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The Emerald AC star fell just short of her personal best in a very competitive field.
The Limerick native will aim to clinch a final spot this evening.
Parchment clocked 13.04 seconds, to trump fading world champion Grant Holloway.
Derval O’Rourke’s muscle memory from her time as an athlete is still intact.
With a new system to bed in, Johann van Graan laments that he has not been able to maintain a consistent starting XV.
The 25-year-old track star is enjoying athletics again after a combination of injury and obsession set her back.
The Carlow-sprinter will represent Ireland at senior level for the first time today in Glasgow.
The niggling questions over winning athletes can add to any mixed feelings.
Best fourth placer ever!
Waterford star set to end Ireland’s 84-year wait for an Olympic track sprint final.
The former Olympian and new mother has adapted well to life after athletics.
The University of Limerick man finished in a time of 48,78 seconds.
With more riders but fewer runners, life isn’t simple for freelancers like Dougie Costello.
The company held its earnings call last night, where it failed to meet analysts’ expectations for the fifth quarter in a row.
The Waterford native broke the Irish record back in May and continues to impress on the track.
Ireland’s most fierce track competitor hung up her spikes this morning. Here are some of her finest moments.
The hurdler has had to learn to walk (and swim) before she can run again.
The Cork hurdler is hoping to be back on the podium in Zurich this August, but has had to push her competitive return back by a month.
She broke the hurdle. Broke it in two.
Athletics Ireland contact European bosses to clarify the implications of Nevin Yanit’s two-year ban for Derval O’Rourke.
Nevin Yanit won the European title in Gothenburg in March
The Cork athlete was granted just €12,000 this year.
The Cork athlete came second in her heat this morning, clocking a season’s best time in the process.
The Cork athlete was a surprise inclusion in the field at Tullamore Harriers’ stadium.
The Cork athlete recorded a season’s best time of 12.91 and paid credit to her training partner, our very own Ails McSweeney.
The American Olympian is the subject of a stylish little featurette.
Mark English and Sarah Lavin will hope to make it through to the final of their respective events on Saturday evening.
London 2012 is ‘the one you wanna nail’ says Derval O’Rourke, but for the moment the Douglas athlete is concentrating on her next hurdle in Istanbul.