Base2Race Harbourman

2026 Year in Review: Standard National Championships

Base2Race Harbourman delivered another outstanding day of racing as Wicklow Triathlon Club hosted the 2026 Standard Distance National Championships with athletes competed for national honours over a 1.5km swim, 40km bike and 10km run course.

Read race report here

Open Championship Podium

National Champs 2026 Open Podium

Open Championship Podium 

Chris Mintern produced a composed performance to win his eighth national title, ten years after claiming his first Standard Distance crown at the Hell of the West in 2016.

  1. Chris Mintern | Cobh Triathlon Club — 1:57:44
  2. David Higgins — 2:00:05
  3. Sean McMahon | Piranha Triathlon Club — 2:01:20

female CHampionship Podium

Standard National Champs 2026 Female Podium

Wicklow Triathlon Club’s Sarah Diamond claimed her first Standard Distance National Championship title in the Female race.

  1. Sarah Diamond | Wicklow Triathlon Club — 2:18:47
  2. Megan Roberts |  Piranha Triathlon Club — 2:21:06
  3. Niamh Staunton | 2:22:23

Age Group Podiums

Standard champs 2026

Athletes across the Age Groups produced outstanding performances, with national medals on the line. 

Beyond the overall titles, Base2Race Harbourman also played host to the Age Group National Champs.

Athletes competed for national titles from ages 18–19  through to 75–79.

Congratulations to every age group champion and medal winner from the 2026 Standard Distance National Champs!

Open Age Group 

Age Group

Place

Athlete Name

18 – 19

1st

Fionn Doohan

20-24

1st

Sean McMahon

20-24

2nd

Cian Connolly

20-24

3rd

Callum O’Neill

25-29

1st

David Higgins

25-29

2nd

Ciaran Kyne

25-29

3rd

Shane Dunne

30-34

1st

Christopher Mintern

30-34

2nd

Eddy O’Byrne

30-34

3rd

Nathan Ward

35-39

1st

Conor Talty

35-39

2nd

Scott Graham

35-39

3rd

Michael Monahan

40-44

1st

John paul Vereker

40-44

2nd

Shane Hennelly

40-44

3rd

Niall O’reilly

45-49

1st

Donal Sheehy

45-49

2nd

Stephen Mckenna

45-49

3rd

JOHN VAUGHAN

50-54

1st

Finbar Mcgrady

50-54

2nd

Owen Martin

50-54

3rd

Alistair Duffield

55-59

1st

Toby Bedell

55-59

2nd

Simon Moore

55-59

3rd

Pat Young

60-64

1st

Matteo Castagna

60-64

2nd

John Wallnutt

60-64

3rd

Peter Mc Conville

65-69

1st

Martin O’Grady

65-69

2nd

Neil Cooper

65-69

3rd

Wilson Mcalister

70-74

1st

Gerard Turbitt

70-74

2nd

Peter Mclaughlin

70-74

3rd

Timothy Horgan

75-79

1st

Nicholas McCabe

   

Female Age Group 

Age Group

Place

Athlete Name

20-24

1st

Naoise O Donnell

20-24

2nd

Amy Burnett

20-24

3rd

Ella Quinn

25-29

1st

Sarah Diamond

25-29

2nd

Niamh Staunton

25-29

3rd

Niamh Coffey

30-34

1st

Faye Mansfield

30-34

2nd

Sophie O’Brien

30-34

3rd

Róisín Merz

35-39

1st

Megan Roberts

35-39

2nd

Kate Fitzpatrick

35-39

3rd

Chrissy Harford

40-44

1st

Yvonne Loughran

40-44

2nd

Andrea Brennan

40-44

3rd

Nicola Hickey-crowe

45-49

1st

Maura Barry

45-49

2nd

Deirdre Murphy

45-49

3rd

Celine Mc Phillips

50-54

1st

Tara Johnston

50-54

2nd

Clare Duffield

50-54

3rd

Breda Daly

55-59

1st

Siobhan Forman

55-59

2nd

Ailis Brosnan

55-59

3rd

Joe-Anne Calvert

60-64

1st

Eileen O’Sullivan

60-64

2nd

Barbara Tobin

60-64

3rd

Orla McAndrew

65-69

1st

Anne Mageean

Celebrating our 2026 Age Group National Champions 

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.

Find out more here. 

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