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How to Watch Irish Athletes on Day Two of the World Athletics U20 Championships


Phil Knox
Phil Knox
Published 27 days ago on 6 Aug 2026
How to Watch Irish Athletes on Day Two of the World Athletics U20 Championships

Ireland's campaign at the World Athletics U20 Championships continues today, with another busy schedule awaiting in Eugene.

Another four Irish athletes will be in action across Thursday's programme. Most of the Irish team compete during the evening in Irish time, with races taking place between a more sociable 6pm and 7pm, while Gemma Galvin rounds off the day's action in the early hours of Friday morning.

Below are the Irish start times, along with links to the live stream, start lists and live results.

Morning Session

⏰ 6.55pm - Ellis McHugh – Women’s 400m Hurdles – R1 - Heat Three
⏰ 7.27pm - Ethan Dewhirst – Men's 400m Hurdles – R1 - Heat Four
⏰ 8.09pm - Des O’Neill – Men's 400m Hurdles – R1 - Heat Seven

Evening Session

⏰ 8.09pm - Gemma Galvin – Women's 1500m – R1 - Heat One

📄 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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