Your Guide to Following the Irish at the 2025 World Athletics Championships
Get ready for thrilling competition as the 2025 World athletics Championships unfold! This thorough guide details the schedule for Irish athletes, ensuring you don’t miss a moment of potential medal-winning performances. I’ve put together everything you need to know, including timings and key events, so you can cheer on your favorite Irish stars.
Understanding the Time Difference
Remember that the championship is taking place in a different time zone. All times listed below are first presented in local championship time, followed by the equivalent Irish time in parentheses. This will help you plan your viewing schedule accordingly.
Daily Schedule of Events
Here’s a breakdown of when you can catch the Irish team in action, day by day. Keep in mind that events marked with an asterisk (*) are subject to qualification, meaning the athlete needs to advance from earlier rounds to compete in the final.
day 6 – Thursday, September 18th
* First, the Men’s 800m Semi-Finals are scheduled for 13:45 (21:45).
* Then, don’t miss the Women’s 400m Final at 14:24 (22:24).
Day 7 - Friday, September 19th
* Kate O’Connor will be competing in the Heptathlon from 09:33-13:38 (17:33-21:38), covering the 100mH, High jump, Shot Put, and 200m events.
* Following that,Brian Fay,Andrew Coscoran,and Darragh McElhinney will participate in the Men’s 5000m Heats at 12:05 (20:05).
Day 8 – saturday, September 20th
Morning Session:
* David Kenny will be racing in the Men’s 20km Race Walk Final at 01:50 (09:50).
* Kate O’Connor continues her Heptathlon journey with the Long Jump at 03:30 (11:30).
Evening Session:
* Kate O’Connor will tackle the javelin throw as part of the Heptathlon at 11:00 (19:00).
* The women’s 4x400m Relay Heats are set for 12:00 (20:00).
* Kate O’Connor will compete in the 800m, the final event of her Heptathlon, at 13:11 (21:11).
* the Men’s 800m Final will take place at 14:22 (22:22).
Day 9 – Sunday, September 21st
* The Men’s 5000m Final is scheduled for 11:50 (19:50).
* Concluding the championships,the Women’s 4x400m Relay Final will be held at 12:40 (20:40).
Athletes to Watch
this Irish team is brimming with talent. Here are a few athletes I’m particularly excited about:
* Sarah Healy: A rising star on the track, poised for a strong performance.
* Sarah Lavin: A consistent performer with a real chance to make the podium.
* Kate O’Connor: A dynamic heptathlete with the potential to challenge for a medal.