Paris 2024: Irish in action on Day 4 of Olympic Games
All Irish eyes will be on the exploits of world champion Daniel Wiffen in the pool just after 8pm, with the 23-year-old the hot favourite to land gold in the 800m freestyle final.
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Ireland's Daniel Wiffen Has Eyes On Historic Swimming Gold
Ireland's Daniel Wiffen posted the fastest time in the heats for the 800m freestyle on Monday, and the world champion now has his sights set on making history in Tuesday's final. Wiffen could become the first Irishman, and just the second Irish athlete ever, to claim Olympic swimming gold -- and his hopes were boosted with challenger Sam Short of Australia, considered the favourite by some analysts, failing to qualify. The 23-year-old Wiffen topped qualifying in 7:41.53, ahead of Tunisia's Ahmed Jaouadi.
La Memo Peringkat 3 di Semifinal E/F Dayung Olimpiade 2024
Pedayung Indonesia, La Memo, mencapai posisi ketiga dalam semifinal E/F 1 dayung Olimpiade 2024. Dia kalah dari wakil Kazakhstan dan Tunisia.
Fencing-Queen Kong breaks French hearts to take maiden gold in women's epee
PARIS :Hong Kong's fencing queen Vivian Kong claimed her first Olympic gold medal in a nerve-wracking bout against local favourite Auriane Mallo-Breton of France in the women's epee at the Paris Games on Saturday.
Australia's Winnington savours hard-won silver after Tokyo wipeout
PARIS : After crashing out of the 400 metres freestyle final at Tokyo and falling into a mental tail-spin, Australia's Elijah Winnington found peace on Saturday as he secured silver in the event at the Paris Games.
Tunisian wrestler Guenichi out of Paris 2024 after doping ban
PARIS :Tunisian wrestler Amine Guenichi has been ruled out of the Paris 2024 Olympics after being handed a four-year doping ban by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), a Tunisian federation official told Reuters on Wednesday.
Tunisia low in numbers and without Hafnaoui, Jabeur
Tunisia will send its smallest delegation for two decades to the Paris Games with the North African country's two best known elite athletes, swimming champion Ahmed Hafnaoui and tennis star Ons Jabeur, both absent because of health issues.
Making third straight final would be a dream, says Jabeur
Tunisian 10th seed Ons Jabeur said she is dreaming of reaching a third straight Wimbledon final this month and that managing the negative emotions would be a key factor in getting to the title decider.