Seeley Cup 10k
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The Seeley Cup is an annual road race held in Belfast, established in 1982. It is recognized as one of the longest-running 10 km events in Northern Ireland. The race is organized by Willowfield Temperance Harriers and serves to commemorate Joe Seeley, a local athlete from the club.
The course follows a relatively flat route. Participants run along the Ormeau Embankment and through the grounds of Ormeau Park. The event typically attracts a competitive field of runners. Participation is open to individuals aged 15 and older, with a total entry limit capped at 1,000 participants.
Registration options include both "Green Entry," which does not include a t-shirt, and "Standard Entry." Different fees apply for athletes affiliated with running clubs and non-affiliated runners. The organizers do not offer refunds or deferrals, though name changes are permitted until early November.
Race packs are distributed prior to the event. Collection takes place at the NICSSA Sports Pavilion in Stormont on the Thursday before the race, or at the Ozone center on the day of the event. For members of running clubs, the organizers request that one designated person collects all race numbers for their specific club to manage queues. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
