Clubs

Ballymoney ASC is a friendly family club with a strong learn to swim programme. We compete in the PTSA Provincial Towns League in Division 3 and the Aquasprints League in Division 3.The main training nights are Monday and Tuesday 5:30, although swimmers wishing to develop their sport have the opportunity to train at other times […]

A voluntary Swimming Club, formed in November 1969, by the then serving mayor George Sloan. A family friendly club who encourages swimmers and parents alike to get involved at all levels. All involved in the club do so on a voluntary basis and dedicate a significant amount of personal time and energy into making it

Banbridge ASC was established in 1988 and continues to grow and achieve at Regional and National Competitions. We have a fantastic group of volunteer coaches who deliver training sessions to our junior club, training 3 times a week (Sat, Sun, Wed) and senior club training 6 days a week. We also have a family feel

Armagh City Swimming Club is a swimming Club firmly rooted in the Orchard County. Our 100+ members call the Orchard Leisure Centre in Armagh home, and we swim evenings on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and again on Sunday mornings. Our schedule includes a weekly session in the 50m pool in South Lakes Craigavon. We pride ourselves on

Ards ASC is a well-established competitive swimming club based in the Borough of Ards and North Down. We have had representation at 2000,2008 and 2012 Olympics and 2012 Paralympics as well as the 1986, 1994, 1998, 2002, 2006, 2010 and 2014 Commonwealth Games. The club has further been represented at World Championships, European Championships, World

Alliance ASC is the North Belfast, Newtownabbey and South Antrim competitive swim club. With around 240 swimmers ranging from 6 years to 60+ in the main club and double that number in our ‘Wavebreakers’ learn to swim programme, we are one of the largest clubs in Ulster. Our Foundations and Development squads swim mainly at