Dublin Celebrates Kellie Harrington’s Olympic Gold Medal Win
Tuesday night, in celebration of hometown hero Kellie Harrington’s Olympic gold medal, the people living in Dublin’s north inner city went wild. Up to 5,000 fans gathered at Diamond Park, just steps from Harrington’s home, to witness her victorious match against China’s Wenlu Yang.
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Cheers echoed through the streets as the crowd celebrated Harrington’s historic achievement as the first Irish woman to win medals at consecutive Olympic Games. “I never doubted her for a minute,” exclaimed local resident Carla Malone, embodying the community’s unwavering support.
With large screens set up by Dublin City Council, families and fans dressed in Harrington-themed apparel shared in the excitement. As she landed decisive blows on her opponent, the crowd chanted, “Go on Kellie!”
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After her hard-fought victory was confirmed with a 4-1 split decision, the atmosphere became electric. Local councillor Nial Ring praised Harrington’s exceptional performance and announced plans for a grand homecoming celebration, hoping it would surpass the festivities from her previous win.
In this moment, Kellie Harrington solidified her status as a true champion, bringing her community together in a celebration of pride and achievement.