KELLY PROPER WAS the star of day one at the GloHealth Senior Track and Field Championships in Morton Stadium.

The Ferrybank AC athlete retained her national long jump and 200m titles. Her 6.27m jump was enough to claim her seventh national crown. Proper is not finished yet — she will line up in this afternoon’s 100m Hurdles, an event she has regularly performed well in.

The glory was shared in the Men’s 200m as David Hynes and Eanna Madden both crossed the line in a time of 21.68. Fionnuala Britton saw off the challenge of Maria McCambridge and Ann Marie McGlynn to win the Women’s 5,000m.

There were also wins for Michael Clohisey (10,000m Men), Sarah Treacy (3,000m Steeplechase), Sinead Burke (5k walk), Zoe Brown (Pole Vault), Sean Breathnach (Shot Put), Liam ZamelpPaez (High Jump), Dennis Finnegan (Triple Jump), Cara Kennedy (Women’s Hammer Throw) and Anita Fitzgibbon (Javelin).

Here are some of the best pictures from day one:

Pictured (L-R) Maria McCambridge (2nd), Fionnula Britton (winner) and Ann-Marie McGlynn (3rd) are presented with their medals. Tommy Grealy / INPHO Tommy Grealy / INPHO / INPHO

Men's 200m final Joint winners David Hynes and Eanna Madden with their gold medals. Tommy Grealy / INPHO Tommy Grealy / INPHO / INPHO

Brian Kelly on his way to winning the 4th heat of the Men's 800m. Tommy Grealy / INPHO Tommy Grealy / INPHO / INPHO

Zoe Brown competing in the pole vault. Tommy Grealy / INPHO Tommy Grealy / INPHO / INPHO

Karen Blaney in the Women's Long Jump. Tommy Grealy / INPHO Tommy Grealy / INPHO / INPHO

Sara Treacy on her way to winning the steeplechase. Tommy Grealy / INPHO Tommy Grealy / INPHO / INPHO

Pictured L-R, Annie Stafford (Second), Kelly Proper (Winner) and Karen Blaney (third) after receiving their long jump medals. Tommy Grealy / INPHO Tommy Grealy / INPHO / INPHO

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