Tri an Tábhairne Olympic Triathlon

For 2022 Tri Na Tabhairne Olympic distance triathlon looks set to go-ahead for the second year, on September 18 at 9.30am.

Organised by Crosshaven Triathlon Club, and raced from Fountainstown beach, the race has 100 available spots and a new relay option.

The Olympic distance event includes a 1.5km swim, 40km hilly cycle and a hilly 10km run to finish.

  • Robert Duggan, Trevor Mahoney & Trevor Woods: Triathlon Ireland Technical Officials, at the Tri an Tábhairne Olympic Triathlon, Fountainstown Co.Cork 25th September 2021. Photo Siobhán Russell
  • Race Marshalls: Sean O’Mahony, Caroline Murphy, Eoin Healy, Paula Murphy & Ian Heffernan, at the Tri an Tábhairne Olympic Triathlon, Fountainstown Co.Cork 25th September 2021. Photo Siobhán Russell

Thank you to all athletes, marshals, and sponsors who helped to raise a total of €5,100 for our nominated charities- Cork Missing Persons; Crosshaven RNLI; H.E.R.O. Trust

Tri an Tábhairne 2021 photos

1500m swim with ‘aussie exit’
2 laps of 750m departing from slipway, looping buoys, exiting onto the beach, run around a marker, and back into the water for second lap.
38.9km cycle
depart Fountainstown & complete 3 loops with a total elevation of 531m
Bike course (1 loop)
9.6km run
loop from back beach up around by the Foheens and back to Fountainstown, with a total elevation of 173m
Run Course

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