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Long distance ace Laura Graham repeated her eye catching feat of 12 months ago when she again completed two marathons in the space of eight days in London and Belfast.
Superheroes, sunburn and sore feet were the order of the day as over 15,000 people pounded Belfast's streets for the 36th Belfast City Marathon.
Northern Ireland's Laura Graham said she was in a dreamworld after winning the Belfast City Marathon women's race
Pictures from the finish line of the 36th Belfast City Marathon finish line.
While many took part in the gruelling 26.2mile marathon there was also a fun run, relay and walk.
Live picture feed from the Northern Ireland's flagship running event.
The wacky and the wonderful
Kilkeel running star Laura Graham is tipped to set a little bit of marathon history today when she takes the start line as hot favourite in the 36th Deep RiverRock Belfast Marathon.
Organisers of the Belfast City Marathon are in talks about changing the route.
As 15,000 people take to the streets of Belfast on the May Day Bank holiday for the city's annual marathon - some disruption can be expected on the roads.
They came, they sweated and they conquered the Belfast City Marathon in their thousands.
2033 Ross Taylor 05:18:25
1745 John Higgins 04:49:14
1570 Nathan Riddle 04:38:11
Thousands of experienced athletes and those trying to raise money for a good cause have taken part in this year's Belfast Marathon.
1196 Cathy Burke 04:15:52
825 Peter Howley 03:56:38
408 Martins Grinbergs 03:38:23
1 Freddy Keron Sittuk 02:18:30
Bayush Adebe Shiferaw proved that it's not how you start a Marathon that counts – it's how you finish it.
It's one of the highlights of the annual Belfast calendar, as over 17,600 men and women don their trainers and T-shirts to pound the city streets for this year's Deep River Rock Belfast City Marathon.
The organisers of the second Deep RiverRock Belfast City Half Marathon have announced details of the event which is scheduled for Sunday September 14.
When his father-in-law died of cancer in 2007 aged just 57, local businessman Mark Hanna reacted in a way that changed his life. The happy-go-lucky father-of-two who had never put on a pair of running shoes in his life has since scaled mountains, ran marathons and completed various other major challenges, helping raise an astonishing £200,000 for Marie Curie Cancer Care.
A glimpse back in time through the sweat and tears of the Belfast Marathon
With a sparkle in her eye, a warm nature that instantly puts others at ease and a smile that is ever present you would never guess that Noleen Adair has spent most of her adult life battling cancer.
The widower of a solicitor who died from leukaemia – leaving a baby daughter – has spoken of his determination to use the tragedy to get more people to sign the bone marrow register.
The countdown has officially started for one of Ulster's major sporting spectacles.
When Celine Sheridan was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour in 2009, doctors said she wouldn't live to see her newborn son Ciaran start school.
A NOVICE north Belfast runner has set himself a marathon challenge – running 149 miles in ten months to raise vital funds for a cancer charity
Thomas Frazer will lead the local challenge in next Monday's 32nd Deep RiverRock Belfast City Marathon when some 3,200 competitors will take the start line at the City Hall for the full 26.2 miles distance.
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