Megan Ryan

Gymnastics

BIOGRAPHY

Megan Ryan Megan represented Ireland at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Competing in the women’s all-around event, she scored 47.199 during qualifications, finishing 72nd overall.

Megan comes from a big GAA family – her father Aidan captained the Cork hurlers and her sister Hayley played camogie for Cork – but once she was selected for Gymnastics Ireland’s elite development team aged eight she never looked back and was 13 when she won her first Irish senior titles in 2015.

In 2016 she finished 18th on vault at the European Championships. In 2019 she won silver on the uneven bars at the World Challenge Cup in Turkey, the first podium finish by an Irish female gymnast at that level.

She made the top 50 in the floor and All-Around competitions at the 2019 European Championships.

Team Ireland Number

851

Gender

Female

Discipline

All-Around

Games

Tokyo 2020

Date Of Birth

April 3, 2002

Hometown

Cork

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