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The Deep RiverRock Belfast City Marathon is one of the leading marathons in the UK and Ireland and is an AIMS Certified Race.
The 2020 route remains the same as 2019. The Race will start at the Ormeau Embankment and participants will go through Ormeau Park to get to the east of the city. From there, runners will follow the Airport Road and go straight through the city centre, before heading west and going up the Falls Road. The route takes them back into the city via the Dublin Road, through the University Area and back to Ormeau Park. Finish line is at the Tennis Arena.
To run for #TeamStroke in this great event sign up below and you'll then have to confirm your place on the Belfast Marathon website. We'll provide you with fundraising materials and support all along the way.
Everyone deserves to live the best life they can after stroke. Taking part in the Deep Riverrock Belfast City Marathon means you are part of the team helping to rebuild lives after stroke. Along the way, we will support you with training tips and fundraising advice, one-to-one support and we’ll also be there cheering you on when you cross the finish line.
If you have any queries about this event or would like more information, please contact our fundraising team on 0300 330 0740 or supportercare@stroke.org.uk
Join #TeamStroke at Reading Half Marathon 2020 and help us rebuild more lives after stroke.
Reading Half Marathon takes place on a flat fast course, taking in the highlights of Reading and through the scenic grounds of the university.
You will experience a fantastic atmosphere and huge crowd support. This is a great event if you are a beginner or hoping for a personal best.
You can purchase your own place via the Reding Half Marathon website. Once you have confirmed your place, sign up with us to join #TeamStroke.
Please note that signing up with us only provides you with the fundraising materials, and does not guarantee you a place in the race.
Everyone deserves to live the best life they can after stroke. Taking part in the Reading Half Marathon 2020 means you are part of the team helping to rebuild lives after stroke. Along the way, we will support you with training tips and fundraising advice, one-to-one support and we’ll also be there cheering you on when you cross the finish line.
By joining Team Stroke, you’ll receive all of the following:
If you have any queries about this event or would like more information, please contact our fundraising team on 0300 330 0740 or supportercare@stroke.org.uk
The Dublin Marathon is sometimes referred to as the 'Friendly Marathon' because of the warm, friendly supportive nature of the crowds. Up to 20,000 runners are expected to participate with many coming from nearby Britain and other overseas nations.
The Dublin Marathon is a single, relatively flat loop, starting and finishing in the city centre near Trinity College. The race starts at Fitzwilliam Street, taking runners through and past many of Dublin's historic Georgian streets, including Trinity College, Herbert Park, St Stephens Green and Phoenix Park. Eventually participants reach the finish line at Merrion Square North.
For more information, visit the Dublin Marathon website.
Everyone deserves to live the best life they can after stroke. Taking part in the Dublin City Marathon 2019 means you are part of the team helping to rebuild lives after stroke.
Fill in the 'Own Place' form below and let us know that you're joining #TeamStroke for this event.
There's no fundraising target, but everything you do raise will help us support stroke survivors. We'll also be there to help you every step of the way with your fundraising.
If you have any questions about this event or would like more information, please contact our fundraising team on 0300 330 0740 or supportercare@stroke.org.uk.
Join #TeamStroke for the 40th anniversary of the greatest half marathon in the world. You and 57,000 others will run from the heart of Newcastle to the beautiful beaches of South Shields.
Join #TeamStroke at the world famous Great North Run in September 2020 and help us rebuild lives after stroke.
2020 marks the 40th anniversary the world's greatest half marathon and whether you've never ran it before or this will be your 40th time you won't want to miss out on this year's run.
You can get an early bird Charity Place right now for £18, a 40% discount off our regular price. This is in celebration of the 40th year anniversary of the Great North Run. These spots are limited, so register soon!
We ask that you pledge to raise a minimum of £350 in sponsorship to support the Stroke Association in rebuilding the lives of stroke survivors.
Everyone deserves to live the best life they can after stroke. Taking part in the Great North Run 2020 means you are part of the team helping to rebuild lives after stroke.
Along the way, we will support you with training tips and fundraising advice, one-to-one support and we’ll also be there cheering you on when you cross the finish line.
If you have any questions about this event or would like more information, please contact our event team on greatnorthrun@stroke.org.uk or call us on 0300 330 0740
Join Team Stroke for the Bath Half Marathon 2020, and be part of one of the longest established and most popular city centre road events in the UK, with a fantastic atmosphere that’s second to none. Take part in this amazing event while helping us raise money for those affected by stroke.
Run the Bath Half Marathon for Team Stroke, and be part of one of the longest established and most popular city centre road events in the UK, with a fantastic atmosphere that’s second to none. This flat, fast course goes through the heart of the historic city centre of Bath, straddling both sides of the river Avon and avoiding all the surrounding hills. Take part in this amazing event while helping us raise money for those affected by stroke.
We have a limited number of Gold Bond charity places still available. Registration costs £25 and we have a fundraising target of £200. If you have your own place and would like to run for us, please let us know and we can support you every step of the way.
Gold Bond charity place cost: £25
We will be there on the day cheering you as loud as we can, and will also be hosting a post-race reception in Grove Street, near to the finish line, to celebrate with you in style!
By joining Team Stroke, you’ll receive all of the following:
- Stroke Association running vest.
- Dedicated support from our fundraising team.
- Fundraising pack full of tips and ideas.
- The loudest cheers on the day.
- Post-run reception to celebrate your amazing achievement.
If you have any questions about this event or would like more information, please contact our fundraising team on 0300 330 0740 or supportercare@stroke.org.uk
The EMF Junior events are part of the Edinburgh Marathon Festival and take place the day before the full marathon, on Saturday, 23 May 2020.
The EMF Junior events are part of the Edinburgh Marathon Festival and take place the day before the full marathon, on Saturday, 23 May 2020.
All EMF Junior events take place in Holyrood Park:
We have guaranteed places for all the junior events and would love for you to join our team. We ask all runners with a charity place to pay a registration fee of £5 and aim to raise a minimum of £50 in sponsorship. To secure your charity place, please register on the Edinburgh Marathon Festival website and then fill out the form at the bottom of this page to pay the registration fee.
All our runners will receive:
If you already have your own place but wish to join Team Stroke, then please fill in the form at the bottom of the page. There's no registration fee.
For more information, please email supportercare@stroke.org.uk or call 0300 330 0740. For more information about the Junior Events, please visit the Edinburgh Marathon Festival website.
The EMF Hairy Haggis Team Relay is a great way to take part in the Edinburgh Marathon but without needing to run 26.2 miles. The marathon is split into four legs, with each runner taking on one leg.
The EMF Hairy Haggis Team Relay is a great way to take part in the Edinburgh Marathon but without needing to run 26.2 miles. The marathon is split into four legs, with each runner taking on one leg:
We have guaranteed places for the EMF Hairy Haggis Team Relay and would love for you to join our team. We ask all teams with a charity place to pay an entry fee of £40 per team and aim to raise a minimum of £495 in sponsorship (per team). To secure your charity place, please register on the Edinburgh Marathon Festival website and then fill out our form at the bottom of this page to pay the registration fee.
All our runners will receive:
If you already have your own place but wish to join Team Stroke, then please fill in the form at the bottom of the page. There's no registration fee.
For more information, please email supportercare@stroke.org.uk or call 0300 330 0740. For more information about the Hairy Haggis Relay, please visit the Edinburgh Marathon Festival website.
Join us in Scotland's capital city and take on a 5k run around the beautiful Holyrood Park as part of the Edinburgh Marathon Festival 2020.
The EMF 5k is part of the Edinburgh Marathon Festival and takes place the day before the full marathon, on Saturday, 23 May 2019.
It starts and finishes at the beautiful Holyrood Park in Edinburgh. This is a 5k that involves a hill as it climbs up Queen's Drive, but the final km is all downhill, which guarantees a speedy finish.
We have guaranteed places for the EMF 5k and would love you to join our team. We ask all runners with a charity place to pay a registration fee of £10 and aim to raise a minimum of £150 in sponsorship. To secure your charity place, please register on the Edinburgh Marathon Festival website and then fill out our form at the bottom of this page to pay the registration fee.
All our runners will receive:
If you already have your own place but wish to join Team Stroke, then please fill in the form at the bottom of the page. There's no registration fee.
For more information, please email supportercare@stroke.org.uk or call 0300 330 0740. For more information about the EMF 5K, please visit the Edinburgh Marathon Festival website.
Join us in Scotland's capital city and take on a 10k run around the beautiful Holyrood Park, as part of the Edinburgh Marathon Festival 2020.
The EMF 10K is part of the Edinburgh Marathon Festival and takes place the day before the full marathon on Saturday, 23 May 2020.
It starts and finishes at the beautiful Holyrood Park in Edinburgh. It involves a few hills as it travels around Queens' Drive and Duddingston Village. However, the final km is all downhill, which guarantees a speedy finish.
We have guaranteed places for the EMF 10K and would love you to join our team. We ask all runners with a charity place to pay a registration fee of £10 and aim to raise a minimum of £150 in sponsorship. To secure your charity place, please register on the Edinburgh Marathon Festival website and then fill out our form at the bottom of this page to pay the registration fee.
All runners will receive:
If you already have your own place but wish to join Team Stroke, then please fill in the form at the bottom of the page. There's no registration fee.
For more information, please email supportercare@stroke.org.uk or call 0300 330 0740. For more information about the EMF 10K, please visit the Edinburgh Marathon Festival website.
