Jason Smyth claims Ireland's seventh medal at Para-Athletics European Championships
Jason Smyth has just claimed Ireland's seventh medal at the World Para-Athletics European Championships in Berlin.
The Derry sprinter claimed his second gold of the games in the T13 100 metre final.
Smyth ran the race in a new championship record time of 10.65 seconds.
Earlier, David Leavy finished 7th in the 15-hundred metres T-38 final.
Still to come, Patrick Monahan in the 800-metres T-53 at 6:16pm.
Earlier: Kerry teenager Jordan Lee wins medal no.6 for Ireland at Para-Athletics European Championships
Ireland have their sixth medal at the Para-Athletics European Championships in Berlin.
Kerry teenager Jordan Lee has claimed bronze in the T47 High Jump final, posting a height of 1.75 metres.
Gold and silver have gone to France and Spain.
Meanwhile, Derry sprinter Jason Smyth looks well on course to add another medal to the haul tonight.
The 200-metre gold winner easily won his heat to qualify for the T13 100 metre final, running a championship record of 10.87 seconds.
Two more Irish take to the track in the evening session.
Lisburn's David Leavy goes in the final of the men's 15-hundred metres T-38, while, Patrick Monahan goes in the 800-metres T-53.
