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How to Watch Irish Athletes on Day Two of the European Athletics Championships


Phil Knox
Phil Knox
Published 31 days ago on 10 Aug 2026
How to Watch Irish Athletes on Day Two of the European Athletics Championships

Ireland’s European Championships campaign continues on Tuesday, with Bori Akinola opening his men’s 100m campaign during the morning session. Israel Olatunde receives a bye to the semi finals in the evening on account of his ranking. 

Also in rhe evening sessionSarah Healy contests the women’s 5000m final, while Jack Raftery also returns for the men’s 400m semi finals after progressing from yesterday morning’s heats. 

Below are the Irish athlete start times, TV coverage, live streams and results links for Tuesday’s action.

Morning Session

⏰ 11.22am – Bori Akinola – Men’s 100m – Round One - Heat 2

Evening Session

⏰ 7.25pm – Sarah Healy – Women’s 5000m – Final
⏰ 8.32pm – Bori Akinola – Men’s 100m – Semi Final 1
⏰ 8.46pm – Israel Olatunde – Men’s 100m – Semi Final 3
⏰ 9.08pm – Jack Raftery – Men’s 400m – Semi Final 2
⏰ 9.47pm – Bori Akinola – Men’s 100m – Final*
⏰ 9.47pm – Israel Olatunde – Men’s 100m – Final*

*Subject to Qualification

Evening Session - TV Coverage

📺 RTE Two - 7.30pm - 10pm
📺 BBC Two - 7pm - 8pm, BBC One - 8pm - 10pm

Evening Session -  Live Streams

🎥 Live Stream - RTE Player (ROI Only)
🎥 Live Stream - BBC One (UK Only) & BBC Two (UK Only) 

Evening session brodcasting infromation to be added once the morning session is completed

📄 Startlists
📊 Results

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