Northern Ireland at Commonwealth Games 2026
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Northern Ireland at Commonwealth Games 2026
Northern Ireland won 16 medals at Commonwealth Games 2026: 3 gold, 4 silver and 9 bronze, placing 12th among the 45 nations in the medal table.
The medals came in Athletics, Bowls, Boxing, Judo, Para Swimming and Swimming.
Gold medals: Heptathlon (Kate O'Connor); Men's pairs; 70 kg (Jon McConnell).
- GoldHeptathlonKate O'ConnorNIR's first athletics gold since 19866569
- GoldMen's pairsTeam
- BronzeSinglesGary Kelly
- BronzeWomen's pairsTeam
- Gold70 kgJon McConnell
- Silver57 kgMichaela Walsh
- Silver65 kgKaci Rock
- Bronze+90 kgWillie John McCartan
- Bronze60 kgJude Gallagher
- Bronze90 kgGaryn McAllister
- Bronze70 kgRachael Hawkes
- Bronze73 kgJoshua Green
- Silver100 metre backstroke S9Barry McClements1:03.68
- Bronze200 metre freestyle S14Bethany Firth2:07.63
- Silver1500 metre freestyleDaniel Wiffen
- Bronze200 metre breaststrokeEllie McCartney2:24.73
Frequently Asked Questions
Northern Ireland won 16 medals at Commonwealth Games 2026: 3 gold, 4 silver and 9 bronze.
Northern Ireland placed 12th among the 45 nations in the medal table, which is ordered by gold medals, then silver, then bronze. Australia led the table with 70 gold medals.
Northern Ireland won medals in 6 sports: Athletics, Bowls, Boxing, Judo, Para Swimming and Swimming.
Boxing gave Northern Ireland the most medals: 6.
Athletics, Bowls and Boxing gave Northern Ireland the most gold medals: 1 each.
Northern Ireland won 3 gold medals, including Heptathlon (Kate O'Connor); Men's pairs; 70 kg (Jon McConnell).