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Ellen Walshe is set for a second world final this afternoon after an impressive third-place finish in her heat in the 400m medley at the World Aquatics Short Course Championships in Budapest.
Ireland's triple Olympic swimmer Shane Ryan has won a bronze medal in the men's 50 metres backstroke at the World Aquatics Short Course Championships in Budapest, repeating the bronze he won back in 2018.
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.
Shane Ryan smashed his longstanding Irish record in the 100m freestyle at the World Aquatics Swimming Championships (25m) in Budapest to advance to the semi-finals of the short-course competition in the Hungarian capital.
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.
There was nothing to separate Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry in the golf competition at the Tokyo Games, with the Irish stars finishing in a share of seventh alongside Thailand's Jazz Janewattananond and Paul Casey of Team GB as now two-time major winner Xander Schauffele triumphed for the USA.
Armagh manager Kieran McGeeney paid tributes to his players who overcame a series of emotional hits over the last three seasons to bring the county to just their fifth ever All-Ireland final after a thrilling extra-time win over Kerry.