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Improved coaching, facilities and funding helped Ireland’s athletes reach their potential at the European Championships
Ireland's four-medal haul means team finishes European Athletic Championships in 10th place – ahead of continental superpowers like Germany and Sweden
Sophie Becker, Rhasidat Adeleke, Phil Healy and Sharlene Mawdsley finish second behind the Netherlands, with Belgium in third
Stage is set for sensational final on Wednesday as Ireland, Poland and the Netherlands set to bolster teams for their women’s 4x400m
400m hurdlers light up the Stadio Olimpico with statement performances ahead of the Olympic Games
Irish women emerge as a strong medal contender for Wednesday night’s final where Rhasidat Adeleke may return to the team
Silver adds to the fantastic medal haul for Ireland following Friday night’s gold in mixed 4x400m relay and Ciara Mageean’s triumph in the 1,500m
Thomas Barr fails to qualify for the 400m final while Nick Griggs, Phil Healy and Louise Shanahan also miss out
Ciara Mageean, Rhasidat Adeleke, Sharlene Mawdsley, Thomas Barr and Chris O’Donnell have all achieved golden success at this year's championships
Portaferry runner produces a brilliant finish to take the win ahead of Britain’s Georgia Bell
Adeleke won her heat and goes into Monday night’s final as the fastest of the eight finalists
European Championships morning round-up: Mark Smyth makes 200m semi-finals while Nicola Tuthill makes hammer final
Israel Olatunde finished sixth in the semi-finals of the 100m at the European Athletics Championships
O’Donnell ran a season best of 45.69 to nail fourth place in his heat and will race again during Sunday’s semi-finals
Portaferry native Ciara Mageean in confident mood and targeting a gold medal in the European 1,500m final