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FIS Annual Conference Feedback

Federation of Irish Sport Annual Conference 2014 – Feedback The Federation of Irish Sport held its second annual conference back in May at the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin. The theme of the conference was Shaping Sports Future with Minister for Transport, Tourism...

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Featured Event: Special Olympics in Limerick

Featured Event: Special Olympics Ireland Games 2014 "LET ME WIN BUT IF I CANNOT WIN LET ME BE BRAVE IN THE ATTEMPT" -Athlete Oath Location: Limerick, Clare & Tipperary. DATE: Thursday 12th – Sunday 15th June 2014 PARTICIPATING TEAMS/ATHLETES/SPORTS: 1,500 athletes...

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Featured LSP – Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown Sports Partnership

Dún Laoghaire Rathdown Sports Partnership   Background: Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown Sports Partnership, an Irish Sports Council initiative, was set up in 2008 and works closely with its local partners to promote participation, inclusion and coordination in sport at a...

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INTERVIEW: James Scully – Paralympics Ireland

The Federation caught up with swimmer James Scully from Paralympics Ireland at the National Acquatic Centre recently. James talked about his fear of spiders, dinner with Jennifer Laurence and his dog Rocko!   Q1. What is your routine when you are training? This...

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Department of Transport, Tourism & Sport Annual Report 2013

The Department published its annual report on 25th June highlighting the achievements in sport made during the year as well as outlining the priorities for 2014. Minister Varadkar outlined developments at the National Sports Campus (NSC):   "This was also an...

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SUMMER CAMPS FOR EVERYONE

It is vitally important to keep kids active and the statistics speak volumes. Four out of five children do not meet the Department of Health and Children’s National Physical Activity Guidelines for maintaining and improving their current and future health. With this...

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Federation of Irish Sport Conference 2014- Full Video

Full video highlights from the Federation of Irish Sport Conference, 29th May at the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin. Watch full speech from Dr Leo Varadkar, Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport as well as contributions from panellists- Andy Reed, OBE (Chair of UK...

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Archived News

Cricket’s Winning Ways

Cricket’s Winning Ways

Ireland's Cricketers may not have won their first ever Test match at Malahide, but in every other way, it has been a tremendous success for Federation member Cricket Ireland. After the tribulations of a day lost to wind and rain on Friday, history was made in front of...

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How We Participate in Sport

How We Participate in Sport

Sport Ireland Publishes Findings of 2017 Irish Sports Monitor 43% of the population regularly participate in sport Gender gap in sports participation narrower than any point since Irish Sports Monitor introduced in 2007 The most popular sports to participate in are...

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Irish Sports Participation to be Unveiled

Irish Sports Participation to be Unveiled

The 2017 edition of the Irish Sports Monitor will be published in Dublin tomorrow. We will bring you all the latest news and reaction to the largest single survey of how we as a nation participate in Sport. The Irish Sports Monitor is published by Sport Ireland.

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Women in Sport- ‘Actions Speak Louder than Words’

Women in Sport- ‘Actions Speak Louder than Words’

March 2018 ‘Actions Speak Louder than Words’, a women in sport event was jointly hosted last Thursday by the Olympic Council of Ireland and Federation of Irish Sport. 50 guests across Sporting Federations, Sport Ireland, the Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport...

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Clann Credo Team up with the Federation of Irish Sport

Clann Credo Team up with the Federation of Irish Sport

Press Release: Clann Credo team up with the Federation of Irish Sport to promote €10 million community sports loan fund. Clann Credo have funded over 100 sports projects to date Tuesday, 20th March 2018, The Federation of Irish Sport has teamed up with Clann Credo, a...

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