Cerebral Palsy Sport Ireland

The joint Athletic Nationals, hosted by CPSI and IWA sport is being held on the 2nd July in Morton Stadium Santry.

Catherine Wayland secured Ireland’s second gold medal of the IPC Athletics World Championships when she took top spot in the F51 Discuss in Christchurch, New Zealand today.

Ireland’s Michael McKillop; a Beijing Paralympic Games gold medalist in the T37 800m, is currently training amongst a group of leading International athletes in South Africa ahead of the IPC Athletics World Championships, which get underway in Christchurch, New Zealand on January 30th 2011.

Ireland’s visually impaired sprinter Jason Smyth celebrated a double victory as he became not only the first Paralympian ever to compete at the European Athletics Championships but also qualified for the 100 metres semi-finals at the prestigious event which started in Barcelona today.

The IWA - Sport & CPSI joint National Athletics Championships will take place on Saturday the 3rd of July 2010 in Athlone IT, Athlone Co Westmeath.

The next National Athletic Training will take place on the 11th April 2010 in Irishtown Stadium.

Athletics Ireland today announced the composition of Irish Teams for the upcoming Spar European Cross Country Championships to take place at Santry Demesne, Dublin on December 13th.

Cerebral Palsy Sport Ireland will host its Annual National Athletics Championships on September the 12th in Morton Stadium Santry.

The competition is open to all Junior, Senior, Development, Competitive and High Performance Athlete

Following on from the great success of the day three NGB’s, IWA - Sport, CP Sports, Irish Blind Sports will jointly host an Athletics day on June 21st in Santry Stadium from 1030 to 4pm.

Dates of the next 7 Athletics Training Sessions have being confirmed and are taking place in the Irish town Stadium Dublin.