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Rhasidat Adeleke confirms she will run 4x400m relay final tomorrow night

The team qualified for the Olympic final in a stunning third-place finish this morning.

RHASIDAT ADELEKE HAS confirmed she will run in the Olympic final of the 4x400m women’s relay tomorrow evening.

Speaking to reporters after finishing fourth in the individual event at the Stade de France tonight, she said she will line up with her Ireland teammates at 8.15pm (Irish time). 

The quartet of Sophie Becker, Phil Healy, Kelly McGrory and Sharlene Mawdsley qualified for the final with a stunning third-place finish in their heat today. 

The start list for the final won’t be named until tomorrow. It is expected, once she is available, Adeleke will replace McGrory. 

“Yeah, absolutely,” she responded when asked if the relay offers a chance to ‘get some frustrations out’. 

“I think it’s another opportunity to get out here and give it my all.”

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    Mute James Hughes
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    Jun 23rd 2014, 5:15 PM

    Another clear indication that the economy is improving and possibly at a faster pace than some believe
    Hard to believe that Sin Fein still believe the economy is doomed and there are zero signs of a recovery.
    It’s absolutely key now that developers get the credit needed to add to the supply side and therefore avoid over heating of the market. Govt have a job here in my view

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    Jun 23rd 2014, 5:22 PM

    Economic recovery is bad news for SF.
    They will run the country down at every opportunity.

    Can you imagine their horror in 2016, budget back in surplus & economy growing again.

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    Mute Richie Aprile
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    Jun 23rd 2014, 5:48 PM

    It’s another property bubble.

    It’s absolutely crazy in the residential market. I signed a 12 month lease on a 1 bed flat in the city centre last week but it took me a few weeks to find it.

    They (landlords and letting agents) are actually having viewing nights, where 10 or more people view the kips at once.

    My rabbit hutch was €300 cheaper 12 months ago.. its a sign paddy greed is setting in yet again and we know what happened last time.

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    Jun 23rd 2014, 5:12 PM

    a rebound is inevitable, but there are still a lot of vacant buildings about.

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    Jun 23rd 2014, 10:56 PM

    So, the “to let” signs are fake then?

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    Jun 23rd 2014, 5:32 PM

    Dublin is too overcrowded and concentrated, there should be greater incentives for companies set up base outside of Dublin

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    Mute Jeremy Usborne
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    Jun 23rd 2014, 5:36 PM

    Dublin is not in the slightest bit overcrowded.

    There are thousands of acres of derelict brown & green field sites within the M50.

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    Jun 23rd 2014, 7:57 PM

    Amazing how our economy is doing so well according to the government, estate agents and landlords yet the ECB warned our politicians our economy is not doing well at all.
    We have one of the biggest debts of any country in the world. sinn feinn are not being negative about the economy there being realistic. We cant afford another little building bubble. It would break ireland totally. And the sooner most people in this country realise that the better.

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    Jun 23rd 2014, 11:19 PM

    i wonder where will families go when renting a 2 beds will cost 1600 per month ( give it another 6 months)

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