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Two new Irish junior records set and titles claimed at national winter championships
EVAN BAILEY SET two new junior Irish records on day two of the Irish National Winter Swimming Championships at the Sport Ireland National Aquatic Centre.
Bailey continued his brilliant form, setting two new junior records in the 50m Butterfly to add to the two 100m Freestyle Irish junior records he broke on Friday. Bailey first broke Paddy Johnston’s 2019 time of 24.02 in the heats, with a time of 23.84. The 18-year-old then lowered that time again in the final to place third in 23.61.
Calum Bain and Shane Ryan won gold and silver, swimming times of 23.19 and 23.26.
Bailey was back in the pool 30 minutes later, winning the 200m Freestyle Final in a time of 1:44.50 ahead of National Centre Limerick’s Jeremy Bagshaw (1:45.14) who won commemorative silver. Finn McGeever won national silver in 1:47.31, while National Centre Dublin’s Danny Morgan (1:49.09) claimed the bronze medal.
Meanwhile, Danielle Hill, Ellen Walshe, Victoria Catterson and Eoin Corby added to their national titles from the opening day of competition.
Hill won the 100m backstroke to add a third title to the two she won on the opening of competition.
The 400m Individual Medley European bronze medallist Walshe won the national title in the same event in 4:41.25 after claiming 50m Butterfly gold earlier in the evening in 26.03.
In the women’s 200m Freestyle Final, Catterson added to the 800m Freestyle title she won on Friday coming home first in 1:56.41, just outside the Irish record of 1:55.90 she set at the European Short Course Championships last week.
National Centre Dublin’s Corby won his second gold of the meet clocking 2:07.67 ahead of Tuam’s Uiseann Cooke who won silver in 2:10.12 with Terenure’s Liam O’Connor completing the podium in 2:11.49.
Irish National Winter Swimming Championships Results Day 2
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Evan Bailey Irish Winter Swimming Championships smoke on the water