Diving into Excellence:
Welcome to Swim Ulster
Championing Aquatic Sports in Ulster Since 1893
Aurora Aquatic and Leisure Complex in Bangor is the home of aquatic sport in Northern Ireland. Swim Ulster is dedicated to fostering the growth of aquatic sport at all levels in the Northern Ireland. Swim Ulster is proud to offer programmes and support for both recreational and competitive athletes across all of our aquatic disciplines.
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Members across 38 affiliated Swimming & Water Polo Clubs in Ulster, ensuring a strong community presence and commitment.
News
Lurgan Swimming Club – Advertisement for Head Coach
HEAD COACH – LURGAN AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUB Lurgan Amateur Swimming Club are seeking to recruit a new Head Coach to lead our experienced and dedicated coaching team and to continue to develop and lead established competitive and non-competitive programmes and swimming squads. REPORTING TO: Lurgan Amateur Swimming Club Management Committee LOCATION: South Lake Leisure Centre, […]
Read MoreOn Friday, November 8th, Swim Ireland held its much-anticipated Annual Awards Night at Dunboyne Castle, Co. Meath, bringing together athletes, coaches, officials, and volunteers to
Friday 27th September The European Aquatics Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Conference held in Belfast was celebrated as a milestone, marking the first event of
The Share Discovery Village on the shores of the stunning Upper Lough Erne hosted the final Big Bay Swim of the season on Sunday and
Swim Ulster had the pleasure of having three athletes travel to Paris this summer to compete in the Paralympic Games as part of Paralympics Ireland.
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