Rowing Ireland High Performance Director, Antonio Maurogiovanni, has announced the selection of 12 crews that will compete at the 2023 World Rowing Championships in Belgrade, Serbia.
2023 World Rowing Championships Coverage
These championships act as the first opportunity for the Irish rowers to secure Olympic qualification spots for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. After this event the last chance for Paris 2024 qualification will be next May at the Final Olympic Qualification Regatta in Lucerne. At the 2019 World Championships Rowing Ireland qualified four boats for the Tokyo Olympics followed by two more at the final qualification event.
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Photo Rowing Ireland are building momentum in the Paris Olympiad. Next stop Belgrade.
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Photo Rowing Ireland are building momentum in the Paris Olympiad. Next stop Belgrade.
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Photo Rowing Ireland are building momentum in the Paris Olympiad. Next stop Belgrade.
Credit Benedict Tufnell
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Photo Rowing Ireland are building momentum in the Paris Olympiad. Next stop Belgrade.
Credit Benedict Tufnell
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Photo Rowing Ireland are building momentum in the Paris Olympiad. Next stop Belgrade.
Credit Benedict Tufnell
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Photo Rowing Ireland are building momentum in the Paris Olympiad. Next stop Belgrade.
Credit Benedict Tufnell
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Photo Rowing Ireland are building momentum in the Paris Olympiad. Next stop Belgrade.
Credit Benedict Tufnell
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Photo Rowing Ireland are building momentum in the Paris Olympiad. Next stop Belgrade.
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Photo Rowing Ireland are building momentum in the Paris Olympiad. Next stop Belgrade.
Credit Benedict Tufnell
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Twenty-eight athletes will be racing in Belgrade, the largest number of Irish athletes to compete at a World Rowing Championships for Ireland, with 26 of them being in Olympic class events.
2023 World Rowing Championships Coverage
Team Announcement
Para Mixed Double (PR2 Mix2x)
Katie O’Brien (Galway RC)
Steven McGowan (Galway RC)
Lightweight Women’s Double (LW2x)
Margaret Cremen (University College Cork RC)
Aoife Casey (Skibbereen RC)
Lightweight Women’s Scull (LW1x)
Siobhán McCrohan (Tribesman RC)
Lightweight Men’s Double (LM2x)
Paul O’Donovan (University College Cork RC)
Fintan McCarthy (Skibbereen RC)
Lightweight Men’s Scull (LM1x)
Jake McCarthy (Skibbereen RC)
Women’s Pair (W2-)
Fiona Murtagh (University of Galway BC)
Aifric Keogh (Dublin University Ladies BC)
Women’s Double (W2x)
Alison Bergin (Fermoy RC)
Zoe Hyde (Killorglin RC)
Women’s Four (W4-)
Eimear Lambe (Old Collegians BC)
Sanita Puspure (Old Collegians BC)
Imogen Magner (Carlow RC)
Natalie Long (Lee Valley RC)
Men’s Pair (M2-)
Nathan Timoney (Queen’s University Belfast BC)
Ross Corrigan (Portora BC)
Men’s Double (M2x)
Philip Doyle (Portora BC)
Daire Lynch (Clonmel RC)
Men’s Quad (M4x)
Brian Colsh (University of Galway BC)
Andrew Sheehan (University College Cork BC)
Ronan Byrne (Shandon BC)
Konan Pazzaia (Queen’s University Belfast BC)
Men’s Four (M4-)
John Kearney (University College Cork RC)
Jack Dorney (Shandon BC/Harvard)
Adam Murphy (University College Cork RC)
Fionnan McQuillan-Tolan (University of Galway BC)
High Performance Director
Antonio Maurogiovanni
Coaching Team
Dominic Casey – HP Lightweight Head Coach
David Breen – HP Para Coach
Giuseppe De Vita – HP Women’s Head Coach
Ashlee Rowe – HP Women’s Coach
Fran Keane – HP Men’s Head Coach
Nicolo Maurogiovanni – HP Men’s Coach
