Run Into the Sunset
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Summer Solstice

A fast and scenic 10K through quiet country roads in Ennis. Starting at 7:00pm on the longest day of the year, you'll chase the golden hour light through the Clare countryside.

Ennis Summer Solstice 10K • June 19, 2026 • 7:00pm Start • Chase the Sunset

Ennis Summer Solstice 10K • June 19, 2026 • 7:00pm Start • Chase the Sunset

Ennis Summer Solstice Race 2026

Golden Hour Running

7pm start means you're running in perfect evening light. Sunset doesn't hit until after 9pm in June – you'll finish bathed in that golden summer glow.

Lees Road, Ennis, Co. Clare
Thursday, June 19, 2026 • 7:00pm Start
10 Kilometre

Fast, Quiet Country Roads

No city traffic. No busy streets. Just you, quiet Clare countryside roads, and the rhythm of your feet hitting the pavement.

friday evening race

The ultimate weekend kickoff. Finish work, run 10K, start your weekend with endorphins pumping and a medal around your neck."

what’s included in your entry?

You Get:

  • Chip timing with instant results

  • Finisher's medal for all participants

  • Water stations on course

  • Fully marshalled and supported route

  • Post-race refreshments

  • Prizes for top finishers

  • The perfect Friday evening workout

  • A summer memory you'll want to repeat

race day details to know

Evening Timeline

  • 6:00pm - 6:45pm: Registration & race pack collection

  • 7:00pm: Race starts (sharp)

  • 8:30pm: Course closes

  • Medal collection at finish line

  • Post-race refreshments

Location & Route

  • Start/Finish: Lees Road, Ennis

  • Distance: 10 Kilometre (6.2 miles)

  • Course: Fast, quiet country roads

  • Surface: Tarmac

  • Scenic Clare countryside throughout

Who Can Enter

  • Open to runners, joggers, and walkers

  • All paces welcome

  • Perfect for after-work racing

  • Great for clubs, groups, solo runners

Summer Solstice Timing

  • 7:00pm start = perfect evening temperature

  • Sunset isn't until 9:30pm in June

  • You'll run in golden hour light

  • Finish with the sun still up

  • Still time for post-race celebration

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