Please see below the meet information on the abovementioned Masters meet. This master meet provides the first racing opportunity in the Irish swimming calendar of 2022 & is a perfect opportunity to prepare for the proposed Irish Masters (in March) & Ulster Masters (May).
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The Club shop will be open from now until 31st October 2021. Click on link below to see our wonderful range of items for all the family.
Under Swim Ireland rules and regulations for Child Safety in Sport, the club is obliged to have a responsible adult supervise at all times during pool and dry land training sessions.
If you are unable to attend your scheduled session you should arrange cover with someone else. However please note that it is still your responsibility as the originally named person to ensure that the session is covered.
Each pool and dry land training session must be supervised by a parent. This duty was set up in the interests of both swimmers and coaches to enhance their safety. The coach may ask for your help should a swimmer become ill or injure themselves in some form. Should a swimmer need to go home their parents should be contacted and the swimmer should wait with you till they arrive.
For Full Policy Details: Supervision-Policy-2010
Each Month the Parent Supervision Rota will be sent via WhatsApp to each squad.
Well what can we say? What a great day we had at our inaugural Sliabh Beagh Swim Festival at Lough Major on Saturday. We were so delighted to host this event and get swimmers back competing after a very long break. It wasn’t our usual style, a new kind of experience for us as a Club and for many of the swimmers but we think it’s fair to say the event was a massive success.
Continue reading Sliabh Beagh ASC Open Water Swim Festival 2021
Our swimmers have been on dry land for many weeks at this stage and have missed many training sessions, early morning rises and many competitions at all levels. We’ve sadly also missed our team competitions; the PTL galas and Aquasprints, so swimming news is thin on the ground.
