Ireland 2024 Olympics

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From Rugby Glory to Rowing Rapture: Ireland's Olympic Debut!

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As Irish athletes take the stage at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, it's a rollercoaster of excitement! Here's the scoop on rugby, rowing, and swimming chaos as Team Ireland gets into the groove. 🏉🏊‍♂️🥇

The Paris 2024 Olympics have kicked off with a bang for Team Ireland, bringing together a whirlwind of emotions and thrilling competitions. Our brave men’s Sevens rugby team made headlines by clinching a spot in the 5th place final after overcoming the formidable United States at the iconic Stade de France. Their spirited performance had fans on their feet, cheerleading these athletes who were ready to show the world what the Irish spirit is made of!

Not to be outdone, the men’s rowing duo of Phil Doyle and Daire Lynch set the tone with their exceptional skills and determination. They easily secured a comfortable win in the last of three heats, showcasing their ambitions of reaching the podium. With each stroke, they embodied the essence of teamwork and perseverance, proving that hard work does indeed pay off at the Olympic level. "That’s probably the most nervous race of the whole regatta," noted Doyle, emphasizing the anticipation leading up to their stellar performance.

Meanwhile, the aquatic arena saw both highs and lows as Ireland’s swimmers dove into their inaugural heats. The women’s 4x100m freestyle relay team, composed of Danielle Hill, Grace Davison, Erin Riordan, and Victoria Catterson, showcased immense talent but finished eighth in their heat – a learning experience in a world where every second counts! As athletes across various disciplines put their best foot forward, all eyes are on Mona McSharry in the Women’s 100m Breaststroke heats starting tomorrow, ready to rock the pool with her undeniable prowess.

As the Day 2 festivities unfold, the excitement of watching our Irish heroes compete in this global arena is palpable. With rugby, rowing and swimming setting the pace, we’re left on the edge of our seats, eager to see how deep Team Ireland can dive into the medal tally with each passing day.

Did you know? Ireland's men’s rowing team clinched their first Olympic medal in 2016, which was a historic moment! Additionally, rugby sevens made its Olympic debut in 2016, offering a vibrant mix of traditions, values, and fast-paced action that keeps fans around the globe entertained! Let's cheer them on as they represent the Emerald Isle to the fullest!

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Olympics latest: Irish in action at Olympics, Rugby sevens team ... (BreakingNews.ie)

he men's Sevens rugby team made the 5th place final after they beat the United States at the Stade de France.

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Successful Start for Irish Rowers at the Paris 2024 Olympics (Afloat)

The Men's Double of Phil Doyle and Daire Lynch set the tone on a positive note, finishing with a comfortable win in the last of the three heats.

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Olympics at a glance: Men's double sculls set best time; Ireland to ... (The Irish Times)

Defending champions Belgium too strong for Ireland; Ireland swimmers start campaign; Eventing team in dressage action.

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Philip Doyle and Daire Lynch get Ireland's rowers off to strong start ... (Irish Examiner)

That's probably the most nervous race of the whole regatta because you don't know where everyone is and it's nice to come out with one of the faster times.

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Paris Olympics 2024: Mixed bag for Irish athletes across swimming ... (The Irish Sun)

THE FIRST morning of Paris 2024 saw the focus on hockey, equestrian, swimming and rowing for Team Ireland.Two of Ireland's seven rowing crews raced.

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Irish ambitions (Row360 Magazine)

It was a strong start from Ireland's men's double, Philip Doyle and Daire Lynch, on the first day of racing at the Olympic regatta.

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Team Ireland at the Paris Olympics - Day One (Irish Examiner)

Ireland's women's 4x100m freestyle relay team of Danielle Hill, Grace Davison, Erin Riordan and Victoria Catterson finished eight in their heat on the opening ...

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Paris 2024: Irish in action of Day 2 of Olympic Games (RTE.ie)

In the middle of a busy morning of rowing action Mona McSharry enters the pool for the Women's 100m Breaststroke heats, which start at 10.27am. At 10.32am ...

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Olympics at a glance: Irish men's double sculls set best time; Ireland ... (The Irish Times)

Boxer Dean Clancy loses out after tough contest; defending champions Belgium too strong for Ireland in hockey; Ireland swimmers start campaign; ...

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Paris 2024: Sixth for sevens after loss to New Zealand (RTE.ie)

Terry Kennedy produced a late moment of magic to snatch victory for Ireland against the USA in their rugby sevens fifth-place play-off at at Stade de ...

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Paris Olympics Day Two: Irish in action – What time, what channel ... (Independent.ie)

The Equestrian team move onto the Cross Country element in the Three-Day Eventing with Sarah Ennis first out at 10.42 in the morning, followed by Susie Berry at ...

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PARIS 2024: A rollercoaster day for Ireland's athletes on opening ... (The Irish Sun)

Chay Mullins nudged Ireland ahead in the first half after he was teed up by Hugo Keenan after their opponents had taken the lead through Leroy Carter. But Brady ...

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