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Sarah Leahy 11.72, Mollie O'Reilly 11.75 and Orla Comerford 12.04 in the second run at Lee Valley.

Mollie O'Reilly 11.79, Sarah Leahy 11.93 and Orla Comerford 12.13 over 100m indoors in Lee Valley this morning.

Hannah Segrave ran 2:01.82 for 800m in Philadelphia today, a time that is inside the Athletics Ireland B standard for Torun. Ronan McMahon-Staggs ran 3:38.81 PB for 1500m at the same meeting.

Some results from the US today: NAIA Champs - Nathan Cremin Gold 1000m (2:22.26); Heather Murphy Silver 5000m (16:24.40 PB); New England Champs - Jane Buckley: Gold 3000m (9:19.47); Gemma Galvin Gold Mile (4:51.70); Cara Laverty Silver 1000m (2:47.05).

7.39 and 7.37=SB for Molly Scott over 60m in Vienna this afternoon.

Half Marathon Racewalk results from Dudince: 8. Matthew Glennon 1:30:58; 10. Jake O'Brien 1:38:35.

Joe Mooney completed the Marathon Walk in Dudince in 3:26:55.

Sixth place for Róise Roberts at UK Intercounty Cross Country Championships; Lucy Foster finished 28th. Northern Ireland finished 2nd in the team race.

Róise Roberts currently having a very strong run in the Senior Women's race at the UK Intercounty Cross Country Championships with about 2km left. You'll find the stream here.

10km results from Dudince: U20 1. Séamus Clarke 42:06; 3. Matthew Newell 44:36; U23 2. Aisling Lane 49:41; 3. Ciara Wilson-Bowen 49:59. Joe Mooney went through 32km in 2:30:38; now just 10km to go.

Those looking for links for the All-Ireland Schools Cross Country Championships will find them here.

Among those on the entry list for Intervarsities today are national senior medalists Max O'Reilly (60m), Adam Nolan (60m, 60m Hurdles), Fintan Dewhirst (200m), Emma Moore (800m), Lughaidh Mallon (3000m), Aoife O'Sullivan (High Jump), Emmanuel Osas (Long Jump, High Jump, Pole Vault, 60m Hurdles) and Kotryna Pacerinskaite (WfD, SP).

Joe Mooney and Oisin Lane are in the Marathon Racewalk in Dudince. Joe was through 12km in 56:18.4 - just the 30km to go! It looks like Oisin received his 4th card, after spending time in the penalty zone, so is out of the race. The U23 10km have just started, with plenty of Irish interest.

Another strong run from Bori Akinola (6.57) in Berlin (World Indoor Tour Silver), finishing 3rd behind 2025 World Indoor Champion Jeremiah Azu (6.47) and Emmanuel Essme (6.55), who finished 6th at World Indoors in 2024. Bori will head to Toruń full of confidence.

Bori Akinola ran 6.65 to finish 3rd in his heat at the ISTAF in Berlin. He'll race the final at 7.25pm.

We missed the Jodie McCann ran 4:10.66 SB in Glasgow on Sunday. Still shy of the Athletics Ireland B standard of 4:09.75 for Toruń and a few places outside the quota spots.

Valiant efforts by Emma Moore and Cillian Kirwan over 800m at the NIA this evening as both were looking to secure their ticket for the World Indoors. Moore ran 2:02.11 and will remain a couple of spots outside the quota places for Toruń, so she will be hoping for some scratches ahead of her when qualification closes on Sunday. Kirwan ran his second PB of the week - after winning his first National Senior title on Sunday - with 1:47.59. He was targeting the Athletics Ireland B standard of 1:46.75 for Toruń, though even faster is likely needed to make the cut.

Lauren Roy (60m, 200m), Maeve O'Neill (800m), Abdel Laadjel (5000m), Elizabeth Ndudi (Long Jump), have all qualified for NCAA Div I Nationals in a few weeks. Seán Donoghue is listed on the Villanova DMR squad. Claragh Keane (5000m), Ava O'Connor (3000m, Mile), and Louis O'Loughlin (Mile) have made the cut for Div II Nationals. We'll bring you Div III and NAIA participants in due course.

The results from Sunday's women's pole vault, which didn't update on the live results system at the time, are: 1. Meabh Corkery 3.65 PB, NL; 2. Clodagh Walsh 3.45; 3. Abbie O'Neill 3.15.

A very strong Irish team has been announced for the European Throwing Cup in Nicosia on 14th and 15th March: Nicola Tuthill, Eric Favors, Conor Cusack, Niamh Fogarty and Anna Gavigan.