Swim Ulster

Swim Ulster SU is part of the Swim Ireland family and is recognised by Sport NI as the governing body for aquatic sports in Ulster.

Swim Ulster Limited (β€œSU”) (originally founded in 1893 as the Ulster Branch of the Irish Amateur Swimming Association) was established in 2005 as a company limited by guarantee. A non-profit making company, SU operates within the framework defined in its Memorandum and Articles of Association. These identify the members of the company as being drawn from swimming, water polo, diving and synchronis

ed swimming clubs in Ulster that are affiliated to Swim Ireland. SU has approximately 3,500 members in 40 clubs

NCU Swim Clinics this summer πŸŠβ€β™‚οΈβ˜€οΈIn addition to the sessions that NCU are taking in June & July, National Centre (Ulst...
19/06/2026

NCU Swim Clinics this summer πŸŠβ€β™‚οΈβ˜€οΈ

In addition to the sessions that NCU are taking in June & July, National Centre (Ulster) are excited to be running 8 MORE clinics this August for you to sharpen up on your skills before next season starts up again! πŸ—“οΈ

These sessions will cover everything from fundamental techniques to high-level stroke analysis from some of the Centre's elite athletes & coaches!

Make sure to book your spot before spaces fill up 😬

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πŸŠβ€β™€οΈ Swim Ulster’s Club Collaboration Initiative πŸŠβ€β™‚οΈAt Swim Ulster, we believe that the best ideas come from clubs work...
16/06/2026

πŸŠβ€β™€οΈ Swim Ulster’s Club Collaboration Initiative πŸŠβ€β™‚οΈ

At Swim Ulster, we believe that the best ideas come from clubs working together! Our new Club Collaboration Initiative aims to strengthen partnerships between clubs, support coaches, and enhance athlete development through locally driven, collaborative projects.

We’re inviting groups of two or more clubs to come together and develop initiatives that meet the needs of their athletes and coaching teams. Projects can be pool-based, land-based, educational, or a combination of approaches.

Swim Ulster can provide:
βœ… Assistance with facility access
βœ… Staff cover for up to two sessions per month
βœ… Ongoing guidance and support
βœ… Opportunities for coach education and volunteer development

If your club is interested in collaborating and creating new opportunities for swimmers and coaches, we’d love to hear from you! πŸ“£

For all proposals and any further questions, please contact: [email protected]

Water Polo Season FinaleOur final water polo competition of the 2025/26 season will be this weekends Tommy Kirk Cup Tour...
16/06/2026

Water Polo Season Finale

Our final water polo competition of the 2025/26 season will be this weekends Tommy Kirk Cup Tournament scheduled for Saturday 20th June at Lisnasharragh Leisure Centre (1pm - 8pm).

We are again delighted to welcome a Scotland Boys team selection to participate in our annual tournament for Under 14 Boys and Girls alongside Ulster Clubs, Cathal Brugha Clonard Waterpolo Newry Waterpolo CΓΊ Chulainn Water Polo Club Bangor Barracudas Diamonds Waterpolo

Please come along and show your support for our young water polo athletes.

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Day 3 British Masters Championship - The final day of the Championships πŸ™Œ200m Breaststroke  - Tracey Hull (60-64) Lisbur...
14/06/2026

Day 3 British Masters Championship - The final day of the Championships πŸ™Œ

200m Breaststroke
- Tracey Hull (60-64) Lisburn City - 3:37.86
Silver πŸ₯ˆ
- Alison Todd (35-39) Swim Belfast - 3:04.09
Silver πŸ₯ˆ

50m Freestyle
- Andy Hunter (45-49) Leander - 26.99
4th & Ulster Masters record

200m Butterfly
⁃ David Graham (40-44) Leander - 2:14.61
Gold πŸ₯‡& Irish Masters record

14/06/2026

Donaghadee Big Bay Swim 2026 🌊

3k swim underway!

Division 3 A Final – What a Performance! πŸ†πŸ’ͺCongratulations to Larne (321) on claiming the Forest Feast Junior Aquasprint...
13/06/2026

Division 3 A Final – What a Performance! πŸ†πŸ’ͺ

Congratulations to Larne (321) on claiming the Forest Feast Junior Aquasprint Division 3 A Final win! It was a great evening of racing with lots of energy and determination on display. Credit to Leander (267) and Locale (252) for their incredible efforts and spirit at Dungannon Leisure Centre.

Day 2 British Masters ChampionshipsAnother successful day for our Ulster Masters swimmers at the British Masters Champio...
13/06/2026

Day 2 British Masters Championships

Another successful day for our Ulster Masters swimmers at the British Masters Championships πŸ†

400 IM
- David Graham (40-44) Leander - 5:00.92
Gold πŸ₯‡ & Irish record πŸ‘πŸ‘
- Elizabeth Watts (45- 49) Leander - 6:25.66
Gold πŸ₯‡
- Alison Todd (35-39) Swim Belfast - 6:01.48
Silver πŸ₯ˆ

100m Backstroke
- Elizabeth Watts (45-49) Leander - 1:22.03 - 5th

50m Breaststroke
- Tracey Hull (60-64) Lisburn City - 44.94 - 4th

200m Freestyle
- David Graham (40-44) Leander - 2:04.30
Gold πŸ₯‡

100m Butterfly
- Elizabeth Watts (45-49) Leander - 1:22.46 - 5th

800m Freestyle
- Julie Murphy (50-54) Leander - 11:41.60
Bronze πŸ₯‰

Division 1 A Champions!! πŸ†πŸ‘Congratulations to Ards (293) who are this year’s Forest Feast Junior Aquasprint Division 1 A...
13/06/2026

Division 1 A Champions!! πŸ†πŸ‘

Congratulations to Ards (293) who are this year’s Forest Feast Junior Aquasprint Division 1 A Final winners! An outstanding team effort led them to victory in what was a highly competitive final. A massive well done as well to Bangor (285.5) and Banbridge (249.5) who gave it everything and played a huge part in a brilliant evening of racing at Lagan Valley Leisureplex.

Division 4 A Final – Champions Secured! πŸ†βœ¨Well done to Swim Belfast (324) who lifted the Forest Feast Junior Aquasprint ...
13/06/2026

Division 4 A Final – Champions Secured! πŸ†βœ¨

Well done to Swim Belfast (324) who lifted the Forest Feast Junior Aquasprint Division 4 A Final trophy tonight! The team’s hard work and enthusiasm really shone through. Hats off to Armagh City (258) & Cookstown (257) for their excellent performances and competitive spirit at South Lakes Leisure Centre.

Division 5 A Final – Champions Crowned! πŸ†πŸš€A fantastic result for Breifne (334) who are the Forest Feast Junior Aquasprin...
13/06/2026

Division 5 A Final – Champions Crowned! πŸ†πŸš€

A fantastic result for Breifne (334) who are the Forest Feast Junior Aquasprint Division 5 Final winners tonight here at Omagh Leisure Centre! Their commitment and teamwork were key in an exciting and close contest. A big well done as well to Belfast Olympia (325) & Swilly Seals (174)who made sure this nail-biting final was packed with drama and determination.

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