Tullamore Harriers and St Abban's AC had representatives.
Midlands athletes enjoyed a strong run of results at Ireland's successful European Athletics Under 23 Championships in Finland.
Ava O'Connor and James Dunne from Tullamore Harriers both competed in the women and men's 3000 Metres Steeplechase,
O'Connor finished her in race in 8th with a time of 10:01.34 picking up her second PB in a space of three days, while James Dunne finished in 10th place.
St Abban’s long jump athlete Ruby Millet finished 11th in the final of the Women's Long Jump, landing with a 6.09m in the final.
And Aaron Keane finished 8th in the final of the 4x400m alongside Andrew Egan, Callum Baird and Jack Raftery.
It’s a top-8 finish for Ava O’Connor in the 3,000m s/c, claiming her second pb in 3 days 🤯🇮🇪🙌🏼
— Athletics Ireland (@irishathletics) July 15, 2023
⏱️10:01:34 for 8th placehttps://t.co/sIFD1yX1Ym#Espoo2023 @Ask123ie pic.twitter.com/EIHWWz0asT
Team Ireland found themselves in the medals on the final day with Sophie O'Sullivan and Sarah Healy finishing one and two respectively in the 1,500 metre final.
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