Irish Water Safety is the statutory body established to promote water safety in Ireland. Our role is to educate people in water safety best practices. We develop public awareness campaigns to promote necessary attitudes, rescue skills and behaviour to prevent drownings and water related accidents.
Swim Ireland aims to foster and develop swimming, diving, water polo and associated aquatic disciplines, both competitive and otherwise and to promote the development of physical and social qualities that come from swimming and associated sports.
South Tipperary Sports Partnership is committed to 'making a difference' to the people of South Tipperary through supporting the development of sport and increasing participation in physical activity in the County.
The Irish Sports Council aims to plan, lead and co-ordinate the sustainable development of competitive and recreational sport in Ireland
The Irish Water Polo Association (IWPA) was founded in 1964 and is the National Governing Body for Waterpolo in Ireland, under the auspices of Swim Ireland. Through the parent body (Swim Ireland), IWPA is affiliated to the World Governing Body (FINA) and the European Governing Body (LEN). All IWPA competitions are held under FINA and LEN Rules
