Darren rises to Ultra challenge

Magherafelt Harriers athlete Darren Church travelled to Moville in County Donegal on Sunday past to take part in Rocks n’Roll Ultra Marathon, covering just under forty miles.
Darren Church relaxes after completing the Rocks n'Roll Ultra Marathon in Moville, Donegal at the weekend. Darren finished the gruelling course of just under 40 miles in 5 hours 35 minutes to take second placeDarren Church relaxes after completing the Rocks n'Roll Ultra Marathon in Moville, Donegal at the weekend. Darren finished the gruelling course of just under 40 miles in 5 hours 35 minutes to take second place
Darren Church relaxes after completing the Rocks n'Roll Ultra Marathon in Moville, Donegal at the weekend. Darren finished the gruelling course of just under 40 miles in 5 hours 35 minutes to take second place

On a tough hilly course, in very warm conditions, Darren ran a Fantastic time of 5 hours and 35 minutes, finishing in second place, describing the race as one of his toughest yet, having completed four marathons in four days in Donegal in 2013. Congratulations to Darren on another magnificent achievement.

Lisburn Half Marathon- three Magherafelt Harriers travelled to Lisburn last Wednesday evening to take part in the Lisburn Half Marathon. With close to one thousand runners for company and on a very warm evening, our three athletes had strong runs.

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Times- Thomas Doherty 1.50; Jayne Higgins 2.07; Yvonne Kielt 2.07.

Run For The Hills- Adrian Ferson travelled to Pomeroy on Saturday to take part in an off road obstacle race, which takes you through bogs, over walls and many other interesting obstacles.

Adrian managed to finish unscathed and enjoyed every minute of the race.

Run/ BBQ- Magherafelt Harriers are holding their anual four mile run and BBQ on Thursday 3rd of July at Rainey Rugby Club, registration at 7pm with race start at 7.30pm. £3 for all taking part.

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Magherafelt Harriers would like all members to take part and enjoy the BBQ afterwards, which gives club members a chance to reflect on a very successful first year as a club.

Training continues from Rainey Rugby Club on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6.30pm and Sunday morning at 8.30am.

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