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Wiffen and Hill Set Championship Records to Close Out 2025 Irish Open

Daniel Wiffen and Danielle Hill set new Championship Records as the 2025 Irish Open Swimming Championships ended in Dublin. In all, twelve Championship Records were set as well as three Irish Senior and four Irish Junior Records across the five days of racing. Daniel Wiffen, already a world leader in 2025 in the 800m Freestyle, […]

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Walshe Secures Another Worlds Time on Final Morning of Racing in Dublin

After four days of thrilling racing, the penultimate session of the 2025 Irish Open Championships took place on Wednesday morning at the Sport Ireland National Aquatic Centre, with Ellen Walshe continuing to impress. Fresh off setting two Irish Senior Records in the 200m Freestyle on Tuesday, Walshe returned to the blocks for the final morning

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McCartney Secures World Championships Time; Walshe Lowers Freestyle Record

Ellie McCartney and Ellen Walshe starred on the penultimate night of racing at the 2025 Irish Open Swimming Championships at the Sport Ireland National Aquatic Centre with McCartney locking in a consideration time for the World Aquatics Championships in Singapore, bringing the number with times achieved to seven and Walshe lowering her newly minted 200m

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Shortt Blasts Another New Irish Record on Day Three of Irish Open

Swim Ireland’s Irish Open Swimming Championships continued in Dublin on Monday with John Shortt, Mona McSharry and Daniel Wiffen all making headlines. 18-year-old Shortt continued his incredible form this week with an outstanding swim in the 200m Backstroke Semi-Final. The National Centre Limerick swimmer smashed his Irish Senior and Junior Record, the Championship Record and

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Walshe, Wiffen and Shortt Lead Monday Qualifiers at Irish Open

World Aquatics Championships qualifiers Ellen Walshe, Daniel Wiffen and John Shortt featured on Monday morning as the Irish Open Championships reached the half-way stage at the Sport Ireland National Aquatic Centre. Walshe, swimming the 100m Butterfly, secured a third qualification time for the World Aquatics Championships in Singapore in July clocking 58.14 to take the

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Fannon Secures World Championships Qualification

Swim Ireland’s Irish Open Championships continued in Dublin on Sunday morning with Olympic semi-finalist Tom Fannon confirming his qualification for the World Championships in the 50m Freestyle. The National Centre Dublin swimmer swam an impressive Championship Record of 21.78, well inside the required World Aquatics A time of 22.05 and was just outside his Irish

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Shortt Stars at Irish Open with World Championships Qualification

John Shortt was the star of the opening night of Finals at the Irish Open Championships in Dublin with the 18-year-old securing a qualification time for the World Aquatics Championships in Singapore, while Danielle Hill also cemented her qualification for the July Championships. Swimming in the second 100m Backstroke semi-final, Shortt, who had set a

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Walshe, Bailey and Shortt Break Records as Irish Open Gets Underway in Dublin

Ellen Walshe, Evan Bailey, and John Shortt got the 2025 Irish Open Swimming Championships underway in Dublin on Saturday morning with records falling on four occasions including three Championship and an Irish Junior record, while eight swimmers secured consideration times for international events this Summer. Walshe, competing in the 200m Individual Medley and 200m Butterfly,

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