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Two-time Olympian, European medalist and one of Ireland’s greatest ever sprinters, Phil Healy, has announced her retirement from international athletics.
The Bandon AC athlete leaves the sport as one of the defining figures in the modern era of Irish sprinting, having played a central role in raising standards, breaking records, and helping Ireland’s relay sq...
The second leg of the Athletics Ireland Race Series delivered a thrilling morning of championship action in Phoenix Park, as Jake O’Regan (St. John’s A.C.) and Heather Murphy (St. Michael’s A.C.) stormed to victory in the National 5 Mile (June 21st).
Men’s Race: O’Regan Claims Gold as Ennis Track Secure Team Title
Jake O’Regan produced...
The historical 123.ie Tailteann Interprovincial Games will provide another excellent spectacle of athletics in SETU Carlow tomorrow (June 20).
The four provinces will compete against each other for glory and athletes will also be vying for places on the SIAB Schools’ International team which takes place in Belfast next month.
This weekend’s showdown fo...
The National Endurance Group supports the ongoing development of distance runners in Ireland. Building on a rich history of success at global and continental championships, the program continues to evolve after a successful first year.
The inaugural year of the group in 2025, saw a strong set of performances, progression and medals – a direct result of athlet...
Mark English (Finn Valley AC) smashed the Irish 1000m record last night at the Ostrava Golden Spike, a World Athletics Continental Tour Gold meeting, in Czechia.
The Donegal man clocked a time of 2:15.82 to finish sixth in a highly competitive race, won by Peter Bol (Australia) in 2:15.13.
The previous record of 2:16.40 had been held ...