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London 2012 Paralympics
London 2012 Paralympics - Final Day Report
The final day of racing for the Sonar class at the Paralympic Games had to be cancelled today due to the lack of wind, an issue which had plagued the regatta for most of the week. The Irish sailors, John Twomey, Anthony Hegarty and Ian Costello finished 11th overall. They had been hoping to leave the regatta on a high today, repeating their second place performance from earlier in the week but unfortunately it was not to be. Although they will not come home with a medal this year, John has made the history books by competing in what was his 10th Paralympics, a record for any Irish person competing at either the Olympics or Paralympics. This was a Paralympic debut for both Anthony Hegarty and Ian Costello.
John Twomey commented “We’re disappointed we didn’t get to race today but it’s been a great regatta and a wonderful Paralympics“.
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Peter O’Leary and David Burrows have won Gold at the Skandia Sail for Gold Regatta in Weymouth, the host venue for the 2012 Olympics. The Providence Resources Irish Olympic Sailors performed consistently during the regatta remaining in the top 3 throughout. They were 3rd overall heading in to toady’s medal race but a 3rd place finish in the double points race saw them... Read More |
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Conditions have deteriorated in Weymouth for Day 4 of the Skandia Sail for Gold Regatta but that hasn’t prevented Annalise Murphy from climbing even further up the leader board following another race win. Read More |
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Conditions were good at Day 3 of the Skandia Sail for Gold Regatta in Weymouth. After some patchy rain in the morning, conditions brightened up considerably as the day progressed. The Providence Resources Irish Olympic Sailors continued to shine across the different race courses in the 12-16 knot south westerly breeze. Read More |
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