Rhys McClenaghan has won gold in the pommel horse final at the FIG World Challenge Cup in Slovenia.
McClenaghan came away with an impressive score of 15.450 to see off the entire field.
He was on the podium last month as he secured silver at the World Challenge event in China.
The 19-year-old was crowned 2018 European Champion last August when he became the first Irish gymnast to win a senior European title.
Ciaran Gallagher, CEO Gymnastics Ireland, said: "Following on from his fantastic silver in China, this gold is further evidence that Rhys is back to top form after his surgery last year and bodes very well for his preparations as we go into the World Championships in Stuttgart in October, one of the primary Tokyo 2020 Olympic qualification events.
"Congratulations to Rhys, our national coach Luke Carson, coach Matthew O’Connor who traveled with Rhys for this event and Sally Johnson our Performance & Technical Manager.
