This year's Deep RiverRock Belfast City Marathon is now just days away and if you're taking part in the relay you'll want to know where you need to be on the day.
With this year's race taking place on a Sunday for the first time, the route has also changed with the starting point now at Stormont instead of City Hall.
So where do the relay legs start and end and is there transport available?
Leg A – Stormont (Start) to Ormeau Park
- A shuttle bus will be available from Belfast City Hall (outside SS Moore’s) to the Start Line from 07.00am to 08.00am.
Belfast City Marathon 2019 - Everything you need to know
Leg B – Ormeau Park to Boucher Road
- Runners will make their own way to Ormeau Park and transport will NOT be available to this point.
Leg C – Boucher Road to Falls Road
- Transport will leave Annadale Embankment 8.00am – 9.00am.
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Leg D – Falls Road to Duncairn Gardens
- Transport will leave Annadale Embankment 8.30am – 9.15am.
Leg E – Duncairn Gardens to Ormeau Park (Finish)
- Transport will leave Annadale Embankment 9.30am – 10.30am.
Return transport for Relay runners to Ormeau Embankment will also be available from relay changeover points: Boucher Road, Falls Road and Duncairn Gardens.
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