More titles for McMahon at Lisburn meet
Sycerika McMahon set another Irish senior record on the final day of competition at the Irish Short Course Swimming Championships in Lisburn.
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McMahon picks up five Irish short course titles
Following her European success last week, Sycerika McMahon picked up five Irish titles on day one one of the Irish Short Course National Championships in Lisburn today.
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McMahon best of Irish in Chartres
Sycerika McMahon finished fourth in the 100 metre breaststroke final on the last day of competition at the European Short Course Swimming Championships in France on Sunday.
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Murphy and McMahon shine in France
Barry Murphy and Sycerika McMahon were the Irish stars in Chartres on the third day of the European Short Course Swimming Championships.
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Record breaker McMahon into IM final
Sycerika McMahon is into the 100 metres individual medley final at the European Short Course Swimming Championships in Chartres, France.
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McMahon claims 50m breaststroke bronze
Ireland's Sycerika McMahon has won a bronze medal in the 50m breaststroke final on day one of the European Short Course Swimming Championships at L'Odyssee in Chartres, France.
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Swim Ireland name Short Course team
Swim Ireland have announced a squad of 11 swimmers to contest the European Short Course Championships which will take place from 22-25 November at Chartres, in France.
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Thorpe admits to depression and eyes Rio
Australian five-time Olympic champion Ian Thorpe has revealed that he battled depression and thoughts of suicide during his record-breaking career.
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Meegan breaks Manley's 1500m Irish record
Andrew Meegan from Aer Lingus SC broke Steven Manley's seven-year-old 1500 metre Freestyle Short Course record on Sunday in the Berlin leg of the World Cup series.
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Conor O'Shea on British swimming review panel
British Swimming have announced that Harlequins director of rugby and RTÉ rugby analyst Conor O'Shea has been appointed to the four-man review into the poor performance by British swimmers at London 2012.
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Australian swimmers 'under-prepared' for London
Australia's swimmers have admitted they buckled under pressure and underestimated how much their rivals had improved at the London Olympic Games .
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Swimming: Mellouli wins open water gold medal
Tunisia's Oussama Mellouli won the gold medal in the men's swimming marathon at the London Olympics on Friday to become the first swimmer to win medals in the pool and open water.
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Swimming: Risztov wins marathon 10km swimming gold
Eva Risztov of Hungary held on to win the gold medal for the women's marathon swim at the London Olympics on Thursday after a desperate sprint finish to the 10 kilometre race.
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Swimming: Phelps signs off with relay win
Michael Phelps ended his incredible Olympic career on the perfect note on Saturday, winning his 18th gold medal for the United States in the men's medley relay
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Swimming: Phelps captures 100m butterfly gold
Michael Phelps showed no signs of complacency on the eve of his retirement and provided an unforgettable reminder of his talent and unquenchable determination to win by snatching the 100 metres butterfly gold.
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Swimming: Phelps creates further history in London
American Michael Phelps has won the Olympic gold medal in the men's 200m individual medley for a third time
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Swimming: Disappointment for Murphy & Nocher
Barry Murphy failed to make the semi-finals of the 50m freestyle at the London Olympics, while Melanie Nocher swam below par in 200m backstroke.
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Swimming: Nathan Adrian takes 100m gold
American Nathan Adrian has won gold in the men's 100m freestyle at the London Olympics.
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Swimming: Phelps is 'probably not' the best - Coe
American swimmer Michael Phelps is "probably not" the greatest Olympic champion of all time, despite winning a record total of 19 medals, London 2012 Games chief Sebastian Coe said on Wednesday.
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Swimming: Phelps makes history in London
Michael Phelps became the most decorated Olympian ever when winning his 19th medal - a gold in the men's 4x200m freestyle relay.
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