Triathlon

Gavin Noble is competing is one of the final World Cup races of the 2011 season this Saturday 5th November. The Guatape ITU World Cup takes place in Columbia where a strong field of 61 men will tackle a 1,500 meter swim in a manmade lake, followed by a hilly 40km bike and 10km run […]

Aileen Morrison made a significant step towards reaching her goal of qualifying for the London Olympics after finishing second in the latest World Cup event in South Korea. Morrison took second behind France’s Jessica Harrison at the World Cup event in Tongyeong. Her performance moves her up to 15th in the International Triathlon Union rankings. In her two

Elite triathletes Aileen Morrison and Gavin Noble raced in the blistering heat of the Huatulco World Cup in Mexico on Saturday afternoon while Conor Murphy travelled to Kenya. Morrison swam well to exit with the leaders before being joined by a number of other athletes to form a lead group of 14. Morrison’s hard work

Ireland’s Aileen Morrison put in a stunning performance in the last World Championship Series race of 2011 placing 4th in Yokohama, Japan. Morrison beat some of the world’s best on her way including 2011 World Champion Helen Jenkins.   The 1500m swim in Yokohama bay was led by Lucy Hall and World Champion Helen Jenkins

Aileen Morrison has finished a consistent 18th in the World Championship Series Final in Beijing at the weekend. The result comes after her 18th place finish in the London test event in Hyde Park last month, and further advances her claim for Olympic qualification. The most pleasing aspect of the result is Morrison’s strong showing

Performance Director Chris Jones on the 2012 Test Event and the pre 2012 Games training  base venue. Click here Sonia O’Sullivan , Stephen Martin and Giles Warrington meet with Triathlon Ireland performance staff in London to test out pre 2012 games options. Triathlon Ireland athletes Conor Murphy, Gavin Noble, Aileen Morrison and Bryan Keane with Performance

Gavin Noble had a frustrating London 2012 Triathlon test event today. After a great swim that saw Gavin amongst the front runners in the bike, Noble and three other athletes went down on the greasy road surface folowing a downpour of heavy rain on the tight and technical London Olympic course. Noble however completed the race, albeit as the

Aileen Morrison produced a solid performance and gathered good ranking points this morning in London's Hyde Park.
She finished 18th of the worlds best 67 starters.

Morrison 14th in Spain

Another impressive World Cup performance

Irish Triathlete Aileen Morrison was in Olympic House to discuss her Olympic Scholarship for London 2012.

Congratulations to Aileen Morrison from the Triathlon Ireland High Performance squad who finished 5th yesterday in the Waterways Ireland European Championships in Athlone. Emma Davis finished in 23rd place.