, awarding 89 qualifying slots for the World Championships. Sponsored by Sports Direct, it heralds the 2026 opening of Ireland's first HYROX Performance Center inside a new Everlast Gyms+ flagship store, boosting HYROX's presence in the Irish capital. Pro results dazzle: Maarten Enthoven wins men's in 54:58, Melanie Maurer takes women's in 1:00:38, while Zara Piergianni and Gabriella Moriarty dominate women's doubles in 56:01. Pre-event buzz from Red Bull with shakeout run and PUMA shoe trials, Dublin delivers an electric atmosphere blending extreme performance and Irish community spirit, making this edition unforgettable for all participants.

HYROX Dublin 2024 Podium

Solo

Doubles

Relay

Plan your stay

Dublin offers plentiful accommodation options tailored for HYROX participants and spectators. Ballsbridge, near the Royal Dublin Society, features modern hotels with gyms and wellness recovery facilities, ideal for peak preparation. In the city center, reachable by quick public transport, expect cozy spots with warm Irish vibes and hearty full Irish breakfasts for an energy boost. Coastal areas like Donnybrook provide quiet stays with park access for outdoor warm-ups. Varied budgets: luxury for premium comfort, budget-friendly for groups, all with reliable WiFi to track live results. Book early for event packages including venue shuttles, ensuring optimal rest and convenient proximity in this welcoming city.

Race Info

To reach HYROX Dublin, fly into Dublin Airport, well-linked by direct buses or taxis to the center and Ballsbridge in under an hour. Ride the efficient DART coastal train for a scenic trip to Grand Canal Dock station, steps from the Royal Dublin Society. Local buses connect major hubs easily, with affordable daily passes for multiple trips. Athletes, arrive the day before for acclimation and venue scouting via the official hall map. Park in secure on-site lots if driving, or use urban bike-sharing for an eco-friendly arrival. Plan for weekday traffic peaks; leverage real-time transport apps for smooth journeys. Stay hydrated and pack essentials for seamless prep to the start line.

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Pro Men: Sean Noble (IRL) in 55:30.

Pro Women: Lucy Procter (GBR) in 1:02:57.

Open Men: Joe Orr (IRL) in 55:55.

Open Women: Lauren Wilson (GBR) in 1:02:10.

Pro Men: Ciaran Parkinson (ENG) and Tony Revell (SHN) in 52:30.

Pro Women: Gail Woodburn (GBR) and Jacalyn Dunlop (GBR) in 1:04:50.

Open Men: Declan Edwards (GBR) and James Parton (GBR) in 51:34.

Open Women: Chelsey Smith (ENG) and Melissa Stabler (ENG) in 1:00:48.

Open Mixed: Joe Orr (IRL) and Kirby Mercer (GBR) in 56:19.

Open Men: Martyn Irvine (IRL), Fritz Grobien (GER), Stephen Harold (IRL), and Barry Watkins (IRL) in 52:42.

Open Women: Anna Syme (IRL), Isobel Jones (GBR), Megan Walsh (GBR), and Aine Jones (IRL) in 1:04:24.

Open Mixed: Aileen Crowley (IRL), Fionán Crowley (IRL), Kieran Crowley (IRL), and Sarah Hashish (IRL) in 1:05:05.

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.