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The fastest woman in the 100 metres Heats was Jamaica's Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce.
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Having already claimed the 100, she is unchallenged as the fastest woman in the pool.
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Having already won the 100m, she is unchallenged as the fastest woman in the pool.
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Now the sprinter who failed to make her high school's athletics team is the world's fastest woman.
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Sanita Puspure was by far the fastest woman, though 17-year-old Bridget Jacques confirmed her class by finishing fourth.
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Harper-Nelson, the fastest woman in the world this year, edged Harrison to win in 12.66.
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Also out is the country's fastest woman Carina Horn, who was pulled out after testing positive for a banned substance.
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Ta Lou, the year's fastest woman at 10.85 seconds, prevailed in her race in 11.15.
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However, her official time was later confirmed as 29:46, making her the second fastest woman ever.
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The problem with being Ireland's fastest woman is that every time you race against Irish opposition you are expected to win.
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Madison is the fastest woman in the world this year with a best of 7.02 seconds.
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Bowie, the fastest woman in the world this year, who had won her heat, limped off the track clutching her left thigh.
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She clocked a time just over a second slower than the fastest woman, Yuliya Efimova who recorded a time of 1:05.56.
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Keitany became the third fastest woman in the marathon as she retained her title in 2:18.37 ahead of world champion Edna Kiplagat and Priscah Jeptoo.
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The chance to run against the fastest women in the world is incredible.
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Amy Foster is now the undisputed fastest women in Ireland.