Paris 2024: Irish in action on Day 13 of Olympic Games
With the number of Irish athletes competing at the Olympics in Paris beginning to wind down, Day 13 will see the first Irish athlete to qualify for the Games make her debut.
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USA's Quincy Hall comes from behind to win gold in Olympic men's 400-meter final
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Quincy Hall comes from behind in 400, wins Olympic gold for U.S. - ESPN
SAINT-DENIS, France — Quincy Hall became the latest American to electrify Olympic track and field with an out-of-nowhere comeback Wednesday night, sprinting from far behind in the 400 meters to reel in three runners and capture the gold medal.
Quincy Hall snatches gold medal on the line in Men's 400m final
American Quincy Hall dug deep in the final metres to overhaul Britain's Matthew Hudson-Smith and take the Olympic 400 metres gold in another race of scintillating quality on Wednesday.
Hole in shoe helps South Africa's Buhai to get second-best score in Paris
GUYANCOURT, France : After posting the second best score on the first day of the Olympic women's golf tournament on Wednesday, South Africa's Ashleigh Buhai gave credit to a hole in her left shoe for helping her to put recent injury troubles behind her.
Australia gold banishes snapped handlebar demons
SAINT QUENTIN-EN-YVELINES, France : Three years after a snapped handlebar cost Australia the chance of Olympic gold at the Tokyo velodrome, two riders from that men's team pursuit squad savoured the Paris gold with new teammates on Wednesday.
Paris 2024: Lynch eyes 2028 bid as Games come to end
Ireland's Finn Lynch finished eighth in the men’s dinghy medal race today, and 10th place overall, at the Olympics but said he "wanted one more crack" at the Games with his eye on Los Angeles in 2028.
The Mancunian Way: 'Orchestrated criminality'
Greater Manchester’s most senior police officer has blasted those involved in violent scenes in Manchester and Bolton at the weekend. Chief Constable Stephen Watson said those taking part in what he described as 'orchestrated criminality' had nothing to do with lawful protest.