Pictures: 45th Echo Women’s Mini Marathon a winner

More than 4,100 participants signed up to run, walk, or wheel the 6km course from Centre Park Road to Kennedy Park
Pictures: 45th Echo Women’s Mini Marathon a winner

DJ Gary Fleming with participants enjoying the music after The Echo Women's Mini Marathon. Picture: Eddie O'Hare

Thousands of women — and some creatively dressed men — took to the streets of Cork on Sunday for the 45th Echo Women’s Mini Marathon, helping to raise vital funds for charities.

More than 4,100 participants signed up to run, walk, or wheel the 6km course from Centre Park Road to Kennedy Park in what is the largest event of its kind on the Munster calendar. Organisers estimate the annual event raises around €1.5m for charities each year.

The race was won by Kerry athlete Niamh O’Mahony of An Ríocht AC in 20 minutes and 29 seconds. “I’ve not done a road race like this before, it was a last-minute decision, but there was such a good atmosphere,” said Ms O’Mahony.

Isobel Twomey and mum Rowena, Midleton, at the finish line at Kennedy Park after The Echo Women's Mini-Marathon 2026. Picture: Larry Cummins
Isobel Twomey and mum Rowena, Midleton, at the finish line at Kennedy Park after The Echo Women's Mini-Marathon 2026. Picture: Larry Cummins

 Heading for the finish line at Kennedy Park after The Echo Women's Mini-Marathon 2026. Picture: Larry Cummins
Heading for the finish line at Kennedy Park after The Echo Women's Mini-Marathon 2026. Picture: Larry Cummins

 Johnny Cramer with a message of love for his mum Maria at the finish line at Kennedy Park after The Echo Women's Mini-Marathon 2026. Picture: Larry Cummins
Johnny Cramer with a message of love for his mum Maria at the finish line at Kennedy Park after The Echo Women's Mini-Marathon 2026. Picture: Larry Cummins

 Participants at the finish line at Kennedy Park after The Echo Women's Mini-Marathon 2026. Picture: Larry Cummins
Participants at the finish line at Kennedy Park after The Echo Women's Mini-Marathon 2026. Picture: Larry Cummins

 Participants at the finish line at Kennedy Park after The Echo Women's Mini-Marathon 2026. Picture: Larry Cummins
Participants at the finish line at Kennedy Park after The Echo Women's Mini-Marathon 2026. Picture: Larry Cummins

 Amy and Paul Walsh at Kennedy Park after The Echo Women's Mini-Marathon 2026. Picture: Larry Cummins
Amy and Paul Walsh at Kennedy Park after The Echo Women's Mini-Marathon 2026. Picture: Larry Cummins

 Níamh O'Mahony of An Ríocht takes the win in The Echo Women's Mini-Marathon 2026, pictured with Mary Corcoran of The Echo and Cllr Gary O'Brien, deputising for the Lord Mayor. Picture: Larry Cummins
Níamh O'Mahony of An Ríocht takes the win in The Echo Women's Mini-Marathon 2026, pictured with Mary Corcoran of The Echo and Cllr Gary O'Brien, deputising for the Lord Mayor. Picture: Larry Cummins

 Hannah Smith of Leevale was second in The Echo Women's Mini-Marathon 2026, pictured with Mary Corcoran of The Echo and Cllr Gary O'Brien, deputising for the Lord Mayor. Picture; Larry Cummins
Hannah Smith of Leevale was second in The Echo Women's Mini-Marathon 2026, pictured with Mary Corcoran of The Echo and Cllr Gary O'Brien, deputising for the Lord Mayor. Picture; Larry Cummins

 Sinead O'Connor of Leevale came third in The Echo Women's Mini-Marathon 2026, pictured with Mary Corcoran of The Echo and Cllr Gary O'Brien, deputising for the Lord Mayor. Picture: Larry Cummins
Sinead O'Connor of Leevale came third in The Echo Women's Mini-Marathon 2026, pictured with Mary Corcoran of The Echo and Cllr Gary O'Brien, deputising for the Lord Mayor. Picture: Larry Cummins

 Smiles all round as the crowds gather at the starting line of the 2026 Echo Women’s Mini Marathon. Picture: Chani Anderson
 Smiles all round as the crowds gather at the starting line of the 2026 Echo Women’s Mini Marathon. Picture: Chani Anderson

 The athletes at the starting line of the 2026 Echo Women’s Mini Marathon: Picture: Chani Anderson
 The athletes at the starting line of the 2026 Echo Women’s Mini Marathon: Picture: Chani Anderson

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