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Fiona Murtagh qualifies for single sculls A final at World Rowing Championships
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Fiona Murtagh qualifies for single sculls A final at World Rowing Championships

Fiona Murtagh, a reigning World Champion, qualified for the A final in the women’s single sculls at the World Rowing Championships in the Netherlands after finishing third in her semi-final. She overtook Serbian competitor Jovana Arsic in the final stretch to secure a spot in the A final on Sunday. Meanwhile, Fintan McCarthy placed fourth in the men’s single sculls semi-final and will compete in the B final. Other results include Ireland’s team of Claire Feerick, Aisling Hayes, Emma Waters, and Emma Fagan winning the B final of the women’s four, while the women’s quadruple sculls B final saw Ireland finish third. Mixed doubles sculls featuring Konan Pazzaia and Mags Cremen are set for later, with races using a time trial format due to adverse weather conditions.

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Fiona Murtagh qualifies for single sculls A final at World Rowing Championships

Fiona Murtagh, a reigning World Champion, qualified for the A final in the women’s single sculls at the World Rowing Championships in the Netherlands after finishing third in her semi-final. She overtook Serbian competitor Jovana Arsic in the final stretch to secure a spot in the A final on Sunday. Meanwhile, Fintan McCarthy placed fourth in the men’s single sculls semi-final and will compete in the B final. Other results include Ireland’s team of Claire Feerick, Aisling Hayes, Emma Waters, and Emma Fagan winning the B final of the women’s four, while the women’s quadruple sculls B final saw Ireland finish third. Mixed doubles sculls featuring Konan Pazzaia and Mags Cremen are set for later, with races using a time trial format due to adverse weather conditions.

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