Ireland finished up at the 2023 World Rowing Championships with four medals and seven crews booked in for the Olympic Games in Paris 2024. This is the highest number of crews that Ireland have secured at the World Championships Qualification, with just four crews having qualified at this event in the Tokyo cycle. For the crews that didn't qualify, there's still a chance next May at the Final Qualification Regatta. Philip Doyle and Daire Lynch (pictured) were the last crew to qualify on Sunday in the men's double, taking home the bronze medals.
Overall Results
- Lightweight Men's Double -> GOLD and OLYMPIC QUALIFICATION
- Lightweight Women's Scull -> GOLD (Siobhan McCrohan)
- Men's Pair -> BRONZE and OLYMPIC QUALIFICATION
- Men's Double -> BRONZE and OLYMPIC QUALIFICATION
- Women's Pair -> 4th and OLYMPIC QUALIFICATION (Fiona Murtagh and Aifric Keogh)
- Women's Double -> 4th and OLYMPIC QUALIFICATION
- PR2 Mixed Double -> 5th and PARALYMPIC QUALIFICATION
- Lightweight women's Double -> 1st B Final and OLYMPIC QUALIFICATION
- W4- -> 3rd B Final
- M4x -> 1st C Final
- M4- -> 3rd C Final
- LM1x -> 5th D Final
