Team Ireland at the 2021 Tokyo Olympic Games

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Finally it happens! After a year’s delay due to the  Covid-19 pandemic, the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games has become the 2021 Tokyo Olympic Games! And all of us here at Nightcourses.com are ready to cheer on Team Ireland at the 2021 Tokyo Olympic Games.

The Opening Ceremony takes place on Friday the 23 July 2021 at 12 noon Irish time. Boxers Kellie Harrington and Brendan Irvine will carry the Irish flag for Team Ireland in the athlete’s parade at the Opening Ceremony.

Team Ireland action begins on Friday 23rd July 2021, when the rowers take up their oars just ahead of the Opening Ceremony.

The Tokyo Olympic Games runs from Friday 23 July – Sunday 8 August.

Ahead of the event we thought we’d present Team Ireland to you so you can get behind them over the next month and cheer them on… and hopefully we can bring a few medals home!

Best of luck to all of them:

Team Ireland at the 2021 Tokyo Olympic Games

Athletics
July 30th – August 8th

Individuals
Thomas Barr – 400m Hurdles
Síofra Cléirigh Büttner – 800m
Andrew Coscoran – 1500m
Mark English – 800m
Michelle Finn – 3,000m Steeplechase
Eilish Flanagan – 3,000m Steeplechase
Phil Healy – 200m/400m/400m Relay
Sarah Healy – 1500m
David Kenny – 20K Walk
Sarah Lavin – 100H
Marcus Lawler – 200m
Ciara Mageean – 1500m
Nadia Power – 800m
Leon Reid – 200m
Louise Shanahan – 800m
Mixed 4 x 400m Relay Team – 4 athletes from the following 6:
Cillin Greene
Chris O’Donnell
Phil Healy
Sophie Becker
Robert McDonnell
Cliodhna Manning

Badminton
July 24th – August 2nd

Nhat Nguyen – Men’s Singles

Boxing
July 24th – August 8th

Kellie Harrington – Lightweight – 60kg
Michaela Walsh – Featherweight – 57kg
Aoife O’Rourke – Middleweight – 75kg
Brendan Irvine – Flyweight – 52kg
Kurt Walker – Featherweight – 57kg
Aidan Walsh – Welterweight – 69kg
Emmet Brennan – Light-heavyweight

Canoe
July 25th – 26th.

Liam Jegou – slalom

Cycling
Track
August 5th – 8th

Mark Downey – madison
Felix English – madison
Shannon McCurley – madison
Emily Kay – madison, omnium

Road
July 24th

Dan Martin – road race
Nicholas Roche – road race, time trial
Eddie Dunbar – road race

Diving
August 2nd – 5th

Oliver Dingley – men’s 3m springboard
Tanya Watson – women’s 10m springboard

Equestrian
July 24th – August 7th

Cian O’Connor – Show jumping
Bertram Allen – Show jumping
Darragh Kenny – Show jumping
Sam Watson – Eventing
Cathal Daniels – Eventing
Sarah Ennis – Eventing
Heike Holstein – Dressage
Shane Sweetnam – alternate rider
Austin O’Connor – alternate rider

Golf
Mens July 29th –  August 1st
Womens August 4th – 7th

Rory McIlroy
Shane Lowry
Leona Maguire
Stephanie Meadow

Gymnastics
July 24th – August 3rd

Rhys McClenaghan – Men’s Pommel Horse
Meg Ryan – Women’s All-Around

Hockey
From July 24th

Women’s Team
Ayeisha McFerran
Lizzie Murphy
Katie Mullan – captain
Shirley McCay
Lena Tice
Naomi Carroll
Hannah McLoughlin
Chloe Watkins
Lizzie Holden
Nicci Daly
Hannah Mathews
Sarah Hawkshaw
Anna O’ Flanagan
Deidre Duke
Sarah McAuley
Sarah Torrans
Zara Malseed – Accredited Reserve
Michelle Carey – Accredited Reserve

Judo
July 28th & 29th

Megan Fletcher
Ben Fletcher – 100 kg

Modern pentathlon
August 5th – 6th

Natalya Coyle

Rowing – 13 in six boats
July 23rd – 30th

Fintan McCarthy & Paul O’Donovan – Lightweight Men’s Double Scull
Sanita Puspure – Women’s Single
Ronan Byrne & Philip Doyle – Men’s Double Scull
Emily Hegarty, Fiona Murtagh, Eimear Lambe, Aifric Keogh – Women’s four
Monika Dukarska & Aileen Crowley – Women’s Pair
Aoife Casey & Margaret Cremen – Lightweight Women’s Double Scull

Rugby Sevens
July 26th – 28th

Men’s Team
Jordan Conroy
Billy Dardis
Foster Horan
Greg O’Shea
Harry McNulty
Terry Kennedy
Ian Fitzpatrick
Jack Kelly
Adam Leavy
Hugo Lennox
Gavin Mullin
Mark Roche
Bryan Mollen

Sailing
July 25th – August 2nd

Annalise Murphy – Laser radial
Seán Waddilove & Robert Dickson – 49er

Shooting
July 29th – 30th

Derek Burnett

Swimming
July 24th – August 1st

Darragh Greene 100m Breaststroke 200m Breaststroke
Danielle Hill – 100m Backstroke 50m Freestyle
Brendan Hyland – 200m Butterfly 4x200m Freestyle Relay
Mona McSharry – 100m Breaststroke 200m Breaststroke
Finn McGeever – 4x200m Freestyle Relay
Jack McMillan – 4x200m Freestyle Relay
Shane Ryan – 100m Backstroke 100m Butterfly 4x200m Freestyle Relay
Ellen Walshe – 200m Individual Medley 100m Butterfly
Daniel Wiffen – 800m Freestyle 1500m Freestyle

Taekwondo
July 24th

Jack Woolley

Triathlon
July 26th – 27th

Carolyn Hayes
Russell White


RTÉ will provide comprehensive Olympic coverage across TV, radio and online.

270 hours of coverage will be aired across TV alone (simulcast between RTÉ2 and RTÉ Player).


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