Charities receive almost £210,000 throughout 30 year duration of run

A special function was recently held in Belfast City Hall to mark the end of the One World Run.
Cheques were presented at the event in Belfast City Hall.Cheques were presented at the event in Belfast City Hall.
Cheques were presented at the event in Belfast City Hall.

After 30 years the One World Run (formally known as the Third World Run) has come to an end and to mark the occasion Lord Mayor of Belfast, DUP representative Brian Kingston, hosted a function in his parlour at Belfast City Hall.

At this special ceremony, the final cheques were presented to Oxfam, Trocaire, Conern World Wide and Christian Aid.

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These charities benefited to approximately £210,000 over the 30 years of the run.

The Belfast One World Run, from its inception, has focused on being a cross-community event aimed at assisting those in developing countries, enabling them to have a better quality of life.

Pictured alongside the Lord Mayor, Brian Kingston, are Laurence Frazer (far right) chairman of the One World Run committee, Douglas Gibson (far left) and Ian Murphy, both members of the Rotary Club of Newtownabbey, who were one of the sponsors of the run.