Fiona Murtagh Advances to Women's Single Sculls Semi-Finals at World Rowing Championships

Fiona Murtagh, a Galwegian rower, has successfully defended her world title by advancing to the women's single sculls semi-finals at the World Rowing Championships in Amsterdam. Murtagh's performance showcases her determination and skill, as she battled to finish second behind Paige Badenhorst of South Africa. The semi-finals will take place on Saturday, with the world's top rowers competing for a spot in the final.

Galwegian rower Fiona Murtagh advances to women's single sculls semi-finals at World Rowing Championships in Amsterdam. Murtagh battled to finish second behind Paige Badenhorst of South Africa, with Aurelia-Maxima Janzen of Switzerland taking third place.

Fintan McCarthy of Ireland secured second place in his heat for automatic qualification to the men's single sculls semi-finals, while the men's pair of Ross Corrigan and Nathan Timoney finished second in their C final, 2.28 seconds behind the American boat. The World Rowing Championships will continue with the semi-finals taking place on Saturday

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