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Ellen Walshe and Eoin Corby both set Irish records at the World Aquatics Swimming Championships (25m) at the Duna Arena in Budapest on Friday morning, with Walshe's feat coming in the fastest 100m butterfly race in history.
Record-breaker Ellen Walshe, Shane Ryan and Danielle Hill all progressed from their respective heats to the semi-finals at the World Aquatics Swimming Championships (25m) in Budapest on Wednesday morning, while Jack Cassin equalled the Irish record when bowing out of the 200m butterfly and Nathan Wiffen clocked his second-fastest time ever in the 400m freestyle when missing out on a semi-final berth.
Ellen Walshe set two Irish records as she booked places in a semi-final and final on the first day of the World Aquatics Swimming Championships (25m) in Budapest.
Olympic finalist Ellen Walshe and European Champion Danielle Hill are among five Irish swimmers in action on the opening day of the World Aquatics Swimming Championships (short-course) in Budapest tomorrow.
Ellen Walshe will spearhead Ireland's team at the world short course swimming championships next month, with Olympic medallists Daniel Wiffen and Mona McSharry deciding against competing in Budapest.
Ireland will have two Olympic gold medallists in action on Saturday at Paris 2024, with Daniel Wiffen taking to the blocks in the heats of the 1500m freestyle and Kellie Harrington facing off against Beatriz Soares Ferreira in a bout to see which fighter will box for lightweight gold.
The sun is expected to shine over Paris on what could be a cracking Friday for the Irish Olympic team across multiple competitions and as the Stade de France opens its doors to crown the new Olympic kings and queens of the track and field.