Triathlon Ireland is delighted to announce the return of the Intervarsity National Championships for 2026, offering college and university students across Ireland the chance to compete for national titles in both duathlon and triathlon.
This year, the championships will be hosted across two iconic events:
These events provide a fantastic platform for students to represent their university or college, experience championship racing, and be part of a growing and competitive student community within the sport.
Whether you’re an experienced triathlete or completely new to multisport, the Intervarsity Championships are for you.
Intervarsity Duathlon National Championships
A fast, accessible early-season race set in the heart of Dublin
Sunday 19th April 2026
9am
Register and select your college / university during entry to be included in Intervarsity results.
https://www.popupraces.ie/race/belpark-phoenix-park-duathlon-2026/
Sunday 14th June 2026
8.15am (approx)
University of Galway, Corrib Village, Dangan
Swim: 750 m downstream in the River Corrib, one of Europe’s fastest rivers.
Bike: A flat, fast, out-and-back route along the Moycullen bypass.
Run: A scenic finish through the University of Galway campus and along the Corrib.
Register and select your college / university during entry to be included in Intervarsity results.
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The Intervarsity Championships are open to:
Participants must confirm their college / University during registration to be included in Intervarsity results.
To be eligible for Intervarsity National Championship titles and medals, athletes must:
Athletes who do not meet these criteria can still participate but will not be eligible for championship titles or medals.
Students from across Ireland come together to compete for Intervarsity honours.
At the 2025 Championships held at the Galway Tribesman Triathlon, standout performances included:
Open (Men) Overall
Female Overall
The Intervarsity Championships are about more than racing – they’re about challenging yourself, representing your college or university, and of course enjoying the experience!
Triathlon Ireland encourages all colleges and university clubs to:
If you have any questions about the Intervarsity National Championships, queries on eligibility, entries, or competition details get in touch with our team who will be happy to help.
Email: events@triathlonireland.com
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