Triathlon Ireland is an all-island organisation, with a substantial number of members in Northern Ireland.
The Pathways to Performance document describes how athletes from Northern Ireland can compete for Ireland or Great Britain at Elite level.
The 2020 race season got underway with 200 athletes taking to the line for the Galco Naas Duathlon.
Triathlon’s growth as a sport and its high standards of good governance have been recognised with a 25% increase in funding from Sport Ireland.
This year’s National Event Workshop takes place on Saturday, 8th February at the Conference Centre, Sport Ireland Campus.
ASPIRE is a graduate employment programme that is being funded by Sport Ireland in 2020. This programme has been approved by Government with support from the Dormant Accounts Fund.
Hannah Gibney is an International Age Group Athlete and a member of the technical official team. Read her journey in the sport…
As part of the “Equally Inspiring: Triathlon Ireland Women in Sport Strategy”, we are pleased to launch our Advocate Programme.
The ITU and ETU championships have been announced for 2020 – would you like to represent Ireland in your age group?
On Saturday 30th November, 22 clubs from around the country gathered at the Castleknock Hotel for the inaugural Evolve Club Development Day…
The European Triathlon Union are accepting applications for the ETU Innovation Award. Got an innovative idea? Read how to make an application…
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