Team Ireland will be represented in Archery at the European Games in Krakow by Emma Davis and Oskar Ronan. Both athletes will compete in the Recurve Individual events, which take place in the Plaszowianka Archery Park in Krakow City. Irish archers have been competing in the European Games since the inaugural event in Baku 2015. […]
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ARCHERY AND MUAYTHAI ADDED TO EUROPEAN GAMES 202325 February 2021 The European Games Kraków-Małopolska 2023 will showcase the continent’s top athletes in a range of Olympic and non-Olympic sports, including archery and muaythai, the latest additions to the programme of the third edition of Europe’s leading multisport event. Archery will be making its third straight
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EOC, Krakow-Małopolska agree on preliminary list of sports for European Games The European Olympic Committees (EOC) this weekend welcomed a delegation from Poland to the CONI headquarters in Rome for discussions on the 3rd edition of the European Games (EG), which are scheduled to take place in Krakow-Małopolska in summer 2023. The meeting was led
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Archer Maeve Reidy was the sole Team Ireland athlete competing at the European Games in Minsk today. The Dubliner finished 29 out of 48 in the Preliminary Rounds of Women’s Recurve Individual, putting her in a solid position as she advances to the Elimination Rounds 1/32 on the 25 June. This was the first day
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The second edition of the European Games officially opens in Minsk today. The Games run from the 21-30 June, and Team Ireland will be represented by 63 athletes across nine sports, including many of the top names in Irish sport, such as boxer Kellie Harrington, cyclist Ryan Mullen and Canoe Sprint racer Jenny Egan. Day
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Dublin’s Maeve Reidy is the sole representative of Archery in Team Ireland at the European Games in Minsk. The 34 year old made started competing in 2007 and made her international debut in 2010. Reidy is one of the first athletes in action, competing in the Women’s Recurve Preliminary Rounds in the Olympic Sport Complex
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Team Ireland Archer Darren Wallace was defeated in the last 32 elimination round by Italy’s David Pasqualucci..more to follow http://www.baku2015.com/archery/event/men-individual/match=arm070613/index.html?intcmp=ev-brackets
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Sinead Cuthbert exited the women’s preliminary archery competition today at the Tofiq Bahramov Stadium, losing 6-0 to Natalya Banabakoa (Bulgaria). Cuthbert and fellow archer Darren Wallace are delighted to be at this major event and believe its important for the development of their sport to have Irish representatives performing at this level. Match result
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Darren Wallace (ranked 52) will face Italy’s David Pasqualucci (ranked 13) on Saturday June 20th following the men’s individual ranking round this morning. Men’s qualification round 1 results http://www.baku2015.com/archery/event/men-individual/phase=arm070900/index.html?intcmp=sr-bysport-byday-schline-eventdetail Men’s Elimination June 20th: http://www.baku2015.com/archery/event/men-individual/phase=arm070600/index.html Sinead Cuthbert Cunningham (ranked 57) will meet Natalya Erdynieva (ranked 8th) in the 1-32 elimination round
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We are pleased to attach the Sports Qualification Documents (version 1.0) for 16 of the sports which are confirmed for the inaugural European Games in Baku 2015. These documents may be liable to some small changes and clarifications by the European Federations and we will inform you of these as they happen. Update: Please click
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Archery is truly a historic sport – a contest of mind and body control, as well as precision – and has roots dating back to its use as a weapon of hunting and war in ancient times. Since the creation of the bow and arrow, warriors and hunters have competed against each other in archery competitions to prove their targeting skills. Then, as now, concentric circle targets are used, with points increasing as the archers get their shots closer to the centres.
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