Ciara Mageean

Athletics

BIOGRAPHY

Ciara Mageean was a semi finalist at the Rio 2016 Games and in total has travelled to three Olympics.

Her journey from World and European Junior silver medallist in 2010/2011 to become European senior champion in 2o24 was torturous at times due to injuries, but she won a European bronze medal in 2016, a European bronze indoors in 2019 and European silver in 2022 along the way.

Her 4:14.58 PB makes her the fifth fastest female miler in history and she holds the Irish record over 1,500m of 3:55.87.

In June 2024, Mageean won gold in the 1,500m at the European Athletics Championships.

Unfortunately, an Achilles injury forced her to withdraw from the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Team Ireland Number

755

Gender

Female

Discipline

1500m

Games

Paris 2024, Tokyo 2020, Rio de Janeiro 2016

Olympic Results

10th, 1500m Rio 2016; 12th, 1500m Tokyo 2020

Date Of Birth

March 12, 1992

Personal Best

3:55.87 (National Record September 2023)

Hometown

Portaferry, Co Down

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