Irish medal-winners to be honoured by An Post with new postmark
Ireland's medal-winning athletics champions are to be honoured by An Post.
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An Post to honour Ireland's medal-winning athletics champions
An Post has said it will honour Ireland's medal-winning athletics champions including Christopher O'Donnell, Rhasidat Adeleke, Sophie Becker, Phil Healy, Sharlene Mawdsley, Thomas Barr and Ciara Mageean with a specially-designed national postmark.
Calm reflection required after eternal highs of Rome
Unprecedented success for the Irish team at the European Athletics Championships opens more doors to ongoing progression of athletes and fuels anticipation of Olympic success, but a pause for reflection is maybe now required.
Irish athletes visit Taoiseach after hugely successful European Championships
Taoiseach Simon Harris today welcomed athletes, support staff and executives from Athletics Ireland to Government Buildings for a reception to mark a hugely successful European Athletics Championships.
Paul McNamara: Commercial world must tap into European Athletics medal success for Ireland
After Team Ireland brought home two gold and two silver medals from the European Championships, Athletics Ireland high performance lead Paul McNamara is now hoping the commercial world can tap into that success and invest more in it.
Irish relay team success 'didn't happen overnight'
The older sister of Ireland's European 4x400m silver medalist Phil Healy has hailed the team for their performance in last night’s race in Rome, saying that it "hasn’t been an overnight success".
Irish Women's 4 x 400m team win silver medal at European Championships in Rome
It was another huge night for Irish athletics as the European Championships came to a close in Rome.
Ireland's women claim silver and set national record in 4x400m relay at European Championships
Ireland's women's 4x400m relay team of Sophie Becker, Rhasidat Adeleke, Phil Healy and Sharlene Mawdsley have secured a silver medal at the European Championships in a new Irish record time of three minutes 22.71 seconds.