At Triathlon Ireland, we provide numerous opportunities, and support for women in Triathlon. We do this by nurturing strong female leadership within our clubs, nationally and internationally, our goal is to continue to foster and encourage up and coming role models through a leadership framework that truly reflects the diversity of our members. Triathlon ireland…
Women’s Triathlon A sprint distance triathlon (750m swim, 20km bike and 5km run) for women aged 16+ is set to be part of the Lough Cutra Castle Race Series in Gort on May 25th. The aim is to encourage women from all over Ireland who are new to the sport, women who have previously completed…
Join us at our Junior Triathlon Easter Camp in Omagh this month! The Easter Camp sessions will include; swim technique, bike skills, mount and dismount skills, run skills and drills and a mini event on the final day. The camp will be coached by a male and female Level 2 Triathlon coach. All ability levels are…
Duathlon season is officially in full swing! This Sunday, 3rd of March, we returned to south Kildare for the Flat Out Duathlon, annually hosted by Athy Triathlon Club. With the club colours flying high, it was set to be a fantastic race! Over 120 athletes gathered for the sprint distance duathlon – although the location…
Event gallery for Flat Out Duathlon hosted by Athy Triathlon Club on Sunday, 3rd of March. Photography by Michael Buckley. full results
Let’s cheer on the women in triathlon! Women In Sport Week (4th – 10th March) is all about celebrating the women on the field of play and beyond.
Triathlon Ireland are hosting a women’s club level leadership programme which includes training, mentoring and networking support in March and April 2024. We know our club’s leading women are absolute legends who deserve some support. That’s why we’re rolling out this programme – to give our female club members a boost. The Making Waves Programme…
CARR ON TOP IN TROUTBECK After a prolonged battle with injury Carr returned to domestic racing last September, with a strong showing in Youghal at the Moby Dick Triathlon. Shortly afterwards, only last November, she made her debut at continental cup. Two weeks later she secured her first international podium with a 2nd place finish…
On Sunday, the 25th of February, more than 120 athletes gathered in Punchestown Race Course, to take on the Galco Naas Duathlon.
Over 150 people gathered from around the country to the University of Limerick for the second duathlon of the season.
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