The Olympic Federation of Ireland, in conjunction with official sponsor FBD Insurance, have announced the recipients of the ‘Make A Difference’ programme, a €50,000 fund which will assist Ireland’s Olympic hopefuls in their preparation for the Olympic Games.

The full list of recipients is Paul Pollock (Athletics), Phil Healy (Athletics), Brendan Doyle (Bobsleigh), Nhat Nguyen (Badminton) , George Bates (Boxing), Aidan Walsh (Boxing), Ceire Smith (Boxing), Carly McNaul (Boxing), Noel Hendrick (Canoeing), Equestrian Team (3 Disciplines), Megan Ryan (Gymnastics), Sive Brassil (Pentathlon), Margaret Cremen (Rowing), Aoife Casey (Rowing), Lydia Heaphy (Rowing), Cormac Comerford (Snow Sports), Nicholas Quinn (Swimming), Brendan Hyland (Swimming), David Phelan (Taekwondo), Leroy Dilandu (Taekwondo). read more

Please click here for all results from the 10th Nations Women’s Cup in Serbia.

The tournament concluded in Sombor last Saturday.

Athletes battled it out in the Elite, Youth, Junior and Schoolgirl categories.

Ireland did not take part in the tournament.

Dear Members,

Please be advised, all eligible clubs should now have received communication (via email) through your named club secretary, regarding the Covid-19 Club Resilience Funding.

All clubs in the Republic of Ireland who were successfully affiliated in season 2019/20 (last season) are eligible to apply for club resilience funding. read more

Katie Taylor recorded three inside the distance wins at the Witch Cup in Pecs Hungary in 2006.

The Bray lightweight, the current unified pro champion, stopped Edria Rezdany of Hungary in the first round.

And she halted Marlene Neilson’s (Denmark) in the semi-finals under the old 15-point rule in the second round. read more

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Please see above attachments for the IABA Youth and Junior home training sessions.