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Published 19:14 5 Oct 2019 BST
Updated 19:18 5 Oct 2019 BST
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The Co. Down sportswoman came fifth place this week in the semi-final in Doha, which ensured her an automatic qualification in the final.Ciara Mageean tenth in 4:00.15 pb in a sensational 1500m race won by Sifan Hassan in 3:51.36 in a championship record. So close to sub 4 for Mageean #WorldAthleticsChamps
— Athletics Ireland (@irishathletics) October 5, 2019
Mageean is the second ever Irish woman to make the 1500m final, as Sonia O'Sullivan did in 1998. Earlier in the week, Ciara said she was delighted to make it this far. "It's my first world final. I have worked a long time to get to this stage and I may seem ecstatic - I still have another race to go - but I ran that saying 'that's going to be my final'. "To have an Irish vest in a World Championship final - we don't often have it - and I'm absolutely over the moon." Well done Ciara, you did us proud.Tenth in 4:00.15 is good enough to medal most years. The best women's 1500m championship race in history. @ciaramageean can take huge credit. A world class performance #WorldAthleticsChamps
— Athletics Ireland (@irishathletics) October 5, 2019
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