Deep RiverRock Belfast City Marathon 2021

Join #TeamHospice for this year's Belfast City Marathon!

Run, walk or wheel for Northern Ireland Hospice and Children's Hospice!

Unfortunately, the COVID pandemic resulted in all of our events being cancelled last year, including the Belfast City Marathon. However, we're confident that this year's event will go ahead, and we need your support, now more than ever!

There are a variety of different options to choose from this year!

• Marathon Run and Wheelchair Race
• Team Relay
• 8 Mile Walk
• Fun Run

We're also recruiting participants for the Belfast City Virtual Half Marathon. Find out more here. 

Entry Requirements 

Age requirements depend on what element of the marathon you are taking part in. Click on your preferred option above to find out the specific details. Final entry deadline is Midnight Friday 27th August 2021.

Enter now to take advantage of the early rate (ends on 31st January 2021).

What will I receive as part of #TeamHospice?

To help you with your fundraising, we'll provide you with a fundraising pack, support from a dedicated fundraiser, balloons, buckets, sponsorship forms and more to help you reach your target! 

And of course... the loudest and most supportive cheerers on the course!

To request your free fundraising pack, simply fill out the form below. Alternatively, please email events@nihospice.org or call 028 9077 7123. 

How to enter

1. It’s really easy to sign up! Simply head to the Belfast City Marathon website to register your space and select Northern Ireland Hospice or Northern Ireland Children's as your chosen charity. 

2. Let us know that you are taking part in support of us by filling out the form below and we will send you your FREE fundraising pack. 

3. Start your fundraising! Set up your fundraising page using JustGiving or GivePenny, and encourage your family and friends to sponsor you!

Your support in this year’s Deep RiverRock Belfast City Marathon means that we can continue to care for local babies, children and adults across Northern Ireland living with a life-limiting or life-threatening illness.