Paul O'Donovan continues winning streak with heat victory at World Rowing Championships
Briefly

Skibbereen's O'Donovan proved his mettle in St Catharines, winning his lightweight single heat amidst tough competition, paving the way for a potential championship run.
Having switched from a lightweight double to a single, O'Donovan clinched victory at 6:41.98 seconds, showcasing his adaptability as he seeks World Championship success.
Niels Torre from Italy delivered a stunning performance with a world-best time of 6:39.56 in his heat, establishing himself as O'Donovan's toughest competitor.
Ireland's rowing team is well represented in Canada, as Siobhan McCrohan and other crews seek to defend titles and secure medals in the upcoming finals.
Read at Irish Independent
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