TRIATHLON IRELAND ANTI-DOPING
Triathlon Ireland fully recognises the need and its responsibility to remain vigilant at all times to the threat of performance enhancing drugs in sport. It adheres to and implements an anti doping policy in line with Sport Ireland, World Triathlon and the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) regulations and guidelines.
Triathlon Ireland's anti-doping education document
The Triathlon Ireland Anti-Doping Education document includes information on who can be tested, TUEs, checking your medication, supplements and online resources in our Anti-Doping Education Document.
Irish Anti-Doping Rules / 2026 WADA Prohibited List
The 2026 List of Prohibited Substances and Methods was approved by WADA’s Executive Committee (ExCo) during its meeting on 11th September 2025 and enters into force on 1st January 2026.
Dry Blood Spot Testing
What do Triathlon Ireland members need to know?
In principle, any athlete competing in Triathlon can be tested, so each athlete regardless of the level at which they are competing needs to be aware of the anti-doping rules.
Who Is The Contact Person For Anti-Doping In Triathlon Ireland?
For any information in confidence on any of the above issues, please contact:
- Eleanor Condon, National Anti-Doping Officer, Triathlon Ireland. Email: eleanor@triathlonireland.com
- Anna Clarke, Project Executive, Triathlon Ireland. Email: Anna@triathlonireland.com
- Darren Coombes, CEO Triathlon Ireland. Email: ceo@triathlonireland.com
What happens during an athlete drug test?
What happens during an athlete drug test?
Watch the below video from Sport Ireland for more information.
Online Resources
Sport Ireland
WADA
- 2026 List of Prohibited Substances and Methods
- 2025 Summary of Major Modifications and Explanatory Notes (awaiting 2026 update)
- WADA ADeL (Online Learning)
Sport Northern Ireland
UKAD
Checking Medication
Checking Supplements;
Webpage updated 8.12.25 to reflect 2026 WDA Changes.