O’Donovan and McCarthy’s will be the last ever winners of a men’s lightweight double sculls race that has known just six champions in eight runnings

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Garryowen’s Declan Madden was elected as the 135th IRFU President - he takes over the position from Cork Constitution clubman Greg Barrett.

Diare Lynch was sick all week through this regatta, Philip Doyle has had a neck issue all year that seized up coming down the stretch and made his grip slip on the handle just as they seemed set to challenge the Dutch for second spot.

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Today Paul O’Donovan and Fintan McCarthy defend their title and two other crews go in their own Olympic finals.

Rory McIlroy fired a three-under to stay in contention for a medal.

This year’s team members were all spectators at Dun Laoghaire eight years ago.

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Sara Byrne, Beth Coulter and Aine Donegan have been given the nod for Sunningdale in England at the end of the month.

Jamaica had been without a manager since Hallgrímsson left this month after a disappointing Copa América. The Icelandic coach has since filled the Ireland vacancy following an eight-month search by the FAI.

The 14-time French Open champion gave a lingering wave to all sides of Court Philippe Chatrier.

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Earlier in the morning, Ross Corrigan and Nathan Timoney got the Irish off to a flying start, powering into the A final of the men’s pair.

In the lightweight double sculls semi-final at the Vaires-sur-Marne this morning, Paul O'Donovan and Fintan McCarthy will size up to Swiss pair Jan Schaeuble and Raphael Ahumada. They've got some history.

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