Athletics

Athletics: Davies dominates 800m in record-breaking style as Belfast Meet delivers

A typical Eamonn Christie track meet was delivered on a glorious day at the Mary Peters Track on Saturday, May 10.

Athletics: Final countdown to 10th anniversary edition of the Belfast Irish Milers Meet

The wait is almost over for the highly anticipated Belfast Irish Milers Meet in Association with Tripadvisor, which takes place on Saturday, May 10.

Athletics: Two more Olympians confirmed for the two-lap race at Belfast Irish Milers Meet

WITH less than two months to go until the 2025 Belfast Irish Milers Meet in association with Tripadvisor, it is shaping to be an event not to be missed.

Athletics: Final countdown to the SPAR Craic 10k

The waiting is almost over for the 2025 SPAR Craic 10k as on Monday, a record crowd will take over the streets of Belfast to begin the St Patrick's Day festivities in fine style.

Athletics: Avonmore fuelling the SPAR Craic 10k

AS we have entered the month of March, the SPAR Craic 10k is almost upon us and those taking part will be making their final adjustments.

Athletics: Double Olympic medallist to compete in Belfast

BELFAST Irish Milers Meet Race Director Eamonn Christie is delighted to confirm that double Olympic medallist from the recent Paris Olympics, Sam Reardon is set to compete over 400m at the 10th anniversary edition of the highly acclaimed Belfast track meet.

Pure Running prizes up for grabs at the SPAR Craic 10k

MARCH is within touching distance and so too is the 2025 SPAR Craic 10k, which will see a record number of runners take part in the annual St Patrick’s Day race.

Extra places now available for the SPAR Craic 10k

Due to unprecedented demand, the SPAR Craic 10k organisers have managed to secure additional places for this year's race, so registration is open once again.

Queen’s University back on board for the sold-out SPAR Craic 10k

There can be further debate surrounding the SPAR Craic 10k’s status in not just the local running calendar but the St Patrick’s Day festivities as the sold-out signs have gone up in record time for this year’s event.

Athletics: Young Belfast athletes lead the way at the Flahavan’s Primary School Cross Country League

SHOWCASING impressive talent and determination, young Belfast athletes competed in the latest round of the Flahavan’s Primary School Cross Country League.

SPAR Craic 10k now a sell-out

IF you haven’t yet registered for the SPAR Craic 10k, the message from the organisers is to do it now or risk losing out.

Q Radio roadshow to keep pace with the SPAR Craic 10k

THE SPAR Craic 10k will not be the only roadshow in Belfast on St Patrick's morning as Q Radio will be present at both the start and finish lines to soundtrack the event and bring all the latest to its listeners.

Athletics: Olympians, World finalists and European medallists to headline Belfast track meet

THE Belfast Irish Milers Meet’s 10th anniversary edition will see a host of Olympians, World Championship finalists, European medallists and Irish champions competing.

Changing facilities at The Ozone makes the SPAR Craic 10k a Better experience

FOR those planning to take part in the SPAR Craic 10k to kick-start their St Patrick’s Day festivities, the good news is that once again, shower and changing facilities will be available at The Ozone once they cross the finish line at Ormeau Park.

Early Bird rate now available for the 2025 SPAR Craic 10k

THE turn of the year has prompted many to dust off the running shoes to shed the festive excess and the signs are many have set this year's SPAR Craic 10k as their target with a record number of 2862 availing of the Super Early Bird rate for what is set to be the greenest event yet.

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