Internationals

Club Athlete’s who have competed at Major International Championships and Games.

Olympic Games

Pat Hooper – Moscow 1980 – Marathon

Dick Hooper – Moscow 1980 – Marathon

Dick Hooper – Los Angeles 1984 – Marathon

Dick Hooper – Seoul 1988 – Marathon

Paddy McGrath – Sydney 2000 – Hammer

Mick Clohisey – Rio 2016 – Marathon

Sophie Becker – Tokyo 2020 – 4x400m Mixed Relay

Sophie Becker – Paris 2024 – 4x400m Mixed Relay / 400 Metres / 4x400m Women’s Relay

Eric Favors – Paris 2024 – Shot Put

Brian Fay – Paris 2024 – 5,000 Metres

World Championships

Kieran Finn – Rome 1987 – 4x400m Men’s Relay

Paddy McGrath – Seville 1999 – Hammer

Mick Clohisey – London 2017 – Marathon

Sophie Becker – Oregon 2022 – 4x400m Mixed Relay / 400 Metres

Eric Favors – Oregon 2022 – Shot Put

Eric Favors – Budapest 2023 – Shot Put

Sophie Becker – Budapest 2023 – 4x400m Mixed Relay / 4x400m Women’s Relay

Brian Fay – Budapest 2023 – 5,000 Metres

European Championships

Pat Hooper – Prague 1978 – Marathon

Dick Hooper – Prague 1978 – Marathon

Dick Hooper – Athens 1982 – Marathon

Dick Hooper – Stuttgart 1986 – Marathon

Dick Hooper – Split 1990 – Marathon

Paddy McGrath – Budapest 1998 – Hammer

David Rooney – Helsinki 2012 – 10,000 Metres

Mick Clohisey – Amsterdam 2016 – Half Marathon

Brandon Arrey – Berlin 2018 – 4x400m Relay

Mick Clohisey – Berlin 2018 – Marathon

Eric Favors – Munich 2022 – Shot Put

Brian Fay – Munich 2022 – 5,000 Metres

Mark Smyth – Munich 2022 – 4x100m Relay

Sophie Becker – Munich 2022 – 4x400m Relay

Eric Favors – Rome 2024 – Shot Put

Brian Fay – Rome 2024 – 5,000 Metres

Mark Smyth – Rome 2024 – 200 Metres / 4x100m Relay

Sophie Becker – Rome 2024 – 400 Metres / 4x400m Relay

World Indoor Championships

Sophie Becker – Belgrade 2022 – 400 Metres / 4x400m Relay

Sophie Becker – Glasgow 2024 – 4x400m Relay

European Indoor Championships

Sophie Becker – Torun 2021 – 400 Metres

Brian Fay – Torun 2021 – 3,000 Metres

Sophie Becker – Istanbul 2023 – 400 Metres / 4×400 Metre Relay

Commonwealth Games

Zoe Brown – Glasgow 2014 – Pole Vault (Northern Ireland)

Charlotte Wingfield – Birmingham 2022 – 200 Metres (Malta)

Paralympics

David McNally – Seoul 1988 – 200m/4x100m Relay/Long Jump

Orla Comerford – Rio 2016 – 100m

Orla Comerford – Tokyo 2020 – 100m

Orla Comerford – Paris 2024 – 100m

World Para Athletics Championships

Orla Comerford – London 2017 – 100m

Orla Comerford – Paris 2023 – 100m

World Para Athletics European Championships

Orla Comerford – Berlin 2018 – 100/200m

World Cross Country

Ursula Kennedy – Blackburn – 1968

Ann Keating – Blackburn – 1968

Siobhan Lynch – Blackburn – 1968

Ursula Kennedy – Clydebank – 1969

Kay Moroney – San Sebastian – 1971

Mary Lynch – San Sebastian – 1971

Mary Lynch  – Cambridge – 1972

Mary Lynch  – Waregem – 1973

Mary Lynch  – Monza – 1974

Vinny Mulvey – Ostend – 2001

Mark Kenneally – Dublin – 2002

Vinny Mulvey – Brussels – 2004

Mark Kenneally – Brussels – 2004

Vinny Mulvey – Saint-Etienne – 2005

Vinny Mulvey – Hiroshima – 2006

Vinny Mulvey – Edinburgh – 2008

Mick Clohisey – Edinburgh – 2008

Orla O’Mahoney – Edinburgh – 2008

Annette Kealy – Edinburgh – 2008

Kevin Dooney – Aarhus – 2019

European Cross Country

Annette Kealy – Oeiras – 1997

Vinny Mulvey – Thun – 2001

Annette Kealy – Medulin – 2002

Mark Kenneally – Medulin – 2002

Vinny Mulvey – Edinburgh – 2003

Mark Kenneally – Edinburgh – 2003

Vinny Mulvey – Heringsdorf – 2004

Orla O’Mahony – Tilburg – 2005

Vinny Mulvey – San Giorgiu – 2006

Orla O’Mahony – San Giorgiu – 2006

Vinny Mulvey – Toro – 2007

Mick Clohisey – Dublin – 2009

Orla O’Mahony – Dublin – 2009

Eilish Kelly – Velenje – 2011

David Rooney – Budapest – 2012

Mick Clohisey – Belgrade – 2013

Mick Clohisey – Samokov – 2014

Conor Dooney – Samokov – 2014

Mick Clohisey – Heyeres – 2015

Mick Clohisey – Chia – 2016

Kevin Dooney – Chia – 2016

Kevin Dooney – Samorin – 2017

Mick Clohisey – Tilburg – 2018

Kevin Dooney – Tilburg – 2018

Brian Fay – Fingal-Dublin – 2021

Brian Fay – Piemonte-La Madria Park – 2022

World Half-Marathon Championship

Kevin Dooney – Valencia – 2018

World Athletics Relays

Sophie Becker – 4x200m – Silesia – 2021

Sophie Becker – 4x400m – Bahamas – 2024

Europa Cup

1977 – Paul Duffy – 400m – Copenhagen

1989 – Ben Brady – 3,000m Steeplechase

1991 – Ciaran McDunphy – 400m Hurdles and 4x400m relay – Berlin

2000 – Paddy McGrath – Hammer – Kaunas

2000 – Dave Donegan – Pole Vault – Kaunas

2001 – Paddy McGrath – Hammer – Vassa

2001 – Dave Donegan – Pole Vault – Vassa

2002 – Dave Donegan – Pole Vault – Tallinn

2004 – Vinny Mulvey – 5,000m – Reykjavik

2006 – Mark Kirwan – 3,000m Steeplechase – Banska Bystrica

2007 – Mark Kirwan – 3,000m Steeplechase – Vaasa

European Team Championship

2009 – Mark Kirwan – 3,000m Steeplechase – Banska Bystrica

2017 – Mark Smyth – 4x100m Relay – Vaasa

2019 – Mark Smyth – 4x100m Relay – Sandnes

2019 – Eric Favors– Shot Put – Sandnes

2019 – Niamh Fogarty – Discus – Sandnes

European Games

Brandon Arrey – Minsk 2019 – Mixed 4x400m Relay

Niamh Fogarty – Silesia 2023 – Discus

Mark Smyth – Silesia 2023 – 4x100m Relay / 200 Metres

Eric Favors– Silesia 2023 – Shot Put

IAAF World Marathon Cup

Joe Peppard – London – 1991

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