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Ireland national best marks

Best mark per athlete by Ireland athletes in each event, compiled from the all-time lists we import. Derived national bests — not official national records (see note below).

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Stored athletes

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Distinct marks shown

Men's 10,000m

Derived 14 Sep 2026

Ireland national best marks, men 10,000 Metres
# Athlete Mark Date Venue Age
1 Efrem Gidey 27:26.95 29 Mar 2025 — —
2 Alistair Cragg 27:39.55 29 Apr 2007 — —
3 Brian Fay 27:43.45 16 Mar 2024 — —
4 Mark Carroll 27:46.82 5 May 2000 — —
5 John Treacy 27:48.7 22 Aug 1980 — —
6 Peter Lynch 27:49.30 16 Mar 2024 — —
7 John Doherty 27:49.74 25 Aug 1989 — —
8 Tonosa Hiko 27:53.10 6 May 2022 — —
9 Noel Berkeley 27:55.82 31 May 1992 — —
10 Sean Dollman 27:56.34 4 Jul 1992 — —
11 Frank O'Mara 27:58.01 20 Apr 1991 — —
12 Martin Fagan 27:58.48 24 Apr 2009 — —
13 Patrick Lynch 27:59.27 31 Mar 2023 — —
14 Gerry Curtis 28:01.00 7 Jun 1989 — —
15 Cormac Dalton 28:04.29 14 Apr 2023 — —
16 Barry Keane 28:04.66 14 Apr 2023 — —
17 Cathal Lombard 28:05.27 5 Jul 2003 — —
18 Hiko Tonosa Haso 28:13.10 5 Jun 2021 — —
19 John Woods 28:14.71 2 Jul 1987 — —
20 Dean Casey 28:17.16 16 Apr 2026 — —
21 Seamus Power 28:18.38 9 Jun 2001 — —
22 Eamonn Coghlan 28:19.3 24 Apr 1986 — —
23 Shane Brosnan 28:20.98 27 Mar 2025 — —
24 Shay McEvoy 28:22.95 4 Apr 2025 — —
25 Jack O'Leary 28:23.64 14 Jun 2025 — —
26 Fearghal Curtin 28:25.43 25 Mar 2022 — —
27 Cormac Finnerty 28:26.95 29 Jun 1994 — —
28 Seán Tobin 28:27.16 6 May 2022 — —
29 Peter Matthews 28:27.32 22 Jul 2000 — —
30 Abdel Laadjel 28:29.17 4 Apr 2025 — —
31 Richard Mulligan 28:29.93 20 Jun 1986 — —

One mark per athlete — the athlete's best while representing Ireland. Equal marks share a rank ("1=" style). An athlete with marks for two nations appears under each nation represented at the time (e.g. Obikwelu under Nigeria and Portugal).

About this derivation

These lists are derived from the marks in our database — including the complete legal all-time lists imported from alltime-athletics.com — grouped by the nation the athlete was representing at each mark. They are not official national records: federations ratify national records under their own eligibility rules, and some marks here may not qualify.