# london-2012 - Today’s News
# london-2012 - Sunday 30 September, 2012
Another shot at Olympic gold or life as a pro? All will be revealed.
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# london-2012 - Sunday 23 September, 2012
There are those who believe that a person’s name has an influence over what they do in life. That may well be true for these sport stars.
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# london-2012 - Friday 21 September, 2012
When Michael D met Katie T…
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# london-2012 - Wednesday 19 September, 2012
The talented Russian is not resting on his hockey laurels, according to reports in his homeland.
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# london-2012 - Monday 17 September, 2012
The RTÉ sports comentator also says Lance Armstrong was clean during his seven-year reign as Tour de France champion.
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Move over, Michael. No need to put your tuxedo on, Ryan
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# london-2012 - Friday 14 September, 2012
Taoiseach Enda Kenny will be hosting a reception later today for the Irish team to celebrate their haul of sixteen medals at London 2012.
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# london-2012 - Wednesday 12 September, 2012
We’ve crunched through the Paralympics medal table to reveal just how well Ireland really did…
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# london-2012 - Monday 10 September, 2012
A warm welcome for our athletes back in Dublin tonight.
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Team Ireland’s 49 athletes are expected to meet the public in Dublin Airport shortly after 8pm this evening.
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# london-2012 - Sunday 9 September, 2012
The Games drew to a close at London’s Olympic Stadium tonight.
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Brace yourselves, the Games are almost over, but first…
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# london-2012 - Saturday 8 September, 2012
Meanwhile, James Scully brought the curtain down on Ireland’s involvement and called it ‘the best experience of his life’.
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The gold medallist has qualified for this evening’s event with a time of 1:10.59.
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Catherine Walsh and Fran Meehan are among those hoping to add to the Irish side’s medal haul today.
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# london-2012 - Friday 7 September, 2012
The sprinter, along with Mark Rohan and Catherine O’Neill, added to Ireland’s medal haul today.
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The Irish athlete recorded a time of 21.05 at the Olympic Stadium tonight.
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The Wexford woman threw a season’s best 5.66m in the discus to secure Ireland’s third silver of the Games.
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We also have news of the other Irish athletes in action as the Games’ end comes into sight.
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# london-2012 - Thursday 6 September, 2012
The Briton was in imperious 100 metre form tonight.
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Day eight of the Games was as absorbing as ever, though it held plenty of disappointment for Irish athletes.
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Meanwhile, Ireland’s Ellen Keane was in action in he 200m medley final.
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The 100m T13 champion even managed to ease up 20 metres from the line.
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Bruno Pinheiro Carra was tested out of competition on August 24.
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Pat Gilroy, Jason Smyth and Roger Federer all feature in today’s edition.
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# london-2012 - Wednesday 5 September, 2012
Another day. Another gold for Ireland. Can’t we give anyone else a chance?
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The Games’ governing body has found no grounds for the sprinter’s complaint following his 200 metre defeat by Alan Oliveira.
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# london-2012 - Tuesday 4 September, 2012
It was a historic day in London, with a number of world records being broken.
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The Cork native finished with a score of 28.12 in London this evening.
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Team Ireland have now won nine medals in total, following the rider’s success.
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Meanwhile, James Dwyer has placed sixth in the individual freestyle test – grade IV.
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Ireland are enjoying great success – but many Irish viewers don’t have the TV channels they might need.
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A games sponsor ensured that Michael McKillop’s second medal presentation became a first for the Paralympic Games.
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The Irish rider is hoping to add to the silver medal she already won, as she competes in Individual Freestyle Test later today.
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# london-2012 - Monday 3 September, 2012
The Antrim man won Ireland’s eighth medal of the competition in London today.
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Meanwhile, the sailing event in which Ireland are competing has been delayed.
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Derry’s gold medallist has espoused the advantages of training in the US before defending his 200 metre title this week.
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The South African sprinter complained that Alan Oliveira’s legs were ‘unbelievably long’ after the Brazilan beat him in last night’s 200m final.
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The Irish gold medalist tonight bids to emulate the success he enjoyed at the weekend.
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# london-2012 - Sunday 2 September, 2012
Meanwhile, there was disappointment for Oscar Pistorius, as he lost out to Brazil’s Alan Oliveira.
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