Irish Running Camp

Kelly McGrory is about to make her Olympic debut for Team Ireland We caught up with her at the UL gym to discuss the importance of mental fortitude, self-belief and pushing yourself to see what is possible https://www.ul.ie/news/nine-athletes-are-on-the-path-to-paris-from-ul #StudyatUL #Paris2024

https://www.msn.com/en-ie/news/other/adeleke-qualifies-for-women-s-400m-olympic-final/ar-AA1opxmG?ocid=BingNewsSerp&cvid=6dcf8540d5874651b3474aff70b4273b&ei=3

Adeleke qualifies for women's 400m Olympic final The final will take place at 7pm Irish time on Friday 9 August.

Hey check out the new site for Athletics Ireland
http://www.athleticsireland.ie/content/

Athletics Ireland AAI Athletic Association of Ireland, Athletics, Running, Throwing, Jumping, Walking

We are looking at maybe changing the format of the camp. But we need your help. Feel free to answer any question or post your own thoughts.

Should we have an adult train and tour session?
Should we have a college training session?
Should we have to just a shortened training session? All thoughts are welcomed.

Wishing everyone a Christmas PR and quick start to the New Year

US high school Season begins this week!!

We're coming on strong in London!!
http://www.irishtimes.com/sports/other/2012/0906/1224323668832.html

Smyth cruises into 200m final Paralympic Games:Jason Smyth, the fastest Paralympian on the planet, was again untouchable when he returned to the track this morning. The 100 metres gold medallist and world record holder is the red-hot favourite for the 200m and the Derry sprinter did not disappoint in the heats.

We want to send out a great big cheer to Joe Cunningham coach of Ireland's Para Olympic rowing team and a member of the IRC family.
https://www.facebook.com/paralympicsireland

Paralympics Ireland The National Paralympic Committee for Ireland, recognised by the International Paralympic Committee

Charity Number: CHY No. 13420

Already we are planning for next year. Should we add a session in Limerick for adults or families? What do you think?

Muhammad Ali visits Ireland and tells why it is the greenest place he has every been, the people are proud of sports and Gaelic football players are very rough!

Muhammad Ali Ireland 1972 Very Rare Rare footage of Ali in Ireland before his fight against Al 'Blue' Lewis in Croke Park, Dublin. It was made to promote the bout in America but was never broad...