middle distance champs 2026

2026 Year in Review: Middle Distance National Championships

Looking back at the year in review – the 2026 Middle distance National Champs – Tri Tyrone 70.3 organised by Tri Limits Triathlon Club. 

Middle Distance Championships Tri Tryone

A flat and fast course, with a rolling start swim in Eskragh Lough, followed by a three lap bike on closed roads; and the run on a three lap out and back route.

Open Podium

Tri Tyrone Middle distance champs 2026

A stacked open field saw tough competition – with a host of contenders vying for the top spots. David Higgins took the top spot having led from the swim. The bike course proved influential with Donal Mongey and Ciaran Kyne putting themselves into contention for the podium. 

OPEN PODIUM

  1. David Higgins (3:55:54)
  2. Donal Mongey – Naas TC (3:58:47)
  3. Ciaran Kyne – Piranha TC (4:02:54)

Female Podium

Tyi Tyrone middle distance champs 2026

Sarah Diamond came to the race as the newly crowned Standard Distance National Champ and took the title for Middle distance Champ on the day. Both Sarah Diamond and Aisling Wyer went under the previous course record of 4:23:36. 

FEMALE PODIUM

  1. Sarah Diamond – Wicklow TC (4:18:39)
  2. Aisling Wyer – Naas TC (4:22:04)
  3. Victoria Wallace (4:25:08)

Age Group Podiums

Athletes across the Age Groups produced outstanding performances, with national medals on the line from 20-24  through to 70-74!

 

Congratulations to every age group champ and medal winner from the 2026 Middle Distance National Champs at Tri Tyrone!

Age Group

Place

Athlete Name

   

Overall Winner

1st

Sarah Diamond

Overall Winner

2nd

Aisling Wyer

Overall Winner

3rd

Victoria Wallace

20-24

1st

Amy Burnett

20-24

2nd

Alanna McAleer

25-29

1st

Sarah Diamond

25-29

2nd

Sophie Truesdale

25-29

3rd

Eadaoin O’Raw

30-34

1st

Aisling Wyer

30-34

2nd

Victoria Wallace

30-34

3rd

Rebecca Carr

35-39

1st

Helen Perry

35-39

2nd

Megan Roberts

35-39

3rd

Kate Fitzpatrick

40-44

1st

Nicola Hickey-crowe

40-44

2nd

Gretta Loughran

40-44

3rd

Aine O connor

45-49

1st

Fiona Doherty

45-49

2nd

Elizabeth Shouldice

45-49

3rd

Emer Sandham

50-54

1st

Breda Daly

50-54

2nd

Caroline Coghlin

50-54

3rd

Karen Murphy

55-59

1st

Margaret Kelly

55-59

2nd

Lorraine O’Neill

55-59

3rd

Siobhan Forman

60-64

1st

Sharon Cahill

60-64

2nd

Brighid Smyth

65-69

1st

Liz Rouine

70-74

1st

June Heron

Age Group

Place

Athlete Name

   

Overall Winner

1st

David Higgins

Overall Winner

2nd

Donal Mongey

Overall Winner

3rd

Ciaran Kyne

20-24

1st

Samuel Carr

20-24

2nd

Odhran O’Dwyer

20-24

3rd

Rory Loughran

25-29

1st

David Higgins

25-29

2nd

Ciaran Kyne

25-29

3rd

Mark Mc Ginley

30-34

1st

Donal Mongey

30-34

2nd

Conor Maguire

30-34

3rd

Nathan Ward

35-39

1st

Scott Graham

35-39

2nd

Conor Talty

35-39

3rd

Tim Waters

40-44

1st

Sean Mcintyre

40-44

2nd

Damian O Hagan

40-44

3rd

Chris Mckeown

45-49

1st

Stephen Mckenna

45-49

2nd

Kieran Hopkins

45-49

3rd

Enda Marren

50-54

1st

Finbar Mcgrady

50-54

2nd

Robert Duncan

50-54

3rd

Mark Kenny

55-59

1st

Colum Caughey

55-59

2nd

Michael Walshe

55-59

3rd

Michael McDonnell

60-64

1st

Matteo Castagna

60-64

2nd

Seamus Arkinson

60-64

3rd

Colin Watson

65-69

1st

Adrian Mckinney

65-69

2nd

Mark Kinkaid

65-69

3rd

Hugh Suffern

70-74

1st

Declan Murray

   

Celebrating our 2026 Age Group Champs!

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The celebrations will continue at the Triathlon Ireland Awards Night on Saturday 7th November 2026, at the Royal Marine Hotel in Dún Laoghaire, Dublin.

The Awards Night will bring the curtain down on another remarkable season, recognising the achievements of our 2026 champions, clubs, volunteers and the wider Triathlon Ireland community.

It will be an opportunity to celebrate the performances that have made this season one to remember, including the athletes who earned national honours at Base2Race Harbourman.

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