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17th May 2021
Annalise Murphy of the National Yacht Club has been nominated by Irish Sailing for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics
As the Olympic Federation of Ireland (OFI) confirms its third athlete for Tokyo 2020 last week, Annalise Murphy, who was nominated for the team 11 months ago is still awaiting official OFI selection.
One of the reasons given for the termination of the trial then was that by nominating her now the Irish Sailing Board have ensured that team preparations can move focus to the Olympics .
Nearly, a year later, however, there is still no ratification of the silver medalist s place even though other athletes have been confirmed.
JOINT STATEMENT FROM THE OLYMPIC FEDERATION OF IRELAND AND PARALYMPICS IRELAND 05/07/21
The Olympic Federation of Ireland and Paralympics Ireland today welcomed the outcome of talks between the International Olympic Committee (IOC), the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) and Pfizer Biontech which paves the way for the vaccination of Irish Olympic and Paralympic teams at the Tokyo Olympic Games.
6 May 2021, Vaccinations for the accredited Irish Olympic and Paralympic athletes and support teams expecting to travel to Tokyo, which numbers in the low hundreds, will be made available directly by Pfizer Biontech. It will be supplementary to any existing delivery agreements between Pfizer and the Irish Government, which through the EU allocation, has increased very significantly in recent weeks.
Updated / Thursday, 6 May 2021
14:09
The Irish team will be vaccinated ahead of their travels to Tokyo
Ireland s Olympic and Paralympic athletes will be vaccinated ahead of this summer s Games in Tokyo.
The athletes and support teams, which number in the low hundreds, will receive the Pfizer jab thanks to an agreement between the pharmaceutical company and the International Olympic Committee (IOC).
The development has been welcomed by the Irish Olympic and Paralympic federations who believe the measure will relieve very high levels of anxiety that a lack of vaccination was causing among the team .
The majority of leading medal-winning nations have already committed to providing vaccinations to their athletes and support staff, but others, including Great Britain, have held back.
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