Paris 2024 Olympics: Ireland's medals at the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games

Ireland's medal table at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games :

• 🥇 Gold medals: 1
• 🥈S ilver medals: 3
• 🥉 Bronze medals: 2
• 🏅 Total: 6

The Irish medal table for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games:

• 🥇 Gold medals: 4
• 🥈 S ilver medals: 0
• 🥉 Bronze medals: 3
• 🏅 Total: 7

The world's greatest athletes are currently in Paris to compete in the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, from July 26 to August 11, followed by the Paralympic Games from August 28 to September 8, 2024. An opportunity to cheer on your favorite athletes, discover disciplines, and support your heartland. With Paris as its backdrop, Ireland is arriving at the Paris Games with the will to take on the world.

It has to be said that at its previous Olympic Games, in Tokyo in 2021, Ireland shone in numerous categories, and even won several gold and bronze medals. Enough to make this small but friendly country proud.

• To be read
• Paris 2024 Olympics: Norway's medals at the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games.
• Paris 2024 Olympics: Lithuania's medals at the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games.
• Paris 2024 Olympics: Latvia's medals at the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games

As a reminder, at the Tokyo 2021 Games, Ireland came away with :

• 2 Gold medals: Paul O'Donovan and Fintan McCarthy in rowing (lightweight double sculls) and Kellie Harrington in boxing (lightweight).
• 2 Bronze medals: Aifric Keogh, Eimear Lambe, Fiona Murtagh and Emily Hegarty in rowing (women's coxless four event) and Aidan Walsh in boxing (welterweight).

Ireland continues to prove its sporting excellence and commitment to the Olympic Games. Stay tuned to find out more about the medals Ireland has won!

Please note that this guide to Irish medals will be updated throughout the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, so remember to keep this page bookmarked if you're interested in the information.

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