Israel Olatunde

Israel Olatunde

athlete Ireland

Israel Olatunde is recognized as Ireland's fastest man, having won multiple national titles, and is currently a key competitor in the Irish indoor athletics scene, particularly in the 60m sprint.

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Ireland Ireland: Israel Olatunde will contest the 100m in Gainesville later on Saturday. 6

Rhasidat Adeleke Julien Alfred Favour Ofili Daryll Neita Ava O Connor Sophie O Sullivan Lauren Roy
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Rhasidat Adeleke finishes fourth in first individual race of season in Florida – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Israel Olatunde was defeated by Bori Akinola in the 60m final. 4

Gerry Thornley Simon Easterby Johnny Watterson Sam Prendergast James Lowe Jamison Gibson Park Jack Conan John O Sullivan Jarlath Burns Gordon Lyons David Clifford Malachy Clerkin Sean Bugler Lee Chin Darragh Mccarthy Davy Fitzgerald Bori Akinola
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Ireland move forward but leave the door open for France and England – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Israel Olatunde, previously Ireland’s fastest man, settled for bronze in the 60 metres race. 4

Bori Akinola Kemi Akinola Sarah Healy Sharlene Mawdsley Phil Healy Conor Kelly Max O Reilly Noah Lyles Lucy Holmes Sarah Leahy Cathal Doyle Colm Bourke Meabh Corkery
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Bori Akinola runs down Ireland’s fastest man Israel Olatunde to win first national title – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Israel Olatunde is recognized as Ireland’s fastest man and has won multiple national titles. 8

Sean Naughton Eamonn Coghlan Marcus O Sullivan Frank O Mara Paul Donovan John Joe Barry Ronnie Delany Charles Haughey Jim Mcdaid Mark English Bori Akinola
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: the odyssey of the Irish Indoor Championships – The Irish Times