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Race Results Ireland: Find and Claim Your Time
You crossed the finish line. Now you want to know how you got on.
Usually, that means trying to remember who timed the race, finding their website and scrolling through a massive results table on your phone.
We built Leggit Results to make that much easier.
Find the race. Type your name. Done. Your time, position and category placing are right there.
One search for race results across Ireland
There are loads of timing companies covering races across Ireland. Each one has its own website and its own way of showing results.
As a runner, you shouldn't need to know who timed the race just to find your time.
Leggit brings results from different providers together in one place. Recent races appear at the top, or you can search by race name. Open the race, type your full name and we'll take you straight to your result, even in a field of thousands.
Save the race. We'll send the results.
If you've already saved the race on Leggit, even better. We'll email you when the results land on Leggit.
No checking different websites or wondering if the results are up yet. Run the race, enjoy the post-race sandwich and let us send the result to you.
Claim it. Keep it.
Finding your time is only the start.
When you spot yourself in the results, tap "This is me" to add the result to your Leggit profile.
Race by race, you'll build up your own running history. Your saved races, completed races and finish times all live together in one place, no matter which company timed them.
Creating a Leggit profile is free and only takes a few seconds with Google or email.
Results that make sense on your phone
Most race results pages are not exactly lovely to use on a phone. We wanted Leggit Results to be different.
Everything is easy to search, scan and understand:
- Find any finisher by name
- See overall and category positions
- Spot podium finishers at a glance
- Filter results by age category
- See chip and gun times clearly labelled
- Check whether results are provisional or final
So, if you finished first in F40, it won't disappear inside a giant table. We see you.
Gun time or chip time?
Gun time starts when the race begins and ends when you cross the finish line. If you start farther back in the field, it includes the time it took you to reach the starting mat.
Chip time starts when you cross the starting mat and ends when you cross the finish mat. For most of us, this is the fairest reflection of how long the race actually took.
Race prizes are generally decided by gun time, while runners usually use chip time when checking for a personal best. Leggit labels both clearly whenever they are available. For the full explainer, see how race results work in Ireland.
Your whole running loop, in one place
Leggit started with a simple goal: make it easier to find races across Ireland. Results bring the rest of it together.
Find it. Save it. Run it. Claim it. Then find the next one.
Your upcoming races and completed results now live on the same profile. One place to plan what's next and keep every finish.
More race results added every week
We don't have every result in Ireland yet, but we're adding more races and result sources every week.
If you can't find your race today, check back soon. Every results page shows when we last checked the data and whether the results are provisional or final.
Search Irish race results on Leggit →
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