A sticky note, written by her, for herself. “Not to fear losing but to see the opportunity to fight to win” 👊
Annalise Murphy ultimately emerged from the heartbreak of being agonisingly close at London 2012 as a stronger person and better sailor, as evidenced by her qualification for Rio 2016 and winning an Olympic Silver medal in the Laser Radial dinghy class 🥈
As Team Ireland celebrates 100 years of participation at the Olympic Games, we take a look back at some magical moments ✨
“Yep, I’ll say it, I’ve had a real glow up. Whether or not you think you’ll make it, go for it anyway. From 24-39 it’s been worth every step”
Abi Lyle her debut in dressage at the Paris 2024 Olympics, Ireland’s sole representative in this competition.
Even if success isn’t guaranteed, the journey itself is valuable and rewarding. Anything can happen and it’s worth pursuing your goals no matter where you are in life 🥇 we’re feeling inspired @abilyle 🥹
Looking back to a special moment in Team Ireland’s history. John Treacy’s remarkable journey to his iconic silver medal in the marathon at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games, running in the searing Californian heat.
Commentated on by the late Jimmy Magee, Treacy’s storied career marked by national titles and international accolades, reached its pinnacle at the 1984 Olympics with his silver medal.
It’s two months to the day since Daniel Wiffen had Irish people across the world frantically pacing up and down for 7 minutes and 38 seconds (a new Olympic record btw) willing him on to win Gold in Paris 😅