County Antrim Harrier Wendy Forsythe was in action at Aintree on Saturday representing Northern Ireland that the British and Irish Masters XC International. Wendy rose to the occasion taking the testing 6k course in her stride and giving her all. The Continue reading →
Well done to training partners Lyn Hardie and Sarah Kinnear in the Tollymore Trail Ultra event (40 miles). The ladies crossing the line together in an impressive 7:35:09, to take a well-deserved podium place (third female finishers).
Newbie Harriers, Barbara Dalton and Lorna Haggan, had a superb Club race debut at the latest We Run Wild NI trail event! They took on the challenge of 26.2 miles of muddy puddles, hills, and self navigation, to achieve joint Continue reading →
Congratulations to Erin Montgomery (3M45) and Andrew Wilson (2M40) who were prize winners in this year’s Pure Running Half Marathon Series.
The Club is very proud of Louise Smart; who again represented Ireland this weekend (26/27 October) at the IAU 24-Hour World Championships in Albi, France. Unfortunately injury meant that Louise had to make the difficult decision to retire after 12hours (and 101.49km) Continue reading →
Louise Smart 101.49km
Congratulations to Wendy Forsythe who took first in her age group at the NI Masters XC Championships and Trials at Queens Playing Fields, and made selection for the team to compete at the British and Irish International XC in Southport on 16th November.
County Antrim Harriers fielded two Teams at the prestigious 2019 Northern Ireland & Ulster Road Relay Championships, hosted by Orangegrove AC. Conditions were perfect at Victoria Park and the Harriers were in fine form. First up were Andrew Wilson, Sam Continue reading →
Congratulations to Andrena Berry on her well deserved podium place at the gruelling Causeway Coast Ultra (40 miles).Andrena, along with ten other County Antrim Harriers took to the trails of the beautiful North Coast for popular 26Extreme event. The Club was Continue reading →
County Antrim Harriers were out on force, on Sunday, for the 2019 running of the popular Deep River Rock Belfast City Half Marathon. Despite the weather being a factor throughout the race, it didn’t dampen spirits nor the Harriers performances, with many well-deserved PBs, Continue reading →