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Belfast Marathon

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Sep 30, 2026

Dan LaniganGUEST
17:56
And then I bought Manchester Marathon in March.
Dan LaniganGUEST
17:59
Then I run Belfast Marathon in April.
Dan LaniganGUEST
18:02
And then, you know, like you do back-to-back marathons in three weeks.
Dan LaniganGUEST
18:05
People do that in
Oonagh CattiganGUEST
29:08
And yes, very much to, for me personally, to get out for my runs and keep training.
Oonagh CattiganGUEST
29:16
I did Belfast Marathon in May, just gone.
Oonagh CattiganGUEST
29:21
Again, I'm a massive believer in the best marathon is probably your local marathon, because every few miles to see somebody that you know, And again, I like to stop and have a chat with people.
Oonagh CattiganGUEST
29:33
It's probably not advisable, you know, but it's so I've Belfast Marathon in the diary.
Oonagh CattiganGUEST
29:41
I have lots of other and that's how I learn.
Oonagh CattiganGUEST
29:44
You know, I'm very, very, very fortunate to be able to say that I go out on my runs and in the trails and races.
Danny SquiresHOST
8:57
But shifting over to the women's, you had, uh, Judith Storm.
Danny SquiresHOST
9:01
She's, um, two from two on the, uh, Belfast Marathon/ uh, Half Marathon events for the year.
Danny SquiresHOST
9:09
She ran, uh, 74:14 ahead of Derble Cox.
Danny SquiresHOST
9:13
Same, uh, same one-two from the Belfast Marathon, 77:35.
Danny SquiresHOST
9:18
And then, uh, Ma- Marie Ferguson.
Danny SquiresHOST
9:20
Uh, not sure what club she's from, but, um, yeah, you had City of Derry Spartans, Annadale Striders, and then, yeah, third place, Marie Ferguson in 77:44.
Peter BowesHOST
4:38
Where did you do that?
Peter ClerkinGUEST
4:40
So I did Belfast Marathon, which I would not recommend purely because a good piece of advice for people is pick a beautiful city.
Peter ClerkinGUEST
4:56
And Belfast is an interesting city, but it's not beautiful because you have to run around it for 26.2 miles.
Peter ClerkinGUEST
5:04
But it was more, you know, that box ticked.
Danny SquiresHOST
17:24
Um, it starts on Sunday at nine o'clock on the almost embankment.
Danny SquiresHOST
17:30
Um, basically we, we got in contact with a few people at, um, Belfast marathon, Belfast city marathon, uh, half marathon, and they gave us a bit of information.
Danny SquiresHOST
17:38
So.
Danny SquiresHOST
17:39
What we're seeing here is it's going to be about 8,500 runners signed up for the 13th edition.
Danny SquiresHOST
20:07
Anyways, moving on, I've got Jennifer Martin, Harriet Buswell, Gladys Ganiel, Amy Mullen, Carolyn McNabb, Dervla Cox, Holly Taggart, Judith Storm, Mary Ferguson, Nicola Black, and Pamela Kirk.
Danny SquiresHOST
20:24
I probably butchered Myra's name there, did I? Yep.
Michael McKnightHOST
20:26
Moira, so what do you reckon there? I mean, any standout names there? I mean, obviously we're thinking Judith Storm because of her form in particularly the Belfast Marathon earlier this year.
Michael McKnightHOST
20:40
She ran 78 in the City of Derry, which is a tricky enough course.
Tara GrimesHOST
18:49
had, we worked, we collaborated with Spar.
Damien GrimesGUEST
18:52
With the Belfast Marathon.
Damien GrimesGUEST
18:53
Yeah,
Tara GrimesHOST
18:54
yeah.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
5:00
Now, sometimes we can be really dehydrated and we don't even know it.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
5:04
The analogy I like using here, unsurprisingly, is when running Belfast Marathon early this year or various running things, sometimes you're running around and your head starts to feel like not very good.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
5:16
And you wonder what's going on with this.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
5:19
You don't feel thirsty, but you realize that somehow you're really lacking water.
Conor KeysHOST
58:07
Right.
Conor KeysHOST
58:08
Lads, I wrote on a few weeks ago about running the Belfast Marathon and needing some words of encouragement.
Conor KeysHOST
58:13
Well, it worked.
Conor KeysHOST
58:14
I ran it in three hours, 54 minutes, and no, I didn't shit myself.
Colin GoodmanHOST
56:06
Andrew, you've met him two or three times in your life.
Colin GoodmanHOST
56:10
We met in Belfast Marathon and he decided to join us to be a crewman.
Colin GoodmanHOST
56:15
And he started early, Andrew.
Colin GoodmanHOST
56:18
He started arranging stuff before we started.

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