Irish swimmer reaches European final

A fifteen-year-old Irish swimmer, Eimear Doyle from Limerick, has become Ireland's first swimmer in ten years to reach a finals at the Junior European Swimming Championships.

A fifteen-year-old Irish swimmer, Eimear Doyle from Limerick, has become Ireland's first swimmer in ten years to reach a finals at the Junior European Swimming Championships.

On the first day of the competition yesterday in Antwerp, Belgium, Doyle finished 7th at 32.97, setting a new Irish record and a further personal best.

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