Track & Field
How to Watch Irish Athletes on Day Three of the World Athletics U20 Championships

Ireland's campaign at the World Athletics U20 Championships continues today following an encouraging second day in Eugene, with three of Ireland's four athletes progressing from their opening races.
Friday's programme sees five Irish athletes in action across the track, field and combined events. Sprinting takes centre stage as Orlaith Mannion opens her 100m hurdles campaign and Dubem Amah begins his challenge in the men's 200m, while Eoin O'Callaghan embarks on the opening day of the decathlon with five events spread across the evening and early hours.
There is also field event action for Siún Quinn, who contests the women's high jump qualification, while Pia Langton returns to the track after progressing from Thursday's heats and will line up in the women's 800m semi final later tonight.
Below are the Irish start times, along with links to the start list, live stream and results page for today's action in Eugene.
Morning Session
⏰ 6.12pm – Eoin O’Callaghan – Men’s Decathlon 100m – Heat Three
⏰ 6.45pm – Eoin O’Callaghan – Men’s Decathlon Long Jump – Group B
⏰ 6.54pm – Orlaith Mannion – Women’s 100m Hurdles – R1 – Heat Four
⏰ 7.05pm – Siún Quinn – Women’s High Jump – Qualification Group B
⏰ 9.05pm – Eoin O’Callaghan – Men’s Decathlon Shot Put – Group A
⏰ 9.34pm – Dubem Amah – Men’s 200m – R1 – Heat Three
Evening Session
⏰ 1.00am – Eoin O’Callaghan – Men’s Decathlon High Jump
⏰ 1.15am – Orlaith Mannion – Women’s 100m Hurdles – Semi Final*
⏰ 2.19am – Pia Langton – Women’s 800m – Semi Final
⏰ 3.18am – Dubem Amah – Men’s 200m – Semi Final*
⏰ 4.00am – Eoin O’Callaghan – Men’s Decathlon 400m
*Subject to Qualification
📄 Startlist
📺 Live Stream - Morning Session
📺 Live Stream - Evening Session
📊 Results
As always we wish all Irish athletes competing the very best of luck.

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