Ireland's biggest medal hopes at Paris Olympics
As the Games begin, optimism is undeniably high. Ireland head to France with the largest team we've ever brought to an Olympics - 133 competitors across 14 sports.
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As the Games begin, optimism is undeniably high. Ireland head to France with the largest team we've ever brought to an Olympics - 133 competitors across 14 sports.
First introduced in the 2021 Tokyo Games, the anti-sex beds are back in the 2024 Paris Olympics. The beds, made of cardboard, were reportedly introduced in an attempt by the organisers to prevent intimacy between athletes during their stay in the Olympic Games village. While there has been criticism of the move in the past, with athletes suggesting that their comfort has been compromised by installing fragile beds in their rooms. But, the move was persisted with by the organisers of the Paris Games too.
With a record number of Irish athletes – 133 to be exact – headed to Paris to compete, here is our guide to watching the Olympics from your sofa, if you want to watch with pride as our Irish entries take to the world stage at the highest level.
Rhys McClenaghan has retained his European Championship pommel horse title, winning gold at the event in Rimini, Italy.
Rhys McClenaghan has advanced to the pommel horse final at the European Championships in Rimini, Italy, where he will defend his title on Friday.
Rhys McClenaghan and his Ireland team-mates get their European Gymnastics Championships underway this morning in Rimini.
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Reigning back-to-back world champion gymnast Rhys McClenaghan has been crowned the RTÉ Sport Sportsperson of the Year for 2023.