The Irish Open
UCD’s U23s make their mark at The Irish Open
UCD’s Under-23 athletes came out top in the Mens 4- and 2- at The Irish Open trials last weekend, with Paul O’Donovan winning the Mens 1x and Mens 2x.
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4 Bronze for UCD at u23 world championships.
All 4 of UCD's athletes competing at the u23 World Rowing Championships in Plovdiv, Bulgaria will be returning home with a Bronze Medal to their name
David O'Malley and Shane Mulvaney in the lightweight pair were first onto the podium, crossing the line just behind the Italian and Turkish crews following an incredibly close race that saw each of them take the lead at different stages down the course.
2 races later Andrew Goff and Shane O'Connell ,making up half of the Irish lightweight Quad collected there own medals finishing strongly behind the Suisse and Austrian crews.
Well done men!
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After an excellent race in the rep yesterday, Dave and Shane are into tomorrow's LM2- A Final.
This afternoon Shane and Andrew will look to do the same in their LM4x A/B semifinal.
Irish time schedule and live YouTube streams are on our website, best of luck lads! #HonCollege
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U23 World Rowing Championships - UCD Boat Club
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LM2- , LM4x , , Stephen O’Connor (UCC), Niall Beggan (Commercial) LM2x Jacob McCarthy (Skibbereen), Fintan McCarthy (Skibbereen) COVERAGE Follow live updates on World Rowing Live Youtube video avai...
Racing at the 2017 World Rowing U23 Championships Plovdiv gets underway today with four UCD athletes in action at (Irish time):
14:35 LM2- David O'Malley and Shane Mulvaney
14:55 LM4x Shane O'Connell and Andrew Goff
Follow them live at worldrowing.com and best of luck to all the Irish crews! #HonCollege
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UCD pair eye U-23 glory in Bulgaria
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When the U-23 World Championships kick off today in Bulgaria the Ireland team of eight athletes will be looking to improve on last year's position, when the lightweight quad and pair fi