Irish cyclist Katie-George Dunlevy, along with pilot Eve McCrystal, secured a silver medal in the women's B 3,000m individual pursuit at the Paris Paralympic Games, finishing behind Great Britain's Sophie Unwin and Jenny Holl. Dunlevy, who has been unwell, expressed shock and pride at the achievement, given the limited track time compared to competitors. Additionally, Dunlevy clinched Ireland's first gold medal in the women's B time trial with pilot Linda Kelly, marking her fourth Paralympic gold and seventh career medal. This victory followed their silver in the individual pursuit. Tuesday will also see Ellen Keane's final Paralympic appearance for Team Ireland in the S9 100m backstroke. Ireland’s overall medal count at the games now stands at five, including two silvers and two bronzes.