Standing on a National Championship podium is an achievement only the best athletes attain.
Congratulations to everyone who finished 1st, 2nd or 3rd in their Age Group at last weekend’s Pikeman Rosslare – the Standard Distance National Championships.
Remember, if you made the top five in your AG, you could be eligible to race for Ireland next season – find out more on our Tri-Team Ireland pages.
As part of the Women in Sport Programme, Triathlon Ireland is thrilled to present the Mind and Body Webinar Series
Join our High Performance Coaching Team! We are seeking a talented coach to join our High Performance Team at the National Triathlon Centre, University of Limerick. Triathlon Ireland is looking to appoint a coach within their High Performance (HP) team, based at the National Triathlon Centre (NTC) at the University of Limerick (UL). Working with…
Senan McDonnell has finished in bronze position at Europe Triathlon Cup Alanya
Find out which clubs came out on top in the women’s, men’s and mixed club rankings from My Tri Ranking, powered by AccountsIQ.
Loren shares his Technical Official journey… My path into triathlon officiating wasn’t exactly a straight line. I originally came from an adventure racing background, and the club I was part of GoTri which also had a triathlon section where we’d train together. In 2015, Triathlon Ireland put out a request to clubs to nominate anyone…
The focus of the multisport community is on Australia this week for the World Triathlon Championships. Saturday morning saw the turn of the World Triathlon Para Championships Wollongong.
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