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Rhys McClenaghan remains convinced he can rediscover his Olympic gold-winning form despite missing out on the World Championships final in Rotterdam, insisting recent disappointments will not define his career.
These are unexpectedly testing times in the career of Rhys McClenaghan. It’s just over two years since he became the first gymnast in history to simultaneously hold the Olympic, World, European and Commonwealth titles on a single apparatus. In recent months, however, his fall from the pommel horse podium has been irrefutably swift.
Of the 65 athletes competing for Northern Ireland at this year’s Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, there are some familiar names, notably the two current Olympic champions: Rhys McClenaghan and Daniel Wiffen.
Olympic gold medallist Rhys McClenaghan is refreshed and recalibrated and as his dream year comes to a close, Los Angeles is already coming into view.
Ahead of the RTÉ Sport Awards, the 10 nominees for the RTÉ Sport Sportsperson of the Year award have been named, with Paris 2024 gold medallists Rhys McClenaghan, Daniel Wiffen, Kellie Harrington, Paul O'Donovan and Katie-George Dunlevy selected alongside Katie Taylor, Paul Townend, Anthony Cacace, Shane O'Donnell, Rhasidat Adeleke and Róisín Ní Ríain.
Olympic gold medal-winning gymnast Rhys McClenaghan has described the support of his home town in Newtownards as having "meant everything" to him.
An Olympic gold medal-winning gymnast from Newtownards has described the support of his home town as having “meant everything” to him.
A total of 3.4 million people in Ireland tuned in to watch coverage of the Paris Olympics on RTÉ television, with Kellie Harrington's Olympic gold the most-watched event.