Swimming
Daniel Wiffen missed out on his second goal medal, but did claim bronze, and his second medal of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.
Wiffen was heavily tipped to win gold in the 1500-metre freestyle, but it was American Bobby Finke who lead from start to finish and smashed the world record.
The Armagh man adds the 1500-metre freestyle bronze to the 800-metre gold he won earlier in the week.
It is Ireland's sixth medal of the games so far, with Kellie Harrington aiming to upgrade her guaranteed silver to gold on Tuesday.
It is now Ireland's most successful Games ever.
Golf
Rory McIlroy has missed out on a medal at the Men's Golf at the Paris Olympic Games.
A double bogey on 15 proved costly as he ended the week on 15 under par and in a tie for 5th place.
The USA's Scottie Scheffler won the gold medal on 19 under par with Team GB's Tommy Fleetwood winning silver and Hideki Matsuyama taking the bronze.
Shane Lowry shot a level par round of 71 to finish on 5 under par and in a tie for 26th.
Athletics
On the track, Cathal Doyle has finished 10th in the semi finals of the 1500 metres this evening.
The Dubliner won his repechage yesterday but couldn't find an extra gear to finish inside the top 6 and qualify for the final.
Kayaking
Liam Jegou and Noel Hendrick have been eliminated from the Men's Kayak Cross heats which have now been completed.
Madison Corcoran also failed to progress from her heat after a 4th placed finish.
Sailing
The sailing action is coming to a close with Finn Lynch and Eve McMahon back in the Dinghy competition.
Lynch finished 13th in race 7 and 11th in race 8 to leave himself 10th with 2 races remaining.
McMahon ended race 7 in 6th place and is 15th overall with race 8 now underway.
Cycling
Team Ireland's Megan Armitage is riding well as we head towards the end of the Women's Cycling Road Race in Paris.
The Offaly native is within the peloton with around 10 kilometres remaining.
Tennis
Novak Djokovic is the Olympic men's tennis champion after beating Carlos Alcaraz in straight sets in Paris.
It's a first ever gold medal for the Serbian who's won 24 Grand Slams.
It means he completed a Career Golden Slam becoming the third man to do so after Rafa Nadal and Andre Agassi.
