For the second night in a row, it's fourth for Ireland in a sprint final, for the second night in a row Mikey Stafford is joined by Jessie Barr and Raf Diallo from Stade de France.

Mikey Stafford is joined by Jessie Barr and Raf Diallo from the bowels of the Stade de France to analyse the fastest 400m Olympic final of all time as Rhasidat Adeleke finished fourth behind Marileidy Paulino of the Dominican Republic.

Jim McMahon went along to the speed climbing to see Indonesia win their first gold medal for anything other than badminton Then David Gillick joins to discuss Rhasidat Adeleke's hopes and break down exactly how bloody difficult it is to run the 400m.

As Rhasidat Adeleke qualifies for the Olympic 400m final, Mikey Stafford gets the analysis of Jessie Barr, who was in the Stade de France to witness Irish history. Meanwhile Philip Doyle and Daire Lynch have been living their best life since their men's pair final.

Kellie Harrington is a back-to-back Olympic champion after a dominant victory over Wenlu Yang of China - Raf Diallo was in Roland Garros to witness a night of history for Irish boxing and Irish sport. We also hear from David Gillick on athletics.

No medal on Monday, so a chance to catch up with three-time Olympian Tom Barr, while Mikey Stafford also chats to Eric Donovan ahead of Kellie Harrington's gold medal fight at Roland Garros on Tuesday night.

Mikey Stafford is joined by David Rieder of Swimming World Magazine, who was in the La Defense Arena to witness Bobby Finke's world record breaking performance to deny Daniel Wiffen in the 1500m freestyle final.

Ireland have an Olympic gymnastics champion and Jim McMahon was in the Bercy Arena to see Rhys McClenaghan make history, he joined Mikey Stafford to paint a picture. Kellie Harrington secured silver at minimum as she returned to the lightweight boxing final, while Daniel Wiffen set out his stall ahead of Sunday's 1500m freestyle final.

Team Ireland chef de mission Gavin Noble and RTÉ Sport's Raf Diallo join Mikey Stafford from Paris after a historic day for Ireland at the Olympics. Mikey also previews the pommel horse final with Mairéad Kavanagh, who tells us that the draw has been very kind to Rhys McClenaghan.

Philip Doyle and Daire Lynch added the fourth Irish medal of the Games. With three rowing finals on Friday, Tim Harnedy joins Mikey Stafford to assess chance of more medals. Jessie Barr returns to preview athletics, with Rhasidat Adeleke likely to sidestep the mixed relay on the purple track at Stade de France.

A deflated Eric Donovan joins Mikey Stafford to discuss a mixed day in the ring for Ireland, while Gary Moran previews the men's golf tournament, where Shane Lowry and Rory McIlroy must be considered medal hopes

Gold medal and Olympic record for Ireland's Daniel Wiffen... what a night for Irish swimming. Barry Murphy joins Mikey Stafford to try and comprehend a phenomenal performance. And Annalise Murphy explains the dark side of sailing....

On a super night for Irish swimming, Mikey Stafford is joined by Mona McSharry's fellow University of Tennessee alumni Barry Murphy to relive the Sligo star's bronze swim. Plus Eric Donovan on boxing.

Mikey Stafford is joined by Irish Olympian Barry Murphy as Mona McSharry wows in the pool and we prepare for Daniel Wiffen to make a splash. Raf Diallo also reports from the Paris Nord Arena as the Irish boxing team finally got a win on the board in the shape of heavyweight Jack Marley.

As the Olympics got underway in earnest, it was a busy day on the water for Team Ireland, so Mikey Stafford is joined by 2012 canoe slalom Olympian Hannah Craig and RTÉ rowing analyst Tim Harnedy.

Among the Irish in action on Day 1 of the games is gymnast Rhys McClenaghan, a genuine medal hope in the pommel horse. Mikey Stafford is joined by Olympic judge Mairead Kavanagh to discuss one of the most competitive disciplines in this year's artisitc gymnastics schedule.

For the first episode of the daily RTÉ Sport Olympics Podcast, Mikey Stafford is joined by David Gillick and Jessie Barr to discuss handling the hype, look ahead to the opening ceremony and try and predict how many medals Team Ireland can win.