The 'Together we Walk' event was held to support ending violence against women and girls and the work of Women's Aid.
Among those lending their support to the event was Councillor Sarah Duffy, Lord Mayor of Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council, who will illuminate key council buildings – including Craigavon Civic and Conference Centre – in purple on Saturday, March 8 to mark International Women’s Day.
This year, the initiative holds special significance as it also aims to raise awareness for Women's Aid Armagh Down, the Lord Mayor’s chosen charity of the year.
Photographer Tony Hendron took these photos of some of those taking part in Sunday morning’s walk.
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Pictured at the Women's Aid 5K walk are from left, Catherine Whyte, community wellbeing support, Sandra Honeyman and Abbie Hayes, community wellbeing support. LM08-212. Photo: TONY HENDRON
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The volunteer events team pictured at the Women's Aid 5K walk. LM08-215. Photo: TONY HENDRON
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Supporting the Women's Aid 5K walk on Sunday are from left, Lisa Grimley, Breffni O'Reilly and Emma McKeown. LM08-218. Photo: TONY HENDRON
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Some of those who took part in the Women's Aid 5K walk on Sunday morning. LM08-217. Photo: TONY HENDRON