The championship took place in Tullamore over the weekend.
Midlands athletes impressed at the National U20 and U23 Track and Field Championship’s over the weekend.
Portlaoise Athleltic Club’s Reuben Plunkett secured a second place finish in the 400 metre Heat race on Saturday, before finishing second in the 200 metre heat and 7th in the 200m final.
Aaliyah Troy of St Abban’s came seventh in the U20 Triple Jump.
Alisha Maher of Tullamore Harriers won a bronze medal in the 100m race, before an eighth place finish in the 200m.
Alisha, alongside Lucy Champ, Teagan Delaney and Eimear Cotter secured bronze in the 4x100m relay.
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