Irish athlete Phil Healy has broken the Irish 100m record clocking a time of 11.28 at a graded meeting in Santry this evening. The Cork native beat Ailis McSweeney and Amy Foster's time by .12 of a second.
Have a look at her record breaking run below:
100m Irish Record for Phil Healy 11.28 (Wind 2.0) pic.twitter.com/Uct0Au3yED
— Jumping-The-Gun.com (@Jumping_The_Gun) June 6, 2018
Healy will be running at an elite international meeting in Geneva this weekend, where she plans to run in her specialist events, the 200m and the 400m.
The 23-year-old posted her delight at the record on Twitter in the aftermath of the race, as she looks forward to AtletiCAGenève this weekend:
Thrilled to break the @irishathletics National Record tonight In Dublin with 11.28 ?? Topped off with a 400m outdoor pb of 52.63, straight after. Onto @atleticageneve this weekend. All thanks to the man with the plan, Coach @mcwexford??pic.twitter.com/ZUgEw7CnYF
— Phil Healy (@philhealy2) June 6, 2018
