Athletics

Team Ireland Zurich 2014

Reigning 50k World Walks Champion Robert Heffernan will lead as the team of 30 to compete at the European Track and Field Championships in Zurich 12-17th of August. This is one of the largest teams ever to compete at the championships. Last August the Cork man made history by becoming Ireland’s third ever World Champion […]

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Young Stars Turn on the Style on Day Three of the GloHealth Juvenile Championships

Championship Best Performances and thrilling competition was the order of the day at the GloHealth Juvenile Track and Field Championships held in Tullamore on Sunday the 13th of July. Robbie Marrs (City of Lisburn AC) set a stunning new Championships Best Performance (CBP) of 1.94m in the U16 boy’s High Jump. The mark added 4cm

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Nine Athletes Selected For Irish Team For the World Junior Track and Field Championships

08.07.2014 Nine of Ireland’s up and coming athletic talent will travel to Eugene, Oregon to compete at the World Junior Track and Field Championships which take place from the 22nd-27th of July.  The level of competition at the World Junior Championships will be of the highest quality when you consider previous winners include athletic icons

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English and Barr excel

It was a promising weekend for Irish athletics with Thomas Barr and Mark English enjoying the perfect build-up to the European Championships with some world class performances. Barr was in excellent form when setting an Irish 400m hurdles record of 48.90 in Geneva, Switzerland on Saturday to place him top of the European rankings. “I wasn’t expecting that,”

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Irish athletes in Oslo

Paul Robinson competed well in the Dream Mile at the Bislett Games in Oslo, Norway last night coming away with a new personal best of 3:54.77. After the race Robinson said “I’m getting close to a big breakthrough”. The  race was won by Djibouti’s Ayanleh Souleiman in 3:49.49. He added “It’s just that last 200m. If I can

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