Triathlon Ireland hosts National Talent Identification (Talent ID) Days each year as part of its commitment to developing the next generation of high-performance athletes.
These sessions are designed to identify and support athletes with the potential to progress onto National Youth and Junior squads, providing a clear pathway into Elite triathlon.
Talent ID is a structured performance assessment programme that evaluates key physical and technical attributes relevant to triathlon performance. It offers athletes the opportunity to:
Be considered for inclusion in Triathlon Ireland development squads
Talent ID Days are open to athletes:
Whether you’re already competing in triathlon or coming from swimming, cycling, running, or another sport, these sessions are designed to uncover potential.
Each Talent ID session is delivered by experienced coaches and HP Team and typically includes:
The focus is on identifying long-term potential, not just current performance.
Talent ID Days are held each Autumn across multiple regions to ensure accessibility.
Venues include leisure centres, university facilities, and national training hubs.
Athletes who perform well at Talent ID Days may:
More importantly, participants gain valuable experience and feedback to support their ongoing development.
For the latest updates and to register, keep an eye on official Triathlon Ireland website and social media channels.
For further information on Talent ID or the High-Performance Pathway, please contact:
High Performance Team
📧 performance@triathlonireland.com
Date | Location | Venue |
4th October 2025 | Omagh | Omagh Leisure Centre / Youth Sport |
5th October 2025 | Dublin | ALSAA Sports Complex, Dublin |
11th October 2025 | Galway | Kingfisher University of Galway |
2nd November 2025 | Limerick | National Triathlon Centre University of Limerick *Registration closes at 6pm on Sunday, 26th October. |
Triathlon Ireland will be hosting Provincial Talent ID Days.
Talent ID is a performance assessment event for those who wish to join the Triathlon Ireland National Youth, Junior and Horizon Squads.
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