Person: Ann Loughnane

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Veale the star turn at Tullamore

THERE was a larger than usual attendance for the early morning start of the AVIVA Irish Schools Track and Field Championships at Tullamore on Saturday when star racewalker, Kate Veale (St. Augustine’s, Dungarvan), made her first appearance on home soil since winning the bronze medal in the junior walk at the European Cup in the Algarve.

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Mageean wins silver at World Youth Championships

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Big guns in sight of Irish title

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Heffernan and Loughnane declared team leaders

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Another test for Gillian as Irish walkers challenge in force

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Young sports stars honoured

Turnbull makes mark, but Davoren misses out

GARETH TURNBULL has achieved his ambition of posting the B standard for the world championships.

Thu, 24 Jul, 2003

Silver for Loughnane in Canada

16-year-old Ann Loughnane has created history in becoming the first Irish athlete to win a medal in the IAAF World Youth Championships.

Fri, 11 Jul, 2003

O'Sullivan leads Ireland

Double world record holder Gillian O’Sullivan leads the Athletics Ireland 20 kilometres team in the European Cup of Race Walking in Russia on May 19.

Wed, 07 May, 2003

Junior athletes display their talent at world level

JOANNE CUDDIHY (Kilkenny) finished 6th in her 400m final at the World Junior Athletics Championships in Kingston, Jamaica but with a personal best 53.36s on the clock. Monique Henderson (USA) won in 51.10s.

Sat, 20 Jul, 2002