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26 February 2020
The Northern Ireland & Ulster team has now been selected for the UK Inter Counties Cross Country.
25 February 2020
The selection policy for the Northern Ireland & Ulster team is now available for the Manchester International Track & Field event, which will be held in Sport City, Manchester, on Wednesday 12th August.
24 February 2020
34 year old school teacher, Kevin Seaward became the 3rd Northern Ireland Marathon runner to qualify for this summer’s Tokyo Olympics with a new NI record time of 2 hours 10 minutes and 9 seconds in yesterday’s Seville Marathon.
21 February 2020
Northern Ireland’s marathon runners, Kevin Seaward and Gladys Ganiel will be hoping for the Tokyo Olympics selection time this weekend as they compete in the Seville Marathon on Sunday 23rd February.
17 February 2020
Members of the Athletics Northern Ireland Marathon Potential 2024 competed at the Barcelona Half Marathon this weekend, with some strong finishing times despite the bracing winds along the home straight.
14 February 2020
On Friday 27th March 2020 Athletics NI will deliver our annual Secondary Teachers continuous professional development day at Ulster University, Jordanstown.
14 February 2020
It was another fantastic night of racing at the Armagh International Road Races organised by Armagh AC yesterday. As always, there were a vast number of fast times, with around 139 Men hitting a sub 15 minute time in the 5k, 52 women hitting sub 10 minutes in the Women’s 3k and another 21 men reaching sub 9 minutes in the Men’s 3k.
13 February 2020
The Baker McKenzie Super 5s race series returns for 2020 with new races, more individual prizes and 3 team prizes.
13 February 2020
Ciara Mageean (City of Lisburn AC/ Team New Balance) broke her own Northern Irish Senior record last night at the AIT International Grand Prix in the Women’s 3000m with a time of 8:48.27.
12 February 2020
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