McClenaghan qualifies joint top with 'outrageous' pommel routine

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McClenaghan qualifies joint top with 'outrageous' pommel routine

Watch as Ireland's Rhys McClenaghan qualifies for the pommel horse final with an "outrageous" routine on day one of the Paris 2024 Olympics.

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