Irish swimmer Daniel Wiffen
Irish swimmer Daniel Wiffen

Irish swimmer Daniel Wiffen

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Daniel Wiffen has made history for Ireland by winning gold in the 800m freestyle at the Paris Olympics, setting a new Olympic record of 7:38.19. His victory followed Mona McSharry's bronze medal in the 100m breaststroke, making them the first two Irish swimmers to medal at the Games. Wiffen's achievement marks Northern Ireland's first Olympic gold in 36 years and was celebrated by political leaders and his school community. Notably, he has been a confident competitor, having previously won two World Championship golds in 2024. Both athletes' performances have sparked national pride and excitement as they continue to compete in their respective events. Wiffen's success is part of a remarkable improvement in his swimming times since his Olympic debut in Tokyo, showcasing his evolution as an elite athlete.

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