Danielle Hill advances to another final at Commonwealth Games

Danielle Hill's excellent form continued at the Commonwealth Games as she qualified for her third final in Birmingham.

Swimming in the 50m backstroke, she touch the wall in a time of 28.28 to qualify seventh overall. This was outside her Irish record time of 27.95.

The result replicates her run to the final of the 50m Freestyle, as well as the 4x100 Freestyle Relay, which she competed in earlier in the competition. The final will take place tomorrow evening.

Elsewhere, Northern Ireland's first ever swimming medallist Barry McClements returned to the pool this evening for his second and final event. McClements was swimming in the S10 100m Butterfly Final, as an S9 athlete, the 20-year-old was swimming up a classification for this event. The NAC swimmer touched in sixth overall in 1:02.95.

It will be a huge night for Northern Ireland tomorrow with three medal contenders in action. Paralympic Champion Bethany Firth will be first up in the S14 200m Freestyle Final at 19.14. Firth is the top seed in the final.

Daniel Wiffen will close out the swimming competition for Northern Ireland in the 1500m Freestyle Final. The 21-year-old is the fifth seed but is one of only two swimmers in the final who have broken the 15-minute mark this year.

Tomorrow morning, 17-year-old Mollie McAlorum swims the 400m Freestyle heats.