Commonwealth Games News - Sport Northern Ireland and SINI Athletes

Northern Ireland boxing team captain Eamon O'Kane beats Anthony Ogogo in the middleweight final to add a gold medal to the team tally.

Paddy Barnes led Northern Ireland to their finest-ever performance in the Commonwealth boxing ring as they won three titles in Delhi.

Sport Northern Ireland funded Heavyweight Steven Ward had to settle for a silver medal after being stopped in the first round of his final against Englishman Simon Vallily.

Team captain Eamon O'Kane, from Dungiven, saw off England's Anthony Ogogo 16-4 in a one-sided middleweight final.

Sport Northern Ireland funded bowler Gary Kelly secured his bronze medal by beating Englishman Sam Tolchard in the singles play-off match.

Sport Northern Ireland funded shooter David Calvert, a gold medal winner on four occasions, secured the bronze in the full bore rifle shooting.

See Barnes, Gallagher and McCarthy in action in their finals!

Sport Northern Ireland funded boxer Thomas McCarthy got a silver medal after being outpointed in the light heavyweight class.

Sport Northern Ireland funded boxer Paddy Gallagher followed Paddy Barnes by winning Northern Ireland’s 2nd Gold medal, with an 11-6 success over England's Callum Smith.

Sport Northern Ireland funded boxer Paddy Barnes has won Northern Ireland's first gold Commonwealth Games medal in boxing for 16 years by winning the light flyweight final.

Sport Northern Ireland funded shooter Matthew Hall has won a bronze medal in the 50 metres rifle prone event at the Commonwealth Games.

Day 8 Update on Sport Northern Ireland Athletes

See Barnes, O'Kane, Ward and McCarthy in the ring in their semi-finals.

Sport Northern Ireland funded boxers enjoyed a remarkable day at the Commonwealth Games as all five contenders qualified for gold medal bouts.

Northern Ireland's Tommy McCarthy, Paddy Gallagher, Eamon O'Kane and Steven Ward reach semi-finals at the Commonwealth Games.

Northern Ireland are now sure of five boxing medals at the Commonwealth Games after four men won their quarter-finals bouts in Delhi on Sunday.

Sport Northern Ireland funded cyclist David McCann put in an excellent performance in finishing fifth in the 168-kilometre road race through the deserted streets of the Indian capital.

Sport Northern Ireland funded athlete Paddy Barnes won his fight in the quarter-finals against Andrew Moloney of Australia 5-3 and he will now contest for a medal.

Sport Northern Ireland funded athlete Ciara Mageean finished 10th in the 1500m final in a time of 4:10.85.

Watch Wendy Houvenaghel take her medal for silver in the final of the 3000m individual pursuit.

Watch Wendy Houvenaghel win silver for Northern Ireland after being in the final of the 3000m individual pursuit.

Sport Northern Ireland funded cyclist Wendy Houvenaghel has secured Northern Ireland's second medal of the Commonwealth Games by winning silver in the women's 3000m individual pursuit.

SINI athlete Amy Foster produced a season's best of 11.61 as she finished fifth in her 100m semi-final but it wasn't enough to progress to the final.

Sport Northern Ireland funded athlete Joanna Mills finished eighth and last in her 400m semi-final in 55.68 - .22secs slower than her heat time on Wednesday.

View the NI's Cycling Team in action and delight at winning a bronze medal.

Sport Northern Ireland funded athlete Paddy Barnes defeated Scotland's Ian Butcher 4-2 in a tense opening light-flyweight contest.

Northern Ireland has just won their first medal in cycling - a bronze in the team pursuit, which includes Sport Northern Ireland funded athletes Martyn Irvine and David McCann and Sean Downey!

Northern Ireland also had a good morning in the swimming pool in Delhi with Sycerika McMahon, Chelsey Wilson and Michael Dawson, who are all funded by Sport Northern Ireland, progressing to semi-finals.

Sport Northern Ireland funded athlete Ciara Mageean produced an impressive performance to qualify for the women's 1500m final at the Commonwealth Games.

View Sport Northern Ireland funded athletes, including Madeline Perry and Mark Nesbitt, in action.

Madeline Perry suffered a crushing 3-2 defeat in the quarter-finals of the squash event at the Commonwealth Games.

SINI cyclist Heather Wilson finished 5th on 22 points in the 100-lap, 10-sprint women's points cycling discipline.

View Sport Northern Ireland funded athletes - brother and sister, Gymnast Luke Carson and Swimmer Bethany Carson talking about their Delhi experience.

View Sport Northern Ireland funded athlete Wendy Houvenaghel talking abou her arrival in Delhi and her delight at representing Northern Ireland at the 2010 Commonwealth Games.

The Northern Ireland Table Tennis Team have missed out on a place in the quarter-finals after a 3-1 defeat to Nigeria.

Sport Northern Ireland funded athlete Melanie Nocher sets another Personal Best result on Day 2 of the Commonwealth Games.

Sport Northern Ireland funded athlete Melaine Nocher set a new Personal Best result on Day 1 of the Commonwealth Games.

Sport Northern Ireland funded swimmer Andrew Bree heads into his fourth Commonwealth Games convinced the best moments of his career are still to come.

Sport Northern Ireland Performer Development Centre athlete Mark Montgomery has been named as the official Flagbearer of the Northern Ireland Team.

Winning medals at major championships has become common for Paddy Barnes although he has a bit of unfinished business left with the Commonwealth Games.

There are high expectations on the shoulders of Wendy Houvenaghel as she heads to Delhi to represent Northern Ireland for the first time in her international career.

If experience counts for anything then David Calvert is already ahead of the field in Delhi.