Judo Ireland

Judo Ireland We are a new democratic organisation based all around Ireland to promote the sport of judo. Bringing the sport to new areas in both rural and urban centres.

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. By working with a team of professional paid coaches, semi-professional and voluntary coaches. We aim to work with othe

r 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.

West Clare regional Grading underway at the West Clare family resource centre today. Judo Irelands Alan Martin presentin...
19/05/2018

West Clare regional Grading underway at the West Clare family resource centre today. Judo Irelands Alan Martin presenting the young Judoka with their new belts.

23/02/2018

National Grading this Sunday.
St josephs in fairview
9.30am start

24/09/2017

A great bit of air time for a fantastic organisation such as Vision Sports Ireland.

14/09/2017

Rules Update.

Please read the updated version of the Judo Ireland Contest Rulebook before the 2017 Dublin Open.

Judo Ireland has issued an update to its Contest Rule-book. the Rules contained within will be used at the 2017 Dublin Open. please read the document carefully before the event.

09/07/2017

Happy Birthday to our Rio Paralympian Chris Skelley Have a great day! 🎂🎂

05/07/2017

Vision Sports Ireland is currently setting up a tandem loan programme. The plan is to lent a tandem to people who would like to try tandem cycling for a maximum period of three months. If you have a tandem or know of tandems that are not being used, please consider donating them to Vision Sports Ireland and we will make good use of them.
Cycling Ireland Triathlon Ireland

04/07/2017

Best wishes the fastest Paralympian on Earth Jason- the big 30! Have a great day! 🎂

It's all about commitment. Monday morning and Paul is in his second home, working hard. Thanks again to Tallaght Leisure...
19/06/2017

It's all about commitment. Monday morning and Paul is in his second home, working hard.

Thanks again to Tallaght Leisure Centre for helping out with the gym membership.

This is it everybody, Pauls Go Fund Me page is up and running. Money donated will go directly to Pauls Journey to 2020.P...
12/06/2017

This is it everybody, Pauls Go Fund Me page is up and running. Money donated will go directly to Pauls Journey to 2020.

Please feel free to Donate, Like and share as much as possible.

CLIMBING KILIMANJARO OCTOBER 3RD 2017 We are raising funds in aid of Paul Geoghegan and his dream to represent Ireland in the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics. Paul is visually impaired and competes with the Judo team of Ireland. He will be competing in the Youth Paralympics this year and would like your h...

An AMAZING piece of news today. Tallaght leisure centre have sponsored Paul Geoghegan a full gym membership so that he c...
12/06/2017

An AMAZING piece of news today. Tallaght leisure centre have sponsored Paul Geoghegan a full gym membership so that he can continue his training outside of the Dojo as he embarks on his incredible journey towards the 2020 Paralympics in Tokyo.

Today, Paul was joined by Darrell from Tallaght Leisure Centre and his Coach Colin Kiernan as seen in the Photograph.

Judo Ireland would like to express their thanks to everyone involved in Tallaght Leisure and also Shay Geoghegan, who helped arrange the meeting.We are looking all forward to having Paul train in a state of the art facility.

A big thank you to Alex Whelan,Roger,Whelan, Robbie Clancy, John Malone and Brendan Gannon who have decided to climb Mou...
08/06/2017

A big thank you to Alex Whelan,Roger,Whelan, Robbie Clancy, John Malone and Brendan Gannon who have decided to climb Mount Kilimanjaro to raise funds, so our own Paul Geoghegan can continue his training and ultimately reach his goal of representing Team Ireland in the 2020 Paralympics in Tokyo.

Alex, Roger and Brendan stopped by Pauls local Dojo, St. Josephs Judo Club on Tuesday. They can be seen below on the Tatami alongside Paul Geoghegan, His coaches Colin Kiernan and Lukas Stasaitis and Vision Sports Ireland's National Sports Co-ordinator and former Judo Paralympian Rahim Nazarali.

The Money raised by this Group will help fund Pauls training, his flights and accommodation at competitions around the world and will help provide him with all of the equipment required to take part in the international tournaments in this Paralympic cycle.

Judo Ireland, Vision Sports Ireland plus all of their members would like to wish Alex and the rest of the guys the very best of luck with the training and are looking forward to many more meetings before the Climb takes place on the 3rd of October this year. We also look forward to continuing to work so closely with Vision Sports Ireland and hope that Pauls dream will encourage not only boys and girls but also men and women whom are visually impaired to take up the sport of judo.

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O'Gorman Street
Kilrush
COUNTY CLARE

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