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Irish National Open Water Swimming Championships 2024

Lough Lene, situated in County Westmeath, played host to the 2024 Swim Ireland Irish National Open Water Swimming Championships on Sunday 28th July. Congratulations to swimmers from clubs in the Ulster region who recently competed at the event in the Republic of Ireland following their attendance at a series of sessions held at Let’s Go Hydro which

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Irish Youth & Senior Championships – Day 5 Report & Overall Results

At the final day of racing at the 2024 Irish Youth & Senior Championships, Ulster swimmers continued to impress: Men 4 x 100m MTR Ards Bronze Women 800m Freestyle 15 years – Hannah Lynch (Enniskillen) Bronze 16 years – Eva Hand (Bangor) Bronze 18+ years – Jessika Robson (Lisburn) Bronze Women 100m Backstroke 16 years

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Irish Youth & Senior Summer Championships – Day 3 & 4 Report

Day 3 at Irish Youth & Senior Championships and Ulster swimmers continue with their medal haul: Men 1500m Freestyle 16 years – Ben Wilson (Ards) Silver & Cody Lau (Ballymena) Bronze 18 years – Gannon Robertson (Leander) Silver 19+ years – Samuel Wright (Bangor) Bronze Men 50m Backstroke Brandon Biss (Swim Belfast) Bronze Men 200m

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Irish Youth & Senior Summer Championships – Day 1 & 2 Report

The Irish Youth & Senior Championships started on Tuesday 23rd July at the National Aquatic Centre in Dublin. Across the Tuesday (Day 1) and Wednesday (Day 2), we’ve watched our Ulster swimmers perform superbly in the water.  Day 1 Summary Men 800m Free 16 years – Ben Wilson (Ards) – Gold Women 200m Butterfly 15 years

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Sport NI – Sports Systems Investment

Swim Ulster are delighted to have received funding from Sport NI from their Sports Systems Investment programme. Made possible by the National Lottery players, the programme supports 34 sports governing bodies, from Rugby, Football and GAA to Rambling, Wheelchair Basketball and of course, Swimming. Stephen Cuddy, Chief Executive of Swim Ulster, expressed heartfelt gratitude for the

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