International Athletics: Morton Games 2026

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Bob Given

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It was a warm, balmy summer’s evening for the annual Morton Games, held at Morton Stadium, Santry, north Dublin. A crowd, well in excess of 3,000 people enjoyed an evening of top class athletics with a number of records set.

Sophie O’Sullivan (1) took first place in the Fashionflo Women’s 1500m

Irish athletes secured several impressive victories on home soil at the 2026 Morton Games. Sophie O’Sullivan took first place in the Fashionflo Women’s 1500m, winning with a time of 4:08.26. Additionally, Orla Comerford claimed the top spot in the Allianz Women’s Mixed Class Para 100m Sprint, crossing the line in 11.72 seconds. Ireland’s Abigail Farrell also secured a first-place finish in the Davy Women’s 100m Hurdles.

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