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Marian 1st time Champions!
Over 80 competitors, teachers, parents & coaches, travelled from 18 schools throughout Ireland to celebrate this year’s School’s Spring Judo Championships.
Marion College, Ballsbridge hosted the Dublin Spring Judo Championships which was celebrating its 10th anniversary. Rising to the occasion, the students & staff put on a terrific event, as well as putting forward their strongest ever team which proved the depth of talent among the students.
JI Annual Coaching Certification course.
As with Judo Ireland coaching quality assurance, our first Annual Coaching Certification course took place on 12th September 2009 in St, Joseph’s BNS, Fairview, Dublin 3.
DSJ Invitation Tournament Report
The Dublin School of judo decided to host their first ever tournament on Sunday, 21st June to celebrate the end of the 2008-09 judo season and also the formation of the newest Judo Ireland club in the Islamic Cultural Centre, Clonskeagh.
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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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