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29. Press Eye - Belfast - Northern Ireland - Sunday 30th April 2023 - Caoimhe Conway, stephen Acheson and Eimear Wilson at the 2023 Mash Direct Belfast City Marathon. The Belfast City Marathon first launched in 1982 with 3,021 taking part in a marathon only event. Photo by Press Eye.
Caoimhe Conway, stephen Acheson and Eimear Wilson at the 2023 Mash Direct Belfast City Marathon. The Belfast City Marathon first launched in 1982 with 3,021 taking part in a marathon only event. Photo by Press Eye. Photo: Kelvin Boyes

30. Press Eye - Belfast - Northern Ireland - Sunday 30th April 2023 - Freedom Runners at the 2023 Mash Direct Belfast City Marathon. The Belfast City Marathon first launched in 1982 with 3,021 taking part in a marathon only event. Photo by Press Eye.
Freedom Runners at the 2023 Mash Direct Belfast City Marathon. The Belfast City Marathon first launched in 1982 with 3,021 taking part in a marathon only event. Photo: Kelvin Boyes

31. Press Eye - Belfast - Northern Ireland - Sunday 30th April 2023 - Paula Green and Chrissy Watt at the 2023 Mash Direct Belfast City Marathon. The Belfast City Marathon first launched in 1982 with 3,021 taking part in a marathon only event. Photo by Press Eye.
Paula Green and Chrissy Watt at the 2023 Mash Direct Belfast City Marathon. The Belfast City Marathon first launched in 1982 with 3,021 taking part in a marathon only event. Photo: Kelvin Boyes

32. Pacemaker Press Belfast 30-04-2023: The Belfast City Marathon started from the Stormont Estate on Sunday morning. Thousands of runners are taking part in the Belfast City Marathon. The 26.2 mile-long (42.1 km) race started at the Stormont Estate in the east of the city. The route takes runners across Belfast, past landmarks including City Hall and Parliament Buildings, before finishing in Ormeau Park. Picture By: Arthur Allison/ Pacemaker Press.
Pacemaker Press Belfast 30-04-2023: The Belfast City Marathon started from the Stormont Estate on Sunday morning. Thousands of runners are taking part in the Belfast City Marathon. The 26.2 mile-long (42.1 km) race started at the Stormont Estate in the east of the city. The route takes runners across Belfast, past landmarks including City Hall and Parliament Buildings, before finishing in Ormeau Park. Picture By: Arthur Allison/ Pacemaker Press. Photo:

