After 11 exciting rounds the Duathlon National Series has come to an end for 2024. Starting in January with the Galco Naas Duathlon and finishing in April with the Duathlon National Championships in Dublin’s Phoenix Park showcasing some of the best Run-Bike-Run events Ireland has to offer.
2024 saw new series winners after Ciara Wilson and Anthony O’Brien had dominated the previous two seasons.
James Graham of Peninsula Triathlon Club produced a perfect score of 2400 points to claim the Men’s National Duathlon Series title.
Graham’s win at Galco Naas Round 2 provided 700 points, to add to the 700 for winning SERE Lisburn, bringing him into the Phoenix Park National Championships level with Belpark Triathlon Club’s Conal Cremen.
Cremen had also secured back to back wins at Athy’s Flat Out Duathlon and the Carlow Duathlon, to also enter the National Championships with 1400 points. However, a 5th place finish in Phoenix Park saw Graham’s points secure the overall series lead.
Enda Bagnall of Eden Triathlon Club rounded out the overall series podium with two 2nd place finishes and a 7th at the National Championships, also securing the overall top spot in the 45-49 age category.
Megan Roberts of Piranha Triathlon Club dominated the Women’s Series this year. As in the Men’s Series, the overall winner entered the National Championships with 1400 points; with wins at both the Tramore Medical Clinic WTC Tramore Duathlon and the Carlow Duathlon. Her 5th place finish at the National Championships in Phoenix Park saw her seal the overall series title for 2024.
Meadhbh Moynihan from Crosshaven Triathlon Club and Roisin Kelleher of Limerick Triathlon Club battled for second and third place in the series with only 50 points separating them in the overall standings.
Both athletes came into the National Championships with combined points of 1246.438. Moynihan crossed the line 56 seconds ahead of Kelleher to seal her second place in the overall standings, with Kelleher completing the overall podium.
You can catch up on how each race unfolded, and view all of the image galleries from our TI Media photographers here.
View all of the races in the Triathlon National Series here and get ready for the triathlon season!
Triathlon Ireland is delighted to introduce the newly appointed Women in Sport (WIS) Advocates for 2026.
The Triathlon Ireland offices will be closed for the Festive period between 3pm on Friday 19th December and will re-open again at 9am on Monday 5th January.
There have been some exciting appointments within our Performance team over 2025 and into 2026. Triathlon Ireland is delighted to announce the appointment of Gary Ryan as Performance Director. Tokyo Olympian Russell White also joined the team earlier this year, as Apprentice Coach at the National Triathlon Centre, UL.
The 2025 Triathlon Ireland Youth Series, supported by AIG – has officially come to a close. View final results, race recaps and save the date for our Youth Series Celebration!
Triathlon Ireland is pleased to announce that the race sanctioning process for the 2026 season is now live. Event organisers can now submit their races for approval and ensure they meet Triathlon Ireland’s standards for safety, quality, and athlete experience
Triathlon Ireland is proud to announce the new youth voice of triathlon with the Youth Triathlon Commission 2026/27.
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