Ian O'Riordan is a journalist for The Irish Times, specializing in local sports coverage in Ireland. With a focus on athletics and running, Ian provides in-depth analysis and features on Irish athletes, as well as covering major events such as the European Cross Country Championships and the Olympic Games.
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Ian O'Riordan's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events and athletes in Ireland, particularly in running, athletics, cross country championships, and the Olympic Games. His articles feature event coverage with a strong emphasis on personal stories of Irish athletes.
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By: Ian O Riordan
It's a pity world record holder Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone won't let us see her race against the best more frequently
By: Ian O Riordan
Britain's Kerr wins race in a course record that had stood since its first staging in 1981
In her first outing since Paris, the Tipperary sprinter took first in 51.35 seconds
By: Ian O'Riordan
Swimmer admits she’s at peace with her decision to retire from competitive action at age 29
By: Ian O Riordan
The Dublin sprint coach who got two of his athletes on to the Olympic podium in Paris in the same event
By: Ian O Riordan
Hugh Armstrong and Shona Heaslip crowned national half-marathon champions in Cork
By: Ian O Riordan
After 68 days and just over 1,400 miles, Adharanand Finn reached his finish in Dublin last Friday
Follow up to Team Ingebrigtsen is part family reality show, part training manual, part travelogue, and all about running
By: Ian O Riordan
The Irish runner has been down a lonesome road at times, enough times to realise her career is still a long way from the finish
By: Ian O Riordan
‘Because it's an elite event, you actually have to expand the testing afterwards ... we have all the controls in place'
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