The swimmers from Sliabh Beagh ASC created a little bit of club history on Saturday by winning Division Three and promotion in the Ulster Provincial Towns League (PTL) in their last league dual meet against East Cavan at the Coral LC in Monaghan.
Sucessful Division 3 Winners – Sliabh Beagh Team from Saturday night’s meet against East Cavan
This following away wins against Swim Belfast, Lecale & a tough home fixture against Dungannon during the September and October months ensuring Sliabh Beagh went 4-0 in their league fixtures and secured promotion to Division Two for the first time in their club
history.
This season’s Sliabh Beagh Team Captains – Sean Greenan & Katherine Ryan who will receive the Division 3 Shield in April 2025 at the Annual Awards.
Speaking on the team’s result on Saturday evening and winning the Division Three promotion, Head Coach Pearse McGuigan congratulated the Sliabh Beagh team of swimmers, coaches, parents and officials for this promising result that was four years in the making with a lot of graft and commitment since he arrived at the club and that there’s more to come in Division Two and beyond if the club wishes to commit to do so.
The junior swimmers from Sliabh Beagh raced to glory making it two division titles in two years winning the Forest Feast Aqua Sprint series Division three title in Dungannon, Co. Tyrone last
Friday night after a sublime three way battle with Alliance & Leander from Belfast. Continue reading SLIABH BEAGH RACE TO AQUA SERIES DIVISION THREE TITLE!→
Sliabh Beagh was immensely proud to attend this meet with 16 swimmers from the Club, who had qualified to swim at this high level meet. The meet took place in the 50 metre pool at Bangor Aurora Centre, Bangor over the 3 day period Friday 3 rd to Sunday 5th May.
Saturday 6th April saw Sliabh Beagh ASC tackle their first swimming event in Division 3, a position they have trained hard to attain and looking at the results of this race they are well deserving of. The first Aqua Sprint event of the 2024 series was held in Dungannon Leisure Centre against Dungannon Swimming Club. Continue reading Sliabh Beagh ASC Glides to Victory→
An impressive 16 swimmers from Sliabh Beagh Swimming Club will take to the National Aquatic Centre in Dublin on 24th March to represent their Primary Schools at the Irish National Minor school finals. To qualify for this prestigious event, the swimmers all took part in the Swim Ulster Primary Schools Cup & Championships in December and achieved the necessary qualification times to go through to the National Event. This is by no means an easy achievement and credit must go to each and every swimmer, parent and their coaches for their sublime commitment and endeavours to their consistent training levels.Continue reading Sliabh Beagh ASC take on the Irish Minor Schools 2024→
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