It was a day of action on the second day of the ICF Women’s Symposium. The day focused strongly on what changes all present could make on a personal level to change the global environment for women in paddlesports. This philosophy was embedded from the first speaker, with former ICF President José Perurena López, [...]
Day one of the ICF Women’s Symposium was a perfect mix of inspiration, action and asking what else we can do for women in sport. A combination of incredibly impactful speakers, and unique and lively workshops has started a great conversation on how we create the future we want to see. A key message for [...]
Noel Hendrick has just secured Irelands second Olympic quota place at the 2024 Canoe Slalom World Championships. Under enormous pressure Noel delivered his best ever World Championships performance to finish in 16th place, inside the 15 nation cut off to secure a Olympic spot in the K1M for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. This landmark [...]
Robert Hendrick has qualified Ireland for the 2024 Olympic Games in Canoe Slalom. In today’s semi-final Robert delivered a composed and commanding run to finish in 16th place at the World Championships, well inside the Olympic quota spaces, provisionally booking Irelands spot on the C1 Men start line for next years Games. Having moved [...]
A great range of medals and some solid placings for the Paddlesurf team sees Ireland finish 2nd overall at the European Championships. Overall a great competition for the team in Santiago de Compostela, Spain. Full results for the team below - Megan Gamble: 2nd in Women's IC Richard Greaves: 3rd in Master's HP Darragh Walsh: [...]
The BeActive Paddle Day is back again for 2023. Canoeing Ireland are proud to be again partnering with our clubs and centres to host a great range of beginners sessions all over the country. The European Week of Sport, in collaboration with Sport Ireland and it’s Local Sport Partnerships and NGBs, aims to introduce [...]
by David McClure Ireland stormed to overwhelming success at the recent Euro Open. The Open took place in Nottingham, England with team Ireland taking the resounding majority of medals. Southeast Freestyle spent the week previous preparing for the event and worlds in October, with over 20 Southeast paddlers attending. With the support of Irish coach [...]
