Emily Kay

Cycling

BIOGRAPHY

Emily Kay represented Ireland in the women’s Madison event at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics alongside teammate Shannon McCurley.

Before switching allegiance to Ireland in 2019, Kay achieved success representing Great Britain and England, including a bronze medal in the Scratch race at the 2018 Commonwealth Games. As part of Team Ireland, she secured a bronze medal in the Omnium at the UCI World Cup in Milton in January 2020 and contributed to a bronze in the Team Pursuit at the 2021 European Track Championships.

Gender

Female

Discipline

Omnium and Madison

Games

Tokyo 2020

Date Of Birth

September 7, 1995

Hometown

Coventry

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Lydia Gurley

Shannon McCurley

Felix English

Mark Downey

Dan Martin

Nicolas Roche

Eddie Dunbar

CYCLING NEWS

In the News – 9 March 2026

Hockey The Irish Men’s and women’s hockey teams qualify for the FIH World Cup, after competing in the Qualifiers tournament in Santiago, Chile. The Ireland Men’s Hockey Team closed out their FIH Hockey World Cup Qualifiers with a win over France to take top spot in the tournament. Having trailed by a goal, Ireland fought [...]

THIRTY-FIVE ATHLETES ACROSS EIGHT SPORTS TO COMPETE AT EYOF SKOPJE

The Olympic Federation of Ireland has today named thirty-five athletes who will compete across eight sports in the Summer European Youth Olympic Festival (EYOF) taking place later this month. The EYOF is the largest European multi-sport event for young athletes aged 14-17, typically held every two years. This year it takes place in Skopje, North [...]

Team Ireland EYOF Medallists 1991 – 2024

In the 24 years of Team Ireland competing at the European Youth Olympic Festival – Ireland has had significant success. There have been 72 medals won by Irish athletes in that time, and the most successful Games for Team Ireland was in Tibilisi in 2015, with a total of ten medals being spread across athletics [...]

In The News – July 7th

Equestrian – Spruce Meadows, Canada  Daniel Coyle Won the $1 million ATCO Queen Elizabeth II Cup, producing two flawless rounds with Incredible and winning the jump-off in 35.21 seconds. He edged out USA’s Kyle King by just 0.08 seconds to take his first-ever 5★ Grand Prix win at Spruce Meadows.  “It only took 10 years,” Coyle [...]

From EYOF to the Giro – Darren Rafferty’s cycling journey

Darren Rafferty’s cycling journey began with Team Ireland at the European Youth Olympic Festival in 2019, and just six years later he’s riding Grand Tours and chasing podiums on the world stage.     IRISH cycling has had a few famous dynasties to date and the Rafferty family from Tyrone will surely follow them if [...]

Sport Events Coming up in July

We are at the start of a jam packed July, check here for information on the upcoming events?   DATES EVENT (SPORT) 27 June – 6 July EQUESTRIAN Team Ireland – World Equestrian Festival CHIO Aachen – Aachen, Germany LINK 28-29 June ATHLETICS Team Ireland – European Athletics Team Championships Division 2 – Maribor, Slovenia LINK [...]

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