The race began at Stormont at 9am with participants beginning their 26.2-mile challenge through the north, south, east and west of the city, with the finish in Ormeau Park.
Thousands more lined the streets to cheer on those taking part and soak up the atmosphere.
It proved to be a great day for athletes across the island of Ireland and beyond, with Tilahun Nigussie winning the marathon in a time of 2:13:37.
Aaron Hanlon of Drogheda and District AC followed in a time of 2:27:06 and in third place was Stephen Connolly of Annadale Striders in a time of 2:29:30.
For the ladies, Millicent Kibet came in first in a time of 2:38:30. In second place, Lalla Aziza Alaoui Selsouli finished in a time of 2:38:51. Gladys Ganiel of North Belfast Harriers was third in a time of 2:45:46.
Congratulations also to Jayne Bleakley who was the first female wheelchair participant to take part in the events history who came in a time of 2:29:28. Karol Doherty won the male wheelchair race.
Check out these colourful images from the big event.
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Enjoying taking part in the marathon. Photo: Kelvin Boyes / Press Eye
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Some of the thousands of participants in the Belfast City Marathon. Photo: Kelvin Boyes / Press Eye
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A big thumbs-up from this runner. Photo: Kelvin Boyes / Press Eye
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Colourful scenes from the 2025 Moy Park Belfast City Marathon at Stormont Park, Belfast. Photo: Kelvin Boyes / Press Eye