Just One Body · New Ross
Performance Team
Meet the athletes we support as they train, compete and pursue what matters to them. From strongman and show jumping to ultrarunning and cycling, every journey has its own demands.
Meet the athletes ↓Meet the team
Our Performance Team brings together athletes from different sports and backgrounds. Here are their stories, achievements and places to follow their progress.
Strongman & coach
Dillon Doyle
Dillon is passionate about strength sports and coaching. He enjoys showing people that training can be fun and that the body can adapt to demanding work when it is carefully controlled.
He has spoken openly about living with epidermolysis bullosa, a skin condition affecting his feet. Running and walking for cardio are difficult, so he trains through weights and high intensity work.
Achievements
- Third in Republic of Ireland’s Strongest Man two years running
- Irish log press record holder
Show jumping & breeding
Catriona Fitzgerald
Catriona of BLF Sport Horses competes on the national show jumping circuit and develops young horses through the age classes. She also runs a sport horse breeding programme alongside her work as a primary school teacher and family life.
Horses bred through her programme are beginning to make their mark in the sport. Keeping her own body ready for the demands of riding and a busy schedule is an important part of that work.
Career highlight
Winning the final of the seven year old Horse Sport Ireland Studbook Series on a horse she had produced from the start. That horse became the foundation mare for her breeding programme.
Ultramarathon running
Kacper Czerpak
Kacper discovered his love of running after completing 100 laps of a football pitch. Since then he has built his endurance and returned to running after injury, taking on increasingly long events.
Achievements
- First ultramarathon win: Glen of Aherlow IMRA, September 2024
- Fastest 100 km: 8 hours 25 minutes
- Winner of the Wexford Marathon Festival 100 km in 2025
Competitive cycling
Noah Finn
Noah started cycling with his dad in 2022 and began structured training in early 2023. His first race came soon after, followed by a podium and his first national championship medal that year.
He has since added more medals across road racing, time trials and criteriums. He credits Martin at Spin the Bean Cycling with helping his development.
On the road
From a first race in 2023 to national medals, Noah continues to build his experience across cycling disciplines.