St Patrick’s Day 2025 will see over five thousand runners ‘back for the Craic’ as the SPAR Craic 10k road race returns in its full green glory to the streets of Belfast.
Q Radio was today announced as the official radio partner of the 2025 SPAR Craic 10k, taking place in Belfast on Monday, 17th March.
St Patrick’s Day 2025 will see over five thousand runners ‘back for the Craic’ as the SPAR Craic 10k road race returns in its full green glory to the streets of Belfast.
The St Patrick’s Day race, which will once again begin at City Hall and conclude at Ormeau Park, is part of Belfast City Council’s efforts to create an all-inclusive celebration of the National Saint’s Day.
As the new voice of the event, Q Radio will be bringing BIG energy on the day with entertainment from breakfast presenter Amy McGuckin to build excitement at the start line and BIG tunes from Gerry Lavz for everyone crossing the finish line.
Founded in 2015, the SPAR Craic 10k in Belfast has become a staple of St Patrick’s Day festivities and shines a light on Northern Ireland’s shared heritage. The inclusive, fun event attracts runners of all levels from across the island of Ireland and beyond, cementing its status as Belfast’s premier urban run.
Annette McManus, Chief Marketing Officer at IntoMedia Group, commented on the partnership:
‘We are delighted to be partnering with SPAR and Aisling Events for the SPAR Craic 10k, a standout event in Belfast’s St Patrick’s Day celebrations. Our station is known for its big laughs and big personality, from breakfast through to the evening show so this partnership is a perfect fit for us.’
Welcoming the announcement Connla McCann, Director of Aisling Events added: “Aisling Events is thrilled to welcome Q Radio as an event partner for the 11th annual SPAR Craic 10k. The presence of their Roadcaster and DJs greeting our runners at the start and finish will undoubtedly enhance the event's atmosphere. Through this exciting partnership, we're delighted that the SPAR Craic 10k will reach many thousands of Q Radio listeners.”
There is still time to register for the SPAR Craic 10k. To secure your place, visit aisling-events.com
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