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06 Sept 2025
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Two athletes from St Abban's AC have shone on the European stage with their wins helping seal victor for Team Ireland at the European Games in Krakow.
Ruby Millet and Saragh Buggy both put in strong performances in the green vest for Ireland in Poland.
Thursday morning saw St Abban's Millet competing in the Long Jump. Millet achieved maximum points for Team Ireland as her jump of 6.33m was enough to top the table and take first place as she registered a seasons best jump.
"It was such a nice day and the main thing is staying cool out there. The competition goes on for a while but it’s great to be under pressure, it’s a privilege. It’s great to be part of the team, I love the atmosphere. It’s such a big team effort in very way. It’s a big change because everything in athletics is you, you, you.", Millet said after her first-place finish.
On Wednesday, Buggy competed in the Women's Third Jump with the St Abban's athlete finishing third with a jump of 13.01m. Azerbaijan finished first while Armenia took second place.
With 14 wins and 494 overall scored points, Team Ireland have been crowned winners of Division 3 and promoted to Division 2 for the European Games in 2025.
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