Among the runners taking to the streets of Belfast for the Moy Park Belfast City Women’s 10k (22nd June) will be the Charles Hurst pacing teams – a group of experienced runners from athletics clubs across Northern Ireland to help you achieve your goal.
With a narrow win in the men’s and clear victory in the women’s contest, Ireland easily took the overall title from England, who have traditionally dominated the five-way international since the event began in 1988, only losing control post-Covid in the 2022 event.
Registration is now open for the 2025 Moy Park Belfast City 5K Fun Run, which will return on Sunday 16th November in Belfast City Centre. Organised by Belfast City Marathon, the Fun Run welcomes participants of all ages to run, jog or walk in true festive style.
Belfast’s Christmas season starts with a weekend filled with festivities – from the Christmas light switch on, the Dickensian-themed Christmas market opening, 2 Royal Avenue’s Winter’s Den and of course, the debut staging of the Moy Park Belfast City 5K Fun Run!
Northern Ireland Masters Athletics Association are set to host the 35th Annual British and Irish Masters Cross Country International at Billy Neil Country Park, with Belfast City Marathon announced as a proud lead sponsor for the prestigious event.
The 2025 Moy Park Belfast City Marathon AND Half Marathon were officially launched at ICC Belfast yesterday evening (Tuesday 8th October). The highly anticipated events attracted record entries in 2024 and are expected to grow again in 2025.
Following its debut success in 2023, Belfast City Marathon are thrilled to host the women’s only 10K event once again – the Moy Park Belfast City Women’s 10K. The event sold out weeks ahead of the entry deadline, seeing 2,000 ladies aged 15 and over register for the 10K challenge.
Lauren Clarke has amassed a loyal following on TikTok with her entertaining and witty running vlogs on the social media platform. She often shares accessible running advice on how anyone can get into the sport and find enjoyment in it.
Following the success of the debut staging of the event in 2023, we are blown away by the growth of the event. In 2023, the event had 1,225 ladies registered, and this year the Moy Park Belfast City Women’s 10K event will see 2,000 ladies run, walk, or jog the 10K route around the iconic Titanic Quarter!
Local TikTok and Instagram personality, Lauren Clarke will be wearing her Cancer Focus NI t-shirt and running for the 536 women who are diagnosed with cancer every month right here in Northern Ireland.
Follow along with Lauren over these next few weeks as she delivers training tips and motivation to get you ready, and let’s make this year’s event and fundraising the best yet.
With only 12 weeks to race day, your fundraising is needed more than ever to help support the vital work of Cancer Focus NI. Each day in Northern Ireland, another 37 people are told that they have cancer. Thankfully, your local cancer charity is there to help support people and families on their journey.
This World Pancreatic Cancer Day, local charity, Cancer Focus Northern Ireland, has announced the creation of NI’s first pancreatic tumour tissue resource. An achievement made possible thanks to the charity’s commitment to funding local research of cancers of unmet needs.
JOIN US at the QUB Volunteering and Wellbeing Fair on 25th October!
This event is free and open to all Queen's students. Come along and find out more about the volunteer opportunities we have available to you! We might have some goodies for you too 👀
The Moy Park brand is built upon 80 years of local heritage, passion, and expertise. For 80 years Moy Park has nourished and inspired homes with delicious quality chicken, creating those special moments at the dinner table.
Belfast is set to welcome One Young World to the the city in October.
This is an annual summit which brings together over 2,000 young people (aged 18 - 30 years), from 190 countries and 250+ organisations to discuss global issues and explore actions for positive change.
A massive thank you to Monika Niegowska, Hazel Simber and Verah McDonald who ran the first ever Almac Belfast City Women’s 10K in aid of Cancer Focus NI and raising an incredible £1,833! Monika and hazel are staff nurses in Cardiac ICU/ Recovery in Kingsbridge Private Hospital whilst Verah is a staff nurse in Causeway Hospital. Thank you, ladies, for your amazing support.
The debut staging of the Almac Belfast City Women’s 10K was a huge success, with 1,200 ladies taking to the Titanic Quarter for their 10K challenge. They walked, jogged and ran together – many taking on their first ever 10K, others chasing PBs and raising funds for charity.
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