20/10/2021
20/10/2021
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Patience Jumbo-Gula. (Pic: Ciarán Culligan)
Dundalk's Patience Jumbo-Gula narrowly missed out on a medal in tonight's 100m at the European U18 Championships in Gyor, Hungary.
The St. Gerard's AC speedster finished fifth in a time of 11.87 - her slowest time of the week having clocked an Irish record of 11.59 in last night's semi-final and 11.80 in the heats.
Patience Jumbo-Gula 5th in 11.87
— Athletics Ireland (@irishathletics) July 6, 2018
However, the St. Vincent's student can be very proud of her efforts and, for sure, has a very big future in the sport.
Some of her clubmates met to watch the race at the Malt House restaurant on the Dublin Road.
Patience Jumbo-Gula with a classy interview after her 5th place finish in the 100m final pic.twitter.com/UnZmHXCCNF
— Athletics Ireland (@irishathletics) July 6, 2018
The Criminal Courts of Justice in Dublin
Stretch of road where there was an accident recently
The announcement from the Tánaiste comes days after Deputy Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dr. Ronan Glynn advised the public to "work from home where possible" this autumn and winter.
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