Athletics

Rhasidat Adeleke

BIOGRAPHY From the start, Rhasidat Adeleke was a true prodigy, winning European sprint 100m/200m doubles at Youth and Junior level, including a European U18 200m title when she was just 15. She holds the full deck of Irish senior sprint records (60m to 400m). Tallaght AC nurtured her talent before she moved to the University [...]

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Luke McCann

Luke McCann

BIOGRAPHY Luke made his first big leap in 2021 when his 3:36:81 knocked five seconds off his PB and went on to debut at European and World Championships over the next two years. An injury delayed his 2024 start until May, forcing him to race in seven countries within five weeks in pursuit of Olympic

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Jack Raftery

Jack Raftery

BIOGRAPHY Jack was an individual 400m finalist at last year’s European U23 Championships (7th) where he set his PB in the semi-finals. He produced a brilliant finish to win his first national senior outdoor title this year, which sealed his place on the Mixed relay squad. He’s already been part of the squad that made

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Nicola Tuthill

Nicola Tuthill

BIOGRAPHY Nicola Tuthill achieved a throw of 69.90 meters at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, narrowly missing advancement to the final by just over a metre. In May 2024, she recorded a personal best throw of 70.32 meters in Banská Bystrica, Slovakia, becoming only the second Irish woman to surpass the 70-meter mark, following Eileen

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Sophie O'Sullivan

Sophie O’Sullivan

BIOGRAPHY Sophie O'Sullivan made her Olympic debut at the 2024 Paris Games, competing in the women's 1500m. In her initial heat, she finished seventh, narrowly missing automatic qualification for the semifinals. She then competed in the repechage round but did not advance further. ​ Prior to the Olympics, Sophie achieved notable success at the European

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Kate O'Connor

Kate O’Connor

BIOGRAPHY Kate O’Connor made history at Paris 2024 by becoming Ireland’s first Olympic heptathlete and only the second female athletics multi-eventer after Margaret Murphy’s 1972 pentathlon. Kate finished 14th overall, improving from her 23rd place ranking. Her international career began with a European Junior (U20) silver medal in 2019 at age 18, where she became

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Kelly McGrory

Kelly McGrory

BIOGRAPHY Kelly McGrory made her Olympic debut at the 2024 Paris Games as part of Ireland's women's 4x400 meters relay team. The quartet, which included Sophie Becker, Phil Healy, and Sharlene Mawdsley, achieved a time of 3:25.05 in their heat, securing a spot in the final. This performance marked a historic moment for Irish athletics,

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Rachel McCann

Rachel McCann

BIOGRAPHY Rachel played hockey and learnt ballet when she was younger. She only joined an athletics club upon starting secondary school yet anchored the Irish women’s 4x400m team that came very close to a medal at the European Juniors (U20) in 2019. This year she has broken her 200m and 400m personal bests and ran

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Jodie McCann

Jodie McCann

BIOGRAPHY Jodie has been in the form of her life this year, lowering her 5000m personal best by nearly one minute, to move to tenth on the Irish all-time list, and has also set PBs in the 1500m/Mile/3000m. Putting her primary teaching job on hold and training with Craig Mottram’s group in Australia (she has

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Sharlene Mawdsley

Sharlene Mawdsley

BIOGRAPHY Sharlene Mawdsley was part of the women's 4 x 400m relay team that performed superbly to finish 4th at the Paris Olympic Games. The memorable race came at the conclusion of her first Olympics which saw her finish 10th in both the mixed 4 x 400m relay and the individual women's 400m final. She

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Roisin Harrison

Roisin Harrison

BIOGRAPHY Roisin was a member of the women’s 4x400m team who were finalists in the World Championships in Budapest last year and also ran the penultimate leg when they set a new Irish indoor record (3:28.45), and finished fifth, at World Indoors in Glasgow this season. She also helped Ireland’s women to the 4x400m final

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Brian Fay

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

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