By Vicki Guy|2017-10-12T10:57:18+01:00October 12th, 2017|Canoe.ie News|Comments Off on Ribbontail Canoe Slalom – 15th October 2017
Blueway 10K Funday – Graigenamanagh
The Blueway 10K Funday event is on Saturday 14th October and will take place on a section of the River Barrow between Graiguenamanagh and Clashganny. The 10Km course will involve 2 laps of this river section. To book into the event, go to events on canoe.ie website and book in through your profile. The morning registration [...]
Canoeing Ireland Policy Review
Dear member, Canoeing Ireland is currently undertaking a review of its policies, procedures and manuals in line with ‘The Code of Good Practice for Good Governance of Community, Voluntary and Charitable Organisations in Ireland’. As part of this process, the Board of Management of Canoeing Ireland is seeking to form a panel of members who [...]
Irish National Sprint Championships 2017
Irish National Sprint Championships 2017 The Irish National Sprint Championships, Scheduled for August 12th in Lough Rynn. Due to a busy Summer racing schedule both locally and Internationally in all Canoeing disciplines, we are postponing to a later date. We are proposing Saturday 30th September 2017 in Lough Rynn, The weekend after the Liffey [...]
Updated provisional results for 58th International Liffey Descent
Please find updated provisional results separated by category. Liffey Category Report
Provisional results of the 58th International Liffey Descent
To see the provisional results for the 58th International Liffey Descent go to Sports Timing Results. […]
Summerhill College (past pupils include Albert Reynolds and Tommy Gorman) Whitewater Kayak club tells a story of the goodwill that exists within the Sligo community. The club had almost everything it needed: support from the school, kayaks, equipment, qualified instructors, a great river, lots of rain and of course a bunch of lads eager to [...]
Bio-security and the Barrow
The Crayfish plague is now on the Barrow from Royal oak. It will only spread downstream of the location of infection. For people operating on the Barrow, stick to you local area and if you have to move gear and boats, wash and dry for at least 48 hours before going to another water course. [...]








