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He calls it a “Superman diving forehand winner” and it really is quite special.
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He calls it a “Superman diving forehand winner” and it really is quite special.
Grab a coffee – here’s everything you need to know this morning.
The Irish rider is hoping to add to the silver medal she already won, as she competes in Individual Freestyle Test later today.
The Irish sprinter won his second gold medal, while Eilish Byrne came fourth in the Equestrian Individual Freestyle Test.
The Antrim man won Ireland’s eighth medal of the competition in London today.
Derry’s gold medallist has espoused the advantages of training in the US before defending his 200 metre title this week.
The South African sprinter complained that Alan Oliveira’s legs were ‘unbelievably long’ after the Brazilan beat him in last night’s 200m final.
The South African sprinter lost out to Alan Oliveira in a thrilling 200 metre final last night.
The Irish gold medalist tonight bids to emulate the success he enjoyed at the weekend.
There has been a 25 percent increase on the number of tests conducted in Beijing four years ago.
The Irish cyclists finished with a time of 3.36.360 this afternoon.
Enda Kenny said the athletes had “done their country, family and Team Ireland proud”.
Yes folks, Saturday’s gold rush DID actually happen.
It was a sensational day in London as Ireland found success in the pool and on the track
The 22-year-old blitzed the opposition to take home Ireland’s fourth gold of the Games.
The Wexford man beat his original PB by seven seconds at the Aquatic Centre this evening.
The Derry sprinter secured his second world record in two days to win his 100m event by more than half a second.
As world records were being smashed, Catherine O’Neill and Cathal Miller had to be content with a place outside the medals.
Ahead of his big event tonight, here’s a chance to look back on the Irish athlete’s moment of glory in Beijing.
It’s undoubtedly been a day to remember for Team Ireland.
The teenager from Downpatrick won the Women’s 100m Backstroke Final this evening.
After a busy morning, Ireland have some strong medal contenders on day two in London.
Martine Wright made her emotional debut as Britain’s sitting volleyball team lost in straight sets to Ukraine this morning.
From an Irish perspective, there is also much anticipation surrounding the cycling events taking place today.
There were mixed fortunes for Team Ireland today, with Ellen Keane among the athletes who impressed.
Hopes of a first Irish medal on the opening day now rest with Ellen Keane in the 100m butterfly final at 7.30pm this evening.
The Hartnoll brothers met one of the world’s great minds backstage in the Olympic Stadium last night.
Eilish Byrne also put in an encouraging display earlier today.
Fireworks? Check. Flying wheelchairs? Check. Queen Elizabeth II wearing red earplugs? Check.
Don’t know much about the upcoming events? Check out our comprehensive guide.
We’ve got the Irish athletes who will be tweeting their way through the London Games over the next week and a half.
Ellen Keane, James Scully and Damien Shaw are among the athletes from these shores competing today.
The guys at LiveScience have been taking a closer look at the prosthetics worn by South African ‘blade runner’ Oscar Pistorius and others.
They’ve waited four years for this day. With hours to go until tonight’s opening ceremony, here’s how some of Team Ireland are feeling.
Cyclist Cathal Miller will lead the 49 Irish athletes into the Olympic Stadium for tonight’s sold-out opening ceremony.
Team Ireland will be competing in the games but will you be watching them?
Prime Minister David Cameron addressed the crowd in London’s Trafalgar Square as marathon participant Claire Lomas lit the cauldron.