Brian Fay
Athletics
BIOGRAPHY
Brian Fay is the first quadruplet to represent Ireland at an Olympic Games.
He was the first Irishman home at the European Cross-Country Championships in Dublin in 2021 with an impressive 10th place, and has since proved his class on the track.
He was seventh in the US collegiates (NCAA) in 2022, when he was also eighth in the European final. In 2023, he took almost two seconds off the Irish 5000m record which had been held by Alistair Cragg for 11 years.
Brian has a business degree from DCU and a Masters in entrepreneurship from the University of Washington. The Dubliner will also become the first quadruplet to represent Ireland at an Olympic Games.
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