The Game of Thrones extra who went on to swim in the Tokyo Olympics
Irish Olympic Trials: Wiffen Sets Second Irish Record Of The Meet In 1500
Balls.ie on Twitter: "What a swim from Ireland's Daniel Wiffen! The 20-year-old wins his 800m freestyle heat and sets a new Irish senior record of 7:51.65! https://t.co/P9Wmw9HYbs" / Twitter
DANIEL WIFFEN | FINA World Cup, Loughborough and Swim Ireland - YouTube
Daniel Wiffen OLY - Loughborough University - Loughborough, England, United Kingdom | LinkedIn
Daniel Wiffen breaks Irish record to win 800m heat in Tokyo · The42
The Game of Thrones extra who went on to swim in the Tokyo Olympics
Daniel Wiffen growing in confidence after appearance in 800m freestyle World Championships final - BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
Daniel Wiffen makes history and shows world class as the first Irish swimmer to go under 15 minutes in 1500 metres - BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
Daniel Wiffen Clocks Irish National Record For 1500 Free Silver
Daniel Wiffen - #TeamIreland - Olympics
Wiffen and McSharry sparkle as they seal their places in Tokyo - BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
Irish swimmer Daniel Wiffen: From Games of Thrones to Tokyo spotlight - Irish Mirror Online
Balls.ie on Twitter: "What a swim from Ireland's Daniel Wiffen! The 20-year-old wins his 800m freestyle heat and sets a new Irish senior record of 7:51.65! https://t.co/P9Wmw9HYbs" / Twitter
Daniel Wiffen: Armagh swimmer reaches 800m freestyle final at World Championships - BBC Sport
Daniel WIFFEN | Results | FINA Official
Daniel Wiffen: From Game of Thrones to swimming at Tokyo Olympics
Daniel Wiffen
About Me | Daniel Wiffen Swimming
Daniel Wiffen playing his own Game of Thrones as he aims to set the standard for his brother to beat at Tokyo Olympics | The Irish Sun
Irish swimmer Daniel Wiffen: From Games of Thrones to Tokyo spotlight - Irish Mirror Online
Olympics: Daniel Wiffen claims Irish record winning 800m Freestyle heat
Magheralin's Wiffen on his way to Budapest - Your Lurgan
Magheralin swimmer Daniel Wiffen smashes 800m personal best to qualify for Olympic Games in Tokyo – Armagh I
