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Waterford's Peter Moloney has helped Ireland to victory at the Longines FEI Nations Cup World Final in Barcelona.
The victory secured Ireland's qualification for the equestrian event at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
A clear round from anchor rider Cian O'Connor meant Ireland secured Olympic qualification in style by winning today's €1.25 million final.
Only one Olympic place was up for grabs this weekend and the competition was Ireland's last chance to secure qualification for Tokyo.
It is the first time an Irish team has qualified since the 2004 Athens Games.
Cian O'Connor secured their place on Sunday with a clear round but Darragh had earlier gone clear to set up that anchor run.
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American comedian and actor Kevin Hart has announced that he is bringing his 'Reality Check' standup tour to Dublin in June. PIC: Sportsfile
39,000 Irish farmers to receive millions of euro in GLAS payments this week
The Irish golfers of Rory McIlroy, Shane Lowry, Pádraig Harrington and Seamus Power will begin their first rounds at the US PGA Championship at the Southern Hills Country Club on Thursday.
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