Team Northern Ireland - how did they do

As I blog a few weeks ago Northern Ireland had a number of athletes spread across two Olympic teams but how did they do?

Silver

Peter and Richard Chambers (Rowing) - Great Britain as part of the light-weight men's four they rowed into silver.

Bronze 

Alan Campbell (Rowing) - Great Britain in the single sculls he added to the total for Coleraine 

Michael Conlon (Boxing) - Ireland

Paddy Barnes (Boxing) - Ireland

Others

Sycerika McMahon (Swimming) - Ireland failed to advance for either of her heats but came 22nd in the 200m individual medley and 26th in the 100m breaststroke.

Melanie Nocher (Swimming) - Ireland also failed to advance but was ranked 33rd in the 100m backstroke and 34th in the 200m backstroke.

Na Liu (Table Tennis) - Great Britain as part of the women's team lost out to North Korea 3-0 in the first round.


Aileen Morrison (Triathlon) - Ireland ended up coming in 43rd of the 52 finishers.

Lisa Kearney (Judo) - Ireland lost in the round to sixteen to an Ipon from the Chinese judoka who progressed no further in the 48kg class.

James Espey (Sailing) - Ireland failed to make the medal race having only come 36th in the fleet races in the Laser.

Matt McGovern and Ryan Seaton (Sailing) - Ireland came 14th in the 49er Class failing to qualify for the medal race by 14 points.

Hannah Craig (Canoeing) - Ireland came 9th in the K1 Canoeing slalom event

Martyn Irvine (Cycling) - Ireland came 13th in the Omnium

Wendy Houvenaghel (Cycling) - Great Britain never took part though was there as part of the women's individual pursuit team who actually took gold.

Ian Lewers (Hockey) - Great Britain scored in the bronze medal match but it was Team GB's only goal in a 3-1 defeat to Australia