Irish Wheelchair Association - Sport
IWA-Sport has secured Dormant Account funding from Sport Ireland to embark on a really exciting project in 2019 that will see the establishment of new IWA-Sport Clubs all over Ireland which will increase opportunities for people with a physical disability to take part in sport and physical activity at a local level. We have already
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IWA-Sport is delighted to secure Dormant Account funding from Sport Ireland to embark on a really exciting initiative in 2019 that will see the establishment of new IWA-Sport Clubs all over Ireland in addition to providing further support to our existing Club network. We are currently seeking a highly motivated individual to join our team
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Notice of IWA – Sport Annual General Meeting Date; Saturday 23rd February, 2019 Time; 11am Venue; Irish Wheelchair Association, Blackheath Drive, Clontarf, Dublin 3 Notice is hereby provided of the Annual General Meeting of IWA‐Sport which will be held on Saturday 23rd February 2019, at 11am sharp at the Irish Wheelchair Association, Blackheath Drive, Clontarf, Dublin 3 Please
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The Para Athletics training camps for children and adults with a physical disability interested in throwing discus, shot put or javelin continues with the final session taking place on Saturday 5th January 2019 in Tipperary. Full details are below and for more information please contact cliona.horan@iwa.ie Venue: Borrisokane Community college, Co. Tipperary (directions) Date: Saturday
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The Irish Wheelchair Rugby team will make history next week as they compete at the IWRF World Championships in Sydney, Australia for the first time ever. The game was first introduced to Ireland in 1997 and is played in Cork, Laois, Dublin and Belfast currently. The Irish team secured qualification to the upcoming World Championships
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The splendid facilities of the AIT International Arena played host to the opening ceremony of the IWAS Youth World Games this afternoon. IWAS President Rudi Van Den Abbeele officially declared the Games open following the colourful Parade of Nations, which saw each team introduced to the supporters. 17 nations comprising of 165 athletes, have converged
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The Countdown is on to the International Wheelchair & Amputee Sports (IWAS) Youth World Games which will take place in Athlone from July 2nd to 5th. The IWAS Youth World Games offers young athletes a biennial multi-sport Games and provides athletes with their first taste of competition against their international counterparts. The Games sustain the
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The Irish Wheelchair Rugby team will compete at the World Championship Qualifiers in Switzerland from the 4th to the 8th April. Four qualification slots for the World Championships later in the year are up for grabs in this 8 team competition. The action begins on Wednesday, with Irelands first game vs New Zealand (11am) on
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2019 Aspire Graduate Programme Irish Wheelchair Association-Sport through the support of Sport Ireland and the Dormant Accounts fund wish to invite applications from suitably qualified persons for the Aspire Graduate Programme. The position available is for a Sports Programme Assistant where the successful candidate will gain hands on experience of working in our sports centre
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IWA-Sport will once again send a team to the IWAS World Games this coming weekend. 14 Irish athletes, including first time competitors and masters competitors will compete with 43 other nations in track and field events over the course of a week. Ireland has a strong tradition of competing at the Games and will once
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