Running clubs in Northern Ireland
Running clubs in Northern Ireland. Search by name or town and open the club’s basic listing.
Running-focused athletics club formed in 2014 and based in Cookstown and Magherafelt.
Albertville Harriers is a North Belfast athletics club, meeting on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Active on Tuesday and Thursday.
Athletics club in Armagh for all ages and abilities that organises the annual Armagh 10 Mile Road Race.
Belfast fell running and climbing club that trains on roads, tracks and hills around the city.
Active on Monday and Thursday.
Ballycastle Runners AC trains on Monday and Wednesday evenings in Ballycastle.
Active on Monday and Wednesday.
Harrier and athletic club formed in 1932 at Ballydrain and based in Comber, County Down, since 2012.
Ballymena & Antrim Athletic Club is an athletics club in Ballymena.
Ballymena Runners AC lists Monday, Wednesday, and Sunday training.
Active on Monday, Wednesday, and Sunday.
Banbridge club offering track and field, cross country and road running for ages eight and up.
Belfast Running Club is based in south Belfast.
Active on Tuesday and Thursday.
Running club formed in 2011 that holds a Tuesday track session in Omagh and a Sunday run from the Milestone Centre in Carrickmore.
Active on Tuesday and Sunday.
Carryduff Running Club is an Athletics NI affiliated running club based in Belfast.
Competitive Derry running club for junior and senior men and women racing on track, cross country and road.
Athletics club based in Lisburn, County Antrim, for juniors through to masters athletes.
Long-established running club that trains from Sixmile Leisure Centre in Ballyclare and organises the town's May Fair 5K and 10K.
Active on Monday and Wednesday.
Athletics club based in Dromore, County Down, with an active Facebook page posting club news in October 2026.
East Antrim Harriers is based at 10 Harrier Way, Ballyclare.
East Coast Athletic Club trains on Tuesday and Thursday nights in Larne.
Active on Tuesday and Thursday.
Athletics club founded in 1987 in the Downpatrick area, covering track and field, road and cross-country running and organising Jimmy's 10k.
Enniskillen running club with senior sessions on Monday and Thursday evenings and a separate junior section.
Active on Monday and Thursday.
Running and athletics club serving Derry and nearby towns and villages.
Active on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
Running club from Galbally in County Tyrone that holds midweek track sessions at MUSA (Mid Ulster Sports Arena).
Running club in Lisburn whose members race regularly on local road and hill events.
Local running club in Moira catering for all abilities from 5K to ultra distance.
Local running group in Killeeshil, County Tyrone, that meets a few times a week.
Running club based in Augher, County Tyrone, with members racing events such as the Belfast Half Marathon.
Lagan Valley Athletics Club is based in Belfast.
Larne athletics club that welcomes all abilities and organises the Larne AC Coast Road 10 Miler.
Road running club in Magherafelt that trains twice a week from Fairhill car park.
Active on Tuesday and Thursday.
Friendly cross-community running group for women and men in Maguiresbridge, County Fermanagh.
Mallusk Harriers is an athletics club in Newtownabbey.
Members-only running club that trains in the Newtownabbey area.
Running club based in Dundrum, County Down, with training in local scenic locations.
A County Down club offering hill, road and track running near the Mourne Mountains.
Newry City Runners is a running club in Newry.
North Belfast Harriers gives its address as 14 Oldpark Terrace, Belfast.
A Bangor athletics club based at the Sportsplex, with junior and senior running groups.
A County Tyrone club for beginners and experienced runners, with senior and junior training.
Active on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday.
Orangegrove AC is a running and athletics club in east Belfast.
Active on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
Mostly social running club in Antrim town with weekly road and track sessions.
Active on Monday and Wednesday.
Friendly multi-ability running club based in Portadown that posts weekly race reports for its members.
Community running group in the village of Rasharkin, County Antrim, that promoted a local colour run in August 2026.
Community running club in Derrylin, County Fermanagh, for all fitness levels.
Active on Wednesday and Sunday.
All-ability running club founded in 2016 at Saintfield Sports Club, with coached Tuesday sessions and social runs.
Active on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday.
Scrabo Striders meets at Londonderry Park Pavilion on the Portaferry Road in Newtownards.
Active on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
Seapark AC was founded in 2006 and is based in Carrickfergus.
Active on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday.
Friendly all-ability running club in Tyrone that trains in Cookstown, drawing members from Cookstown, Magherafelt and Dungannon.
Active on Tuesday and Thursday.
A running club serving Coleraine, Ballymoney, Garvagh and Limavady, welcoming a wide range of abilities.
St Peters Athletic Club is based in Lurgan, County Armagh.
Recreational trail running group in Belfast that holds twice-weekly runs at forest parks and trails around Northern Ireland.
Active on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Victoria Park and Connswater Athletics Club trains in Victoria Park, Belfast.
Active on Monday and Wednesday.
Ward Park Runners is based in Bangor, County Down.