Emily Maher

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| birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1981|05|2|df=y}}

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| weight = {{convert|60|kg|lb|0|abbr=on}}

| sport = Athletics

| event = 60m, 100 m, 200 m

| club = KHC

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Emily Maher (born 2 May 1981 in Kilkenny) is a retired Irish athlete who specialised in the sprinting events.{{World Athletics}} She represented her country at the 2000 Summer Olympics, as well as the 2006 World Indoor Championships.

Competition record

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colspan="6"\|Representing {{IRL}}
rowspan=3\|1998 \|rowspan=2\|World Youth Games \|rowspan=2\|Moscow, Russia \|bgcolor=gold\|1st \|100 m \|11.93
bgcolor=gold\|1st \|200 m \|24.16
World Junior Championships \|Annecy, France \|20th (qf) \|200 m \|24.28
rowspan=2\|1999 \|rowspan=2\|European Junior Championships \|rowspan=2\|Riga, Latvia \|4th \|100 m \|11.72
4th \|200 m \|23.70
rowspan=3\|2000 \|rowspan=2\|World Junior Championships \|rowspan=2\|Santiago, Chile \|7th \|100 m \|11.73
6th \|200 m \|24.00
Olympic Games \|Sydney, Australia \|16th (h) \|4 × 400 m relay \|3:32.24
rowspan=2\|2001 \|rowspan=2\|European U23 Championships \|rowspan=2\|Amsterdam, Netherlands \|8th \|100 m \|11.93
6th \|200 m \|23.80
rowspan=2\|2003 \|rowspan=2\|European U23 Championships \|rowspan=2\|Bydgoszcz, Poland \|20th (h) \|100 m \|11.95
– \|4 × 100 m relay \|DQ
rowspan=4\|2005 \|European Indoor Championships \|Madrid, Spain \|23rd (h) \|60 m \|7.60
rowspan=3\|Universiade \|rowspan=3\|Izmir, Turkey \|11th (sf) \|200 m \|23.89
bgcolor=cc9966\|3rd \|4 × 100 m relay \|44.69
7th \|4 × 400 m relay \|3:36.10
2006 \|World Indoor Championships \|Moscow, Russia \|15th (sf) \|60 m \|7.37

colspan="6"|Representing {{IRL}}

rowspan=3|1998

|rowspan=2|World Youth Games

|rowspan=2|Moscow, Russia

|bgcolor=gold|1st

|100 m

|11.93

bgcolor=gold|1st

|200 m

|24.16

World Junior Championships

|Annecy, France