US EditionOlympian Maeve Kyle Dies at 96
DUBLIN, IRELAND, JUL 23 – Sharlene Mawdsley, a two-time European Championships medallist, accepted a spontaneous street race challenge and won ahead of the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Final, showcasing her speed and athleticism.
- Ahead of Sunday's All-Ireland final in Dublin, Irish 400m sprinter Sharlene Mawdsley accepted a short street race challenge from a Tipperary GAA fan, dressed casually and winning decisively despite a head start.
- A two-time European Championships medallist, Mawdsley showcased her elite credentials by representing Ireland at the 2024 Paris Olympics, reported by Inpho Photography .
- Wearing a suit vest and shorts, Mawdsley raced casually through Dublin during the spontaneous challenge.
- Even after giving the challenger a significant head start, Mawdsley won decisively, showcasing sportsmanship and athletic skill.
- Preparing for the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, Mawdsley is training for the event, having already met the 400m qualifying standard.
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Maeve Kyle, Irish trailblazer and 3-time Olympian, dies at 96
Ireland’s first female track-and-field Olympian Maeve Kyle has died. She was 96. The Olympic Federation of Ireland says Kyle was a “trailblazer for women’s sport.”
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