Our ladies excel in Purple, the hardy breen continue o'er Hill & Dale and Sharon represents around the Craigavon Lakes.

London calling …

What a busy, busy week! Not only was the Ballymena Belles another huge success but the club performed well at Glenarm and Shane's Castle, a couple of mountains were conquered and there was action in places as far apart as Garvagh and Dublin!

Marathon season is well and truly upon us with the club producing some strong performances in Manchester and Omagh, while there was plenty of representation over shorter distances in Belfast and Whitehead.

A quieter week but the club still saw action in Antrim and helped Ecos parkrun celebrate it's sixth birthday.

The club takes over Larne, the Ladies win bronze at the Northern Ireland & Ulster Championships, Gillian claims an age category in Rostrevor and a hardy bunch tackle the Rabbit Run.

56 hardy souls brave the weather for the Ballymena Academy Charity 5k, Robert Meban meets a running legend, the latest intake graduate from the Cosy Sofa and the club is well represented on St. Patrick's Day.

The Spud Run kicks off the NIMRA Championship season, four make their way to the North-West for a 10-miler while John and Aine Hasson end up in South Africa!

Hall Booth finishes in the top ten on the East Coast, Terry Foley conquers Slieve Gallion and Martin Harris travels to London for the inaugural Big Half.

Billy Bamber jets off to Malta, the NI Cross Country League concludes and a five-strong team were Born2Run in Castlewellan