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Olympic champion Kellie Harrington won't compete at World Championships
The Dubliner has been ruled out through injury.
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The Dubliner has been ruled out through injury.
The team of Ujah, Zharnel Hughes, Richard Kilty and Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake have been stripped of their medal from the 2020 Games.
He was part of a relay team that also included Zharnel Hughes, Richard Kilty and Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake.
The Team Ireland swimmer has already claimed gold at these Paralympic Games.
Ellen Keane and Róisín Ní Riain will race in the finals of the 200m individual medley and 100m breaststroke later this morning.
A day after claiming Paralympic silver for Ireland in the 50m butterfly, Nicole Turner reflects on the achievement and discusses her rivalry with friend Ellie Robinson.
The Portarlington swimmer won silver with a time of 36.30 seconds in Tokyo.
4,521 athletes from 168 countries will compete across 22 sports over the next two weeks.
The case involves a Games-related member of staff who is not resident in Japan.
Phil Healy looks to the future after making history at Tokyo 2020.
Madeline Groves, who won two silver medals at the Rio Olympics, stunned her teammates when she pulled out of the Australian trials.
Cricket star Glenn Maxwell branded the decision ‘disgusting’, while tennis Olympian Luke Saville said he was ‘embarrassed to be a South Aussie.’
‘While other countries are celebrating the return of their athletes, we are subjecting ours to the most cruel and uncaring treatment.’
Soak in the scenes of a glorious day in Dublin.
The bus will take in on its route Portland Row, Harrington’s home street.
Kellie Harrington joined an elite club as she won Olympic lightweight gold for Ireland on Sunday morning.
It is a time of great festivity in Dublin’s north inner-city as Harrington’s local neighbourhood celebrate her success.
Kellie Harrington won gold in the lightweight boxing final in Tokyo.
There’s no doubt that Ciara Mageean will come back stronger from her latest setback in Tokyo.
Catch up on all you need to know from the final day of action in Tokyo.
The Irish boxer beat the Brazilian with a unanimous decision victory.
There was carnage in the opening scratch race in Tokyo.
There was disappointment for Stephen Scullion who withdrew before the 20km mark.
Brazil were 2-1 winners after extra time.
The US missed out on gold in a jump-off with Sweden.
Ingebrigtsen set a new Olympic record with a stunning run.
Brazil’s Hebert Sousa was heading for defeat until he shocked Oleksandr Khyzhniak.
Mark Downey and Felix English were listed as non-finishers having lost two laps on the bunch.
It comes as Daley’s fourth Olympic medal overall.
Kim Raisner was trying to assist German athlete Annika Schleu as she battled to control Saint Boy.
Leona Maguire and Stepehanie Meadow thoroughly enjoyed Tokyo 2020 – and will build on their brilliant efforts going forward.
‘A good end to my Games,’ the three-time Olympian says.
Catch up on all you missed overnight from the Olympic Games.
Leona Maguire was also flying the flag in the women’s Olympic golf event.
11-time NBA All-Star Kevin Durant scored a game-high 29 points.
There was disappointment, meanwhile, for Cork’s Aoife Cooke, who withdrew just before halfway.
Canada had won bronze at the past two Games.
Lamont Marcell Jacobs claimed his second gold of the Games.
The 30-year-old is proud of her achievements at three Olympic Games, but admits it’s not the way she would’ve chosen to end the journey.
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