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More funding
Congratulations to all our member clubs who secured National Lottery Funding this week. Our member clubs from Galway, Cork, Clare, Tipperary and Roscommon were all successful.
Judo Ireland Summer Camp 2008
We have just completed a week of learning more about Judo. It was possibly the best of all the summer camps we have organized so far.
Judo Ireland developments
Judo Ireland held a very successful high performance class recently.
We are also hoping to start a judo club in Athlone in September while
Tipperary is going from strength to strength and now has 3 clubs thanks largely to the efforts of Jim Mulroy.
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You are Here: About Us
ABOUT US
We are a new democratic organisation based all
around Ireland to promote the sport of judo. The
emphasis will be on defining core objectives, identifying
short, medium and long-term goals and developing
action plans to achieve these goals. This will be
done by building judo from the bottom up by:
- Getting more young people involved in judo at
clubs, schools and colleges.
- Bringing the sport to new areas in both rural
and urban centres.
- By working with a team of professional paid
coaches, semi-professional and voluntary coaches.
- We aim to work with other national governing
bodies where we have common objectives.
- We aim to get our best coaches coaching all
over the country and not just confine them to
elite players.
- We aim to promote Easter and summer training
camps.
- We aim to build a national centre.
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