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Year in Review 2026: Aquabike Champs

As our 2026 Year in Review continues, we’re looking back at the Aquabike National Championships, held at one of Ireland’s longest-running triathlon events, Skerries Triathlon, in July.

National Champions Crowned

Hosted by Fingal Triathlon Club, the championships brought Ireland’s best swim-bike athletes together for a chance to claim overall and age-group national titles.On a bumper weekend of domestic racing, athletes took on the Aquabike challenge, with some fantastic performances across the categories.

Aquabike Champs 2026 Female
Aoibheann Ryan of Dungarvan’s Tried & Tested took the overall female title, finishing ahead of Anne Cooper of Wicklow Triathlon Club and Roisin Connick of New Ross Triathlon Club.Female
  1. Aoibheann Ryan – Tried & Tested
  2. Anne Cooper – Wicklow TC
  3. Roisin Connick – New Ross Triathlon Club
 
Aquabike Champs 2026

In the Open race, Marcin Mizgajski of New Ross Triathlon Club successfully defended the national title he claimed at the Tribesman Galway Aquabike Championships in 2025. Philip Castles of Tuna Triathlon Club took second, with Tom Soden of Wicklow Triathlon Club completing the podium.

Open
  1. Marcin Mizgajski – New Ross Triathlon Club
  2. Philip Castles – Tuna TC
  3. Tom Soden – Wicklow TC
 

Celebrating our National Champs

Congratulations to all our overall winners, junior champions and age-group medallists who competed in Skerries. The Aquabike National Championships once again showcased the depth of talent across Irish multisport, with national titles contested across junior and age-group categories.

Open Category | Age Group Medallists 

Age Group

Place

Athlete Name

   

Overall Winner

1st

Marcin Mizgajski

Overall Winner

2nd

Philip Castles

Overall Winner

3rd

Tom Soden

Overall Junior

1st

Joe Donohoe

16-17

1st

Joe Donohoe

25-29

1st

Sean Black

25-29

2nd

Fergus Crilly

30-34

1st

Tom Soden

30-34

2nd

Karl Horgan

35-39

1st

Michael Megaw

35-39

2nd

Niall Magee

35-39

3rd

Gareth Brown

40-44

1st

Declan Noone

40-44

2nd

Keith Clarges

45-49

1st

Marcin Mizgajski

45-49

2nd

Philip Castles

45-49

3rd

Ken Shevlin

50-54

1st

Shane Mc Nulty

50-54

2nd

Ronan Whelan

50-54

3rd

Michael McGloin

55-59

1st

Mark McAbe

55-59

2nd

Toby Bedell

55-59

3rd

Eoin Brady

60-64

1st

Dominic Clarke

60-64

2nd

Paul Black

60-64

3rd

DONALD FITZMAURICE

65-69

1st

Peter Manning

65-69

2nd

Alfred Day

65-69

3rd

Fra Murphy

70-74

1st

Tom Daly

   
   

Female Category | Age Group Medallists

Age Group

Place

Athlete Name

   

Overall Winner

1st

Aoibheann Ryan

Overall Winner

2nd

Anne Cooper

Overall Winner

3rd

Roisin Connick

Overall Junior

1st

Aoibheann Ryan

Overall Junior

2nd

Amy O’Rourke

16-17

1st

Amy O’Rourke

18 – 19

1st

Aoibheann Ryan

20-24

1st

Sarah Blackett

25-29

1st

Roisin Connick

35-39

1st

Gunda Albert

40-44

1st

Anne Cooper

40-44

2nd

Roisin O’Brien

45-49

1st

Celine Mc Phillips

45-49

2nd

Elizabeth Shouldice

45-49

3rd

Ciara Bradley

50-54

1st

Elaine McCann

50-54

2nd

SallyAnne Ramsey

55-59

1st

Maire Diggin

55-59

2nd

Lorraine O’Neill

55-59

3rd

Antoinette Butler

60-64

1st

Barbara Tobin

60-64

2nd

Una Cregan

70-74

1st

Cora O’Mahony

Join us at the Triathlon Ireland Awards

Aquabike CVhamps 2026

The celebrations continue this Saturday 7th November, at the Triathlon Ireland Awards Night at the Royal Marine Hotel, Dún Laoghaire.

All our 2026 National Champions and medal winners will be recognised as we come together to celebrate another fantastic season of triathlon in Ireland.

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