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Ciara Mageean, the Irish middle-distance runner who represented her country at two Olympic Games, has died aged 34.

Mageean won the European 1,500 metres title in Rome in 2024, adding a major championship victory to an international career that included two Olympic appearances. BBC News described her as a runner from Portaferry; the supplied reports do not specify where or when she died.

Yahoo Sports reported that Mageean died after suffering from cancer and said she had announced the previous year that she had been diagnosed with bowel cancer. Those details are attributed to Yahoo Sports, the only supplied source to describe a cause of death or provide the diagnosis and its timing.

Mirror Sport reported that Mageean married Thomas Moran several weeks before her death. The confirmed record of her athletic career and the separately attributed personal details provide the available account, while the exact date, place and time of death remain unspecified in the supplied evidence.

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  1. Yahoo SportsEuropean 1,500m champion Mageean dies aged 34
  2. BBC NewsIrish Olympic runner Ciara Mageean dies aged 34
  3. Mirror SportFormer Olympic athlete tragically dies aged 34 just weeks after wedding as tributes pour inPaul