Team Ireland returned home to a warm welcome at Dublin Airport after an impressive performance at the 2024 Paralympics, securing a total of six medals: one gold, three silver, and two bronze. Notable athletes such as Róisín Ní Riain, Katie-George Dunlevy, and Orla Comerford played key roles in this success, with Minister for Sport Catherine Martin highlighting the dedication and hard work of the athletes and their supporters. Taoiseach Simon Harris praised the team's inspiring journey and the infectious support from fans, emphasizing the pride Ireland feels for its athletes. The government will continue to support sports at both high-performance and grassroots levels to nurture future talents. With over 40% of the athletes being first-time Paralympians, the event marks a significant moment in Irish sporting history. The athletes expressed joy and relief upon returning home, looking forward to some well-deserved relaxation.