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Tipperary athlete Sharlene Mawdsley has revealed a new tattoo commemorating her experience in the 2024 Olympics as part of Team Ireland.
The 26-year-old Irish Olympian, who is currently in Cape Town with her teammates updated her followers of her visit to the Folk Tattoo Observatory during a rest day.
Mawdsley, from Newport in Tipperary, competed in several races at the Olympics last year, including the women's 4x400m relay race, which saw Ireland claim an incredible fourth place.
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The Olympian shared a reel on Instagram with the caption "Did a thing" to her followers revealing her latest tattoo, the Olympic rings on her left forearm.
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