When registering each participant must sign the waiver and terms and conditions before participating in the event. By registering for the Antrim Coast Half Marathon, as part of our service agreement with you, we will email you confirmation of your booking and keep you updated with any crucial event information. The event is run under IAAF rules. Entry fees are non-refundable, non-transferable and non-deferable. No exceptions. Charity entrants are expected to raise a minimum of £300 for their chosen charity. Any charity participant who has failed to raise any money by 31 July will be required to pay a late entry fee of £100 to participate on race day. Failure to do so will result in the removal of the entrant details from the race. Once we receive and accept your entry, you will not receive a refund if you cannot participate, you may not give or sell your race number to anyone else. You may purchase insurance at the time of registration which permits you to claim back your entry fee should you no longer be able to participate. You may not transfer your entry fee to an alternative event. The sale, swapping or bartering of Antrim Coast Half Marathon Race Entries or Antrim Coast Half Marathon Race Numbers is strictly forbidden. If you attempt to sell, swap, or barter your Antrim Coast Half Marathon Race entry or Antrim Coast Half Marathon race number, you may be banned from future Antrim Coast Half Marathon. You must be 17 years of age or older to participate in the Antrim Coast Half Marathon. You must be in good health and physically prepared to take on the challenge of a half marathon. The competitor, who will be of the stipulated age on 23rd August 2026, acknowledges that he/she will be participating entirely at his/her own risk and to the extent permitted by the Unfair Contract terms Act 1977. The organiser, Litore Promotions Ltd, will not be liable for any loss, damage, illness, or injury whatsoever directly or indirectly occasioned by or resulting from the negligence, wrongful act or default of the company, its members, employees, or agents or from any other cause including an act of God or the physical condition of the competitor. Each participant must only enter if they recognise that they make their best efforts in training for and completing the 13.1-mile race in less than 3 hours calculated from the time the last runner crosses the start line. This is because roads closed for the event need to be reopened to schedule. There will be a sweep van to collect runners who are failing to keep with required pace. If you refuse to board the sweep van when asked the organiser will no longer accept liability for your welfare. At this point you are no longer part of the race. You are required to wear an official Antrim Coast Half Marathon race number on the front of your singlet / shirt to participate in the Antrim Coast Half Marathon. When you register for the Antrim Coast Half Marathon, this includes official Event Photography and Videography of the day of the race. Official Event Photography and Videography will be used to promote forthcoming Antrim Coast Half Marathon events through advertising, PR to local and national media outlets, our social media platforms and our website. Wheelchair participants will only be eligible for race monetary prizes if a designated wheelchair category is available. Where such a category exists, all wheelchairs must comply with the regulations outlined in the IPC Athletics rules. No unofficial vehicles, bikes, in-line skates, skateboards, baby joggers, prams (of any description) will be allowed on the course. No non-competitor (children, partner etc.) is allowed to enter the course or cross the finish line with you. Failure to comply may lead to disqualification. Animals, whether on a lead or not, are not allowed on the course. Personal Trainers, mentors or coaches will not be allowed on the course unless they are entered in the event and wearing an official Antrim Coast Half Marathon Race Number Competitors are obliged to follow the instructions of Stewards, Race officials or PSNI at all times. Competitors must start at the official start Line and complete the full officially measured course. Competitors must start the event at an officially sanctioned start time only. It is the responsibility of the competitor to familiarise themselves with the event rules and any directions as may be published in participant instructions Failure to comply with any of the rules may lead to disqualification.