Northern Ireland at the 2010 Commonwealth Games

Northern Ireland at the 2010 Commonwealth Games
CGF code	NIR
CGA	Northern Ireland Commonwealth Games Council
Website	nicgc.org
in Delhi, India
Competitors	80 [2]
Flag bearers	Opening: Mark Montgomery [1] Closing:
Medals Ranked 13th	Gold 3 Silver 3 Bronze 4 Total 10
Commonwealth Games appearances (overview)
1950 1962 2006 2010 2014 2018
Other related appearances
Ireland (1930)

Northern Ireland was represented at the 2010 Commonwealth Games by the Commonwealth Games Council for Northern Ireland. The team went by the abbreviation NIR and used the Ulster Banner as its flag and Londonderry Air as the victory anthem.

Medalists[]

Medal	Name	Sport	Event	Date
Gold	Paddy Barnes	Boxing	Light flyweight	October 13
Gold	Patrick Gallagher	Boxing	Welterweight	October 13
Gold	Eamonn O'Kane	Boxing	Middleweight	October 13
Silver	Wendy Houvenaghel	Cycling	Women's Individual Pursuit	October 8
Silver		Boxing	Heavyweight	October 13
Silver		Boxing	Light heavyweight	October 13
Bronze	Sean Downey Martyn Irvine Philip Lavery David McCann	Cycling	Men's Team Pursuit	October 7
Bronze		Shooting	Men's 50 metre rifle prone singles	October 13
Bronze	Gary Kelly	Lawn bowls	Men's Singles	October 13
Bronze		Shooting		October 13

Team Northern Ireland at the 2010 Commonwealth Games[]

Team Northern Ireland for the 2010 Commonwealth Games was confirmed on 10 September 2010,^[3] the team members are as follows:

Aquatics[]

Swimming[]

Team Northern Ireland consists of 10 swimmers.

Melanie Nocher, Andrew Bree, , , , , , , Sycerika McMahon, Laurence McGivern.

Archery[]

Team Northern Ireland consists of 7 archers.

Emma Parker, , , Darrel Wilson, , Ian McGibbon, Karl Watson.

Athletics[]

Team Northern Ireland consists of 10 athletes.

Ciara Mageean, , Amy Foster, , Stephen Scullion, James McIlroy, , , Katie Kirk, Christine McMahon.

Badminton[]

Team Northern Ireland consists of 4 badminton players.

, , Sinead Chambers, .

Team Event

Event	Player(s)	Pool Games	Quarter Final	Semi Final	Final	Rank
		Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result
Mixed Team	TBA	Singapore	Thu 7 Oct	Thu 7 Oct	Fri 8 Oct	-
		Sri Lanka
		Jamaica
		New Zealand

Boxing[]

Team Northern Ireland consists of 9 boxers.

Men

Athlete	Event	Round of 32	Round of 16	Quarterfinals	Semifinals	Final	Overall Rank
		Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result
Paddy Barnes	Light flyweight	Bye	W 4-2	Andrew Moloney W 5-3	W 5-0	Jafet Uutoni W 8-4
Michael Conlon	Flyweight	Bye	Jason Moloney L +10-10	Did not advance
Tyrone McCullagh	Bantamweight	Bye	Ibrahim Balla W 7-2	Sean McGoldrick L 4-3	Did not advance
	Lightweight	W 6-3	W 6-0	L 9-5	Did not advance
Steven Donnelly	Light welterweight	L 10-0	Did not advance
Patrick Gallagher	Welterweight	Joseph Mulema W 3-0	W 9-0	Mujandjae Kasuto W 7-5	Dilbag Singh W 5-4	Callum Smith W 11-6
Eamonn O'Kane	Middleweight	W 5-0	W 9-2	W 7-2	W 12-6	Anthony Ogogo W 16-4
Tommy McCarthy	Light heavyweight	Bye	W 11-1	Reece Papuni W 7-2	Joshua Makonjio W 9-4	Callum Johnson L 8-1
	Heavyweight	Bye	W 7-4	Manpreet Singh W 11-10	Stephen Simmons W 6-1	Simon Vallily L RSCH

Cycling[]

Team Northern Ireland consists of:

Wendy Houvenaghel, David McCann, Michael Hutchinson, Philip Lavery, , Martyn Irvine, , Sean Downey.

Northern Ireland won the bronze medal in the 4000 m men's team pursuit race.

Gymnastics[]

Team Northern Ireland consists of 3 gymnasts.

, , .

Lawn Bowls[]

Team Northern Ireland consists of 11 lawn bowls players.

, Jennifer Dowds, Donna McCloy, Mandy Cunningham, Sandra Bailie, Gary Kelly, Ian McClure, Gary McCloy, Paul Daly, Martin McHugh, Neil Booth.

Shooting[]

Team Northern Ireland consists of 11 shooters.

, , Kirsty Barr, , Gary Duff, , , , , , Ross McGuillan.

Squash[]

Team Northern Ireland consists of 2 squash players.

Madeline Perry, .

Table Tennis[]

Team Northern Ireland consists of 5 table tennis players.

Na Liu, , , , .

Wrestling[]

Team Northern Ireland consists of 1 wrestler.

Men – Freestyle

Event	Wrestler	Rank
Freestyle 96 kg	Mark Montgomery	-

See also[]

• Northern Ireland at the 2006 Commonwealth Games

References[]

External links[]

• Northern Ireland Commonwealth Games Council