Dublin City Council Officially Launches Newly Resurfaced Running Track at Irishtown Stadium
Published on 14th August 2025
Dublin City Council today officially reopened the newly resurfaced 8-lane Mondo running track at Irishtown Stadium, marking a significant milestone for sport and community activity in the city.
The Lord Mayor of Dublin Councillor Ray McAdam launched the running track, alongside representatives from Athletics Ireland, Dublin City Council Sports Partnership, DCC Sports Officers, Cambridge Football Club, and guests from Crusaders Athletics Club.
Speaking at the event, Lord Mayor Councillor Ray McAdam commented “The reopening of the Irishtown Stadium running track today stands as a clear testament to Dublin City Council’s commitment to delivering top-class sporting facilities for our communities. The new Mondo surface will enhance both performance and safety for athletes, while inspiring more Dubliners to get active and embrace healthier lifestyles.”
The installation of the world-class Mondo running track surface restores Irishtown Stadium’s capability to host competitive athletics events, positioning it once again as a premier venue within Dublin. This upgrade is a key component of Dublin City Council’s strategic plan to encourage greater participation in physical activity and promote health and wellbeing throughout the city. The resurfaced track is expected to play a vital role in upcoming athletics events and community programmes throughout the city.
Dublin City Council looks forward to welcoming athletes, clubs, and the public to Irishtown Stadium as it resumes its role as a central hub for athletics and sporting events in the city.