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How To Watch Irish Athletes in This Evening's Paris Diamond League


Phil Knox
Phil Knox
Published 86 days ago on 28 Jun 2026
How To Watch Irish Athletes in This Evening's Paris Diamond League

Three Irish athletes are set to compete at Sunday's Diamond League meeting in Paris, with Sharlene Mawdsley making her long awaited debut on athletics' premier one day circuit. The Tipperary sprinter heads into the women's 400m in the form of her life after lowering her personal best to 50.14 seconds earlier this season and will face a stacked field led by Olympic champion Marileidy Paulino.

Also in action are Sarah Healy, who returns to the 1500m after her outstanding Irish record run over 5000m in Rome, and Andrew Coscoran, who makes his third Diamond League appearance of the season following a string of impressive performances. Both Irish athletes will take on world class fields as they continue their preparations for the European Championships.

Below are the times they take to the track in Irish time. 

Paris Diamond League 

⏰ 5:39 PM – 🏃‍♀️ Sharlene Mawdsley – Women's 400m
⏰ 5:52 PM – 🏃‍♂️ Andrew Coscoran – Men's Mile (Non-DL)
⏰ 6:27 PM – 🏃‍♂️ Sarah Healy – Women's Mile

📄 Startlists
📺 TV Coverage: IE - Virgin Media 2 - 5pm to 7pm | UK - BBC 2 - 5pm to 7pm
📺 Streaming Link: IE - Virgin Media  | UK - BBC
📊 Results

As always, we wish Irish athletes competing this evening every success 

Image: Xinhua

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