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The American was back competing after withdrawing early in the women’s team final last week, citing a desire to protect her mental health.
The American showjumper is the daughter of Bruce Springsteen and Patti Scialfa.
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The 25-year-old recorded an incredible time of 45.94 seconds.
The Dubliner was too strong for Algeria’s Imane Khelif.
The two Irish sprinters were out in the 200m heats this morning.
Walsh drafted Walker into Ireland’s High Performance Unit as a 17-year-old in 2012, but trained Duke Ragan to victory over the Irishman in Tokyo.
The 43-year-old New Zealander made history in becoming the first female transgender Olympian.
The Dutch runner is also aiming for gold in the 1500m and 10,000m events.
O’Connor was the only member of the Irish team to make the final.
Runner Krystsina Tsimanouskaya plans to seek political asylum in Poland.
Defeat ended the Americans’ 36-match unbeaten run against Canada.
The American has withdrawn from the all-around final and three of the four apparatus finals, but will make another appearance in Tokyo.
The Irish diver’s form deserted him at the Aquatics Centre as he scored 335 overall.
Three Irish athletes were eliminated in the heats on Monday morning.
The 28-year-old 1500 and 10,000m world champion recovered despite falling to the ground during the race.
The Cork native crossed the line with a time of 23.21.
The 25-year-old African-American athlete crossed her arms in an “X” gesture during Sunday’s medal ceremony.
Ciara Mageean did not qualify for the semi-finals of the women’s 1,500 metres.
It was a disheartening morning on the track for Team Ireland.
What a day!
Ireland’s bronze-medal wining rowers have returned home.
‘It feels like the beginning of something very special,’ says the 22-year-old, with his ‘head held higher than ever’.
Ireland had lodged an objection against Italy’s Alessandro Sibilio.
Paul O’Donovan and Fintan McCarthy retuned home today after their stunning Olympic success.
The Texas-born sprinter clocked 9.80 seconds in Tokyo to clinch the title.
It is the first time since 1912 that an Olympic track and field event gold has been shared.
Su Bingtian shattered his previous best to progress to the final.
The Irishman fell during his routine, finishing seventh and missing out on a medal.
The American machine earned the title of world’s fastest swimmer.
Mourad Aliev was disqualified in the second round against Britain’s Frazer Clarke for an alleged headbutt.
Biles’ return to the Games is looking increasingly unlikely.
Ireland are in eighth place overall.
The Irishman was knocked out on the third hole of a dramatic shoot-out in Tokyo.
Catch up on what you missed overnight in Tokyo.
Michelle Finn and Eilish Flanagan both missed out on the final of the women’s 3,000m steeplechase.
Walker narrowly lost his quarter-final to American Duke Reagan.
The Belfast boxer will still return home with a bronze medal.
Great Britain’s Dina Asher-Smith opened up about her heartbreaking injury after her exit from the Olympics 100m.
The Irish 4x400m mixed relay team finish eighth in the Olympic final this afternoon.
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