Day 6 of the Olympics saw a number of events postponed due to rain and wind. They should have just held the Olympics in Dublin sure the canals have been covered in can drinking revelers for weeks! Anyway, here are the (remaining) Irish in action on day 7.
Golf
Men's Individual
10.30am
Padraig Harrington and Seamus Power tee off in round 2 at 11.30pm. Australian Marcus Fraser leads after the first round after an 8-under-par 63. Harrington and Power are currently -1 and even par respectively after mixed fortunes yesterday.
Athletics
Men's 800m
Men's 800m
Round 1
1.55pm
Mark English runs in Heat 6 at 1.55pm. Lane 1. Don't let the name fool you, as his Twitter account says, he's actually Irish.
Dressage
Individual - Grand Prix Special
2pm
Judy Reynolds returns to action in the Grand Prix special having progressed yesterday. She and her horse Vancouver K are aiming for a place in Monday's Olympic decider.
Badminton
Men's Singles
2.20pm
Scott Evans faces Germany's Marc Zwiebler in Group K of the Preliminary round. Evans is the only man to ever compete in badminton for Ireland at Olympic level - making his bow at London 2012 - and he'll be looking to get off to a strong start in Rio.
Rowing
Men's Lightweight Double Sculls Finals
2:30pm
It was a grand day for Irish rowing as Sinead Jennings and Claire Lambe made it through to the rowing finals along with the O' Donovan brothers.
The hugely popular O' Donovan brothers came through yesterday's semi final by the skin of their collective teeth. Gary and Paul will be competing in Final A at 2.30pm and so you've no excuses, the whole of Ireland will be watching.
Women's Lightweight Double Sculls Finals
2.30pm
Sinead Lynch and Claire Lambe made it through their Semi Final in 3rd place. The two have qualified with the fifth best time in the standings and will be hopeful of snatching a medal. They'll be rowing in Lane 6.
Sailing
Women's Single Sculls
4.10pm
Sanita Puspure competes in Semi Final C/D after qualifying in fourth in her quarter final race. The 34-year-old will be rowing from lane 4.
Men's 49er (skiff)
5:10pm
Ryan Seaton and Matt McGovern, ranked 17th in the world, take to the water just after 5pm. The pair have sailed together since 2009. They are Ireland's first Olympic representatives in the 49er class since Tom Fitzpatrick and Fraser Browne finished 16th at the Athens games in 2004.
Women's laser radial (dinghy)
5:10pm
GO ON ANNALISE!!!
20k Walk
Final
18:30
With his coach Rob Heffernan not in action until this day next week, 25-year-old Alex Wright takes on a field of 75 in the final of the 20km walk.
Hockey
Group Stages
23:30
Following a historic 4-2 win over Canada yesterday, the Irish hockey team take on Argentina. Victory for David Harte and co. will see Ireland reach the quarter-final stage on their Olympic debut - this following Argentina's 4-4 draw with Germany last night.
Badminton (again)
Women's Singles
12.05am (Sat)
This one is technically on Saturday because it's after midnight but sure we'll throw it in here anyway. You can watch Chloe Magee face Germany's Karin Schnaase through bleary eyes at 1.05am in the morning. Magee will be looking to bounce back after a she lost to second seed Chinese Wang Yihan with scores of 21-7 and 21-12.
Women's 1500m
Round 1
12:30am (Sat)
Portaferry-born Ciara Mageean gets her 1500m campaign underway at half-past midnight. The 24-year-old enters Rio as a European bronze medallist, and took silver at both the World Youth Championships and World Junior Championships respectively.
