Athletics: Derval O'Rourke has won a silver medal in the women's 100m hurdles finals in Gothenberg.
O'Rourke's time of 12.72 is a new Irish record time and beats her personal best of 12.85.
The Cork woman qualified for the final earlier this afternoon after finishing third in her semi-final in 12.94.
Sweden's indoor champion Susanna Kallur took gold with a time of 12.59.
Initially it seemed as though O'Rourke had been beaten to the silver medal by Germany's Kirsten Bolm after clocking an identical time.
Bolm's name first appeared in second place on the stadium's results board. However after a delay, judges confirmed that O'Rourke had just pipped her rival who was declared third.
The move prompted the German federation to file a protest, leaving Kallur unable to celebrate her win on the podium as the medals ceremony was postponed until the dispute had been resolved.
Speaking on RTE shortly after the final, O'Rourke said, " It was absolutely unbelievable. It was such a mental run...
"I had so many people supporting me and I didn't want to let them down so I just ran like hell and hoped for the best."