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Tickets for the Streets of Kilkenny 5K sold quickly
With just under two weeks to go until the Streets of Kilkenny 5K, organisers have confirmed that the event is sold out and are offering advice for those still looking to enter.
While no waiting list is available, runners who can no longer take part and are willing to transfer their entry are encouraged to comment on the event’s social media so those looking for a place can reach out directly.
Organisers have made it clear that they do not take responsibility for entry transfers, but hope this will help connect runners ahead of race day.
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The Streets of Kilkenny 5K is renowned for its fast, flat two-lap course through Kilkenny's medieval city centre and along the River Nore.
Starting and finishing at The Parade near Kilkenny Castle, the route provides runners with both scenic views and a supportive atmosphere.
The event has consistently attracted a mix of elite athletes and recreational runners.
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