There was a tremendous turnout on St. Stephens morning for the 4th annual Michael Foley Bursary Fund Pudding Run. This novel idea has captured the imagination and over 100 people came out to show their support and to join in the fun of the pudding run. The large crowd gathered at Bellefield GAA Complex and set off for their 10k trek when chief organiser Phil Kearney gave the signal. Declan Ivers defended his title well being the first runner home with Seanie O`Gorman close on his heels as the first teenager back and Elaine McCabe the first lady and Dillon McVeigh the first child.  

Padraig Doyle true to form was the first over 50 home once again and just to prove that fitness runs in the family his mother Mrs. Maeve Doyle was the first grannie back to bellefield where tea/coffee and other delicacies were provided by Majella Murphy and Bridget Collins as the many prizes were given out and people met and mingled on what has become a wonderful festive social occasion.