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KBC Dublin Marathon bosses have confirmed that October's race is now officially sold out with a record breaking 22,500 entries
An additional 2,500 tickets went on sale for the marathon this morning and over 8,000 runners were vying for a place.
Earlier today, Dublin Marathon bosses apologized to members of the public who were experiencing difficulties while trying to book a place in the popular race due to a technical malfunction with their website.
The team said that an issue with the EventMaster database was causing problems for those trying to login to the site during peak demand.
Organizers confirmed the additional entries back in February, bringing the event to a field of 22,500 for the first time.
Dublin Marathon tweeted this morning: "The #KBCDublinMarathon is now sold out with a record 22,500 entries.
"We know that many of you are disappointed not to have secured an entry.
"We had over 8,000 vying for 2,500 entries which led to some technical difficulties with Eventmaster often encountered during peak demand."
The KBC Dublin Marathon will be celebrating its 40th anniversary this year.
The popular race completely sold out of the first 20,000 entries back in December - a whopping ten months before the big event.
The 42km race will take place on Sunday, October 27 at 8.45am across Dublin city center.
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KBC Dublin Marathon
The KBC Dublin Marathon, which is run through the historic Georgian streets of Dublin, Ireland's largest and capital city.The course is largely flat and is a single lap, starting and finishing close to the City Centre. Conditions formarathon running are ideal....
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