Member Organisations
'Our partners, members and associate members'
Sports Associations
Central Council for Physical Recreation (CCPR)
CCPR is the national alliance of governing and representative bodies of sport and recreation. Our 280 members - organisations as diverse as The Football Association, British Water Ski and the Ramblers' Association - represent 150,000 clubs across the UK and some 8 million regular participants.
CCPR provides these organisations with a single, independent voice ensuring that their interests are represented and that they have the skills and capacity to deliver high quality sport and recreation across the country.
Website: www.ccpr.org.uk
Email: info@ccpr.co.uk
Telephone: 020 7976 3900
Scottish Sports Association
The Scottish Sports Association brings Scottish sports governing bodies and recreation organisations together in a powerful group which strives to make sure that sports policies work in practice.
The SSA works with government, business, the voluntary sector and other key organisations to shape, strengthen and promote sport in Scotland.
The 68 strong membership includes well-known governing bodies such as the Scottish Football Association, Scottish Swimming and Scottish Cycling as well as key organisations such as the Commonwealth Games Council for Scotland and the Scottish Schoolsport Federation.
Website: www.scottishsportsassociation.org.uk/
Email: mail@info-ssa.org.uk
Telephone: 0131 339 8785
The Federation of Irish Sports
The Federation of Irish Sport was established by the National Governing Bodies of Sport in 2002 to act as representative body for all sporting organisations and to provide an independent voice for sport in the South of Ireland.
Membership is open to NGBs as well as sporting organisations whose primary purpose is the promotion of sport and/or physical recreation on a non-commercial basis. The membership is currently comprised of in excess of 60 NGBs and a number of Local Sports Partnerships.
The Federation is committed to:-
• Representing the interests of the sporting community to government;
• Raising political awareness as to the benefit of sport as a force for good in our society;
• Influencing the development of effective sports policy; and
• Building the capacity of member organisations through the provision of training and networking opportunities.
Website: www.irishsports.ie
Email: sarah.oconnor@irishsports.ie
Telephone: 00353 (0) 1625 1155
Welsh Sports Association (WSA)
The Welsh Sports Association (WSA) was established in 1972 as an independent body to support and represent the National Governing Bodies (NGBs) of sport and physical recreation in Wales.
It acts in the national and international interests of all Welsh NGBs, from archery to yachting, and is actively involved with its governing body members in promoting a range of initiatives and good practice in areas such as equality and diversity, child protection and risk management.
Website: www.welshsports.org.uk/
Email:
Telephone: 0845 846 0020
Sports Councils
Sport England
Sport England creates opportunities for people of all ages and abilities to play sport in every community
Website: www.sportengland.org
Email: info@sportengland.org
Telephone: 020 7273 1551
Sport Northern Ireland
Sport Northern Ireland is currently engaged in developing a new overarching Strategy for the Development of Sport in Northern Ireland, with our sponsoring Department of Culture, Arts and Leisure. It is therefore the case that the new Strategy for the Development of Sport in Northern Ireland, will further guide SportNI's Corporate Plan.
Website: www.sportni.net
Email: info@sportni.net
Telephone: 028 9038 3835
Sports Council for Wales
The Sports Council for Wales is the national organisation responsible for developing and promoting sport and active lifestyles. It is the main adviser on sporting matters to the Welsh Assembly Government and is responsible for distributing funds from the National Lottery to sport in Wales.
Website: Sports Council for Wales
Email: scw@scw.org.uk
Telephone: 0845 045 0904
Sportscotland
Sport Scotland are the national agency for sport in Scotland. Sport Scotland put sport first and passionately believe in the benefits of sport, from the enjoyment and sense of achievement that participation brings, to the shared pride that national success generates.
Their mission is to encourage everyone in Scotland to discover and develop their own sporting experience, helping to increase participation and improve performances in Scottish sport.
Website: www.sportscotland.org.uk/
Email: sportscotland.enquiries@sportscotland.org.uk
Telephone: 0141 534 6500
The Irish Sports Council
The Irish Sports Council aims to plan, lead and co-ordinate the sustainable development of competitive and recreational sport in Ireland. Our Vision is one where sport contributes to enhancing the quality of Irish life.
Website: www.irishsportscouncil.ie
Email: info@irishsportscouncil.ie
Telephone: + 353-1-8608800
UK Sport
UK Sport is responsible for managing and distributing public investment and is a statutory distributor of funds raised by the National Lottery.
Website: www.uksport.gov.uk
Email: info@uksport.gov.uk
Telephone: +44 (0) 20 7211 5100
Other Organisations
Belfast Hills Partnership (BHP)
The Belfast Hills Partnership (BHP) is an independent charity which seeks to improve how the hills are managed. We will do this by working with all our partners including local councils, government departments, community groups, nature conservation organisations and businesses committed to caring for the Belfast hills and their people.
Website: www.belfasthills.org
Email:
Telephone: 44(028) 9060 3466
British Olympic Association
The BOA provides the pivot around which Team GB revolves prior to, and during the Olympic Games. Working with the Olympic Governing Bodies, the BOA selects Team GB from the best sportsmen and women who will go on to compete in the 26 summer and 7 winter Olympic sports at the greatest sporting competition in the world.
The BOA is not funded or controlled by government, has no political interests and is completely dependent upon commercial sponsorship and fundraising income. The BOA is the strong, independent voice for British Olympic Sport.
The BOA’s role is to lead and prepare our nation’s finest athletes at the Olympic Games and has the responsibility for developing the Olympic Movement throughout the UK.
In addition, the BOA delivers extensive support services to Britain’s Olympic athletes and their National Governing Bodies throughout each Olympic cycle to assist them in their preparations for, and performances at the Games. For more information on the services the BOA provides click here
Website: www.olympics.org.uk/home2.aspx
Email: boa@boa.org.uk
Telephone: +44 (0) 20 8871 2677
Donegal Sports Partnership Disability Sport
“Disability Sport Donegal” is a new section of the Donegal Sports Partnership website. The website was developed as part of the Sports Inclusion initiative which last year saw the appointment of Thérèse Laverty as Sports Inclusion Disability Officer (SIDO) for County Donegal. Thérèse is one of twenty-one Sports Inclusion Development Officers who have been appointed nationally through the support of funding provided by the Dormant Accounts and Pobal.
Website: www.disability.activedonegal.com
Email: sidoactivedonegal@gmail.com
Telephone: 074 (91) 16078/16079
Health Promotion Agency
The Health Promotion Agency for Northern Ireland (HPA) was set up in 1990 as a special agency of the Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety (DHSSPS). We are accountable to the Minister responsible for Health.
Our aim is to provide leadership, strategic direction and support, where possible, to all those involved in promoting health in Northern Ireland.
Our mission is:
"To make health a top priority for everyone in Northern Ireland"
Website: www.healthpromotionagency.org.uk/
Email: info@hpani.org.uk
Telephone: +44 28 9031 1611
Just Sport Ireland
Just Sport Ireland (“JSI”) is an independent dispute resolution service for Irish Sport offering both a Mediation and Arbitration facility. JSI aims to provide a fair, impartial and efficient resolution of sporting disputes thus helping to ensure justice and fairness in sport. Just Sport Ireland will deal with all disputes arising in a sporting context save for anti-doping and employment issues.
Website: justsport.ie
Email: registrar@justsport.ie
Telephone: 00353 0(1) 625 1155
Mary Peters Trust
The Mary Peters Trust is a charitable Trust established by the late Dr John Moore to commemorate Mary Peter's outstanding Olympic Gold Medal win. Its purpose is to provide that essential link between those who wish to assist Ulster sport and those individuals with the unique combination of ability and dedication who, with help, can achieve success.
The Trust is the only Province-wide organisation which can assess sporting need and provide help to individuals from all recognized sports. It works alongside the Sport NI and, with the assistance of the Governing Bodies of Sport, makes financial awards towards approved out-of-pocket expenses.
Awards are made under various categories, details of which are contained in Award Categories.
The Trust is the only Province-wide organisation which can assess sporting need and provide help to individuals from all recognized sports. It works alongside the Sport NI and, with the assistance of the Governing Bodies of Sport, makes financial awards towards approved out-of-pocket expenses.
The Trust is the only Province-wide organisation which can assess sporting need and provide help to individuals from all recognized sports. It works alongside the Sport NI and, with the assistance of the Governing Bodies of Sport, makes financial awards towards approved out-of-pocket expenses.
Website: www.usrt.org
Email: info@marypeterstrust.org
Telephone: 028 9038 3830
NICVA
NICVA is an umbrella organisation, seeking to represent the interests of voluntary and community organisations throughout Northern Ireland. In its role as a voluntary sector development agency, NICVA acts as a catalyst to promote innovation and new approaches to the challenge of social need.
We work for justice, equality and dignity throughout the society by promoting opportunities for community participation in the essential decisions that affect the lives of people in Northern Ireland.
Website: www.nicva.org/
Email: info@nicva.org
Telephone: 028 9087 7777
SkillsActive
SkillsActive is the Sector Skills Council for Active Leisure and Learning. Directed by employers, SkillsActive leads the skills and productivity drive across sport and recreation, health and fitness, outdoors, playwork and caravan industries.
Website: www.skillsactive.com
Email: skills@skillsactive.com
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7632 2000
Sport Resolutions
Sport Resolutions is the independent dispute resolution service for sport in the United Kingdom, offering arbitration, mediation and tribunal appointment and administration services. Sport Resolutions is also the independent provider of the National Anti-Doping Panel (NADP) and Tribunal Service for sport in the United Kingdom. Sport Resolutions plays a major role in developing and planning dispute resolution services which help to maintain high standards of conduct and fair play both on and off the field.
Website: www.sportresolutions.co.uk
Email: resolve@sportresolutions.co.uk
Telephone: 020 7936 9084
Sports Institute for Northern Ireland
The Sports Institute for Northern Ireland is a partnership between Sport NI and the University of Ulster and is based on the Jordanstown campus of the University of Ulster.
The Institute aims to provide specialist services and key facilities for a number of able bodied and disabled athletes.
Website: www.sini.co.uk
Email: info@sini.co.uk
Telephone: 028 9036 8295
Volunteer Development Agency
The Volunteer Development Agency works to promote and develop volunteering to build a stronger community.
Website: www.volunteering-ni.org/
Email: info@volunteering-ni.org
Telephone: 028 9023 6100
Goverment
Department for culture, media and sport
The Government Department that aims to improve the quality of life for all through cultural and sporting activities, to support the pursuit of excellence and to champion the tourism, creative and leisure industries
Website: www.culture.gov.uk
Email: enquiries@culture.gov.uk
Telephone: 020 7211 6200
The Department of Culture, Arts and Leisure (DCAL)
The Department of Culture, Arts and Leisure (DCAL) is one of 11 Northern Ireland Departments created in 1999 by the Department’s (Northern Ireland) Order 1999.
In Northern Ireland it is the Government Department responsible for arts and creativity, museums, libraries, sport, inland waterways and inland fisheries, linguistic diversity, public records, and for advising on National Lottery distribution.
The Department's remit includes raising the profile of Northern Ireland culture internationally and funds the post of Cultural Affairs Officer at the Northern Ireland Bureau in Washington DC.
The Department also draws on the expertise of the Education and Training Inspectorate.
Website: www.dcalni.gov.uk/
Email: dcal@dcalni.gov.uk
Telephone: +44 (0) 28 9025 8825
Governing Bodies of Sport
Association of NI Cars Club
The ANICC role has been to harmonise and assemble the dates, to promote the Northern Ireland Championships, to liaise with our own and other Governing bodies of the sport and with Government departments, Sports Councils, the Lottery Fund and other sources of grant aid. In effect the ANICC is here to provide assistance and guidance to all our clubs and competitors in promoting our sport.
Website: www.anicc.org.uk
Email:
Telephone:
Athletics Northern Ireland
Athletics Northern Ireland is the governing body for the sport of athletics in N. Ireland. It was founded in 1989 by the amalgamation of the NI Amateur Athletic Association (founded in 1932) and the NI Womens Amateur Athletic Association (founded in 1951).
We are involved in all disciplines of the sport of athletics- track and field, cross-country, road running and fell running- and caters for all ages from 11 years upwards.
Website: www.niathletics.org
Email: info@niathletics.org
Telephone: 028 9060 2707
Basketball NI
The Association has responsibility for the promotion, development and administration of all basketball activities in Ireland and Northern Ireland. The primary focus of the Governing Body is to increase the participation levels of basketball throughout Ireland and to provide professionally managed courses, competitions, leagues and services to the basketball public
Basketball is the third largest sport in Ireland in participation terms with currently over 180,000 people actively playing basketball in Ireland and almost 300 clubs cater for basketball players around the country, with approximately 1,200 teams participating in local competitions at a variety of levels
Website: www.basketballni.com
Email:
Telephone: 028 9038 3817
British Horse Society
The British Horse Society works tirelessly for every horse and rider throughout the regions of the UK. Focusing on horse welfare, horse and rider safety, access and rights of way, training (register of instructors) and approving livery yards and riding schools.
Website: www.bhs.org.uk
Email: enquiry@bhs.org.uk
Telephone: 0844 848 1666
Canoe Association NI
CANI was formed in 1964 and is the governing body for canoeing in Northern Ireland. CANI is the Northern Ireland Division of the British Canoe Union (BCU). The BCU is the governing body for the UK. CANI, through the BCU is affiliated to the International Canoe Federation.
Website: www.cani.org.uk
Email: office@cani.org.uk
Telephone: 08702405065
Cycling Ulster
Cycling Ulster is one of four Provincial Bodies within Cycling Ireland which is registered as a company limited by guarantee, with the Irish Companies Office under the name Irish Cycling Federation Cycling Ulster recognises the position of Cycling Ireland as the body which will hold the affiliation to the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) for the island of Ireland.
Cycling Ulster is recognised as the Ulster branch of the Irish Governing Body for the control of cycling in Ireland by Sport Northern Ireland (Sport N.I.). Cycling Ulster incorporates the Northern Ireland Cycling Federation since 2007.
Website: www.cyclingulster.com
Email: webmaster@cyclingulster.com
Telephone: 028 94 453203
Cyclists' Touring Club NI
We are a local group (or District Association) of the Cyclists' Touring Club, which campaigns for and provides information and services to cyclists. There is similar local group based in Dublin and about 60 further groups throughout Great Britain. Our group has about 300 members in Northern Ireland most of whom live in the Greater Belfast area.
Website: www.ctc-ni.com
Email: ctcni@hotmail.com
Telephone:
Golfing Union of Ireland
There are four main Union Officers, the President, Hon. Secretary, Hon. Treasurer and President Elect.
The Executive Committee of the GUI is made up of the four Union Officers, plus two representatives from each Provincial Branch of the GUI, and the immediate Past President making an Executive Committee of 13.
Website: www.gui.ie/
Email: ulster.gui@btconnect.com
Telephone: 028 9049 1891
Irish Amateur Boxing Association
The Irish Amateur Boxing Association was formed in 1911 following a meeting in Dublin. The President of the Association, General W.R.E. Murphy, the trustees and officers, in 1937 decided it was time for the Association to have a boxing stadium of its own. The vision of these enthusiasts materialised in 1939 when the National Stadium was officially opened by the Minister of Defence, Mr. Frank Aiken, T.D.
The Irish Amateur Boxing Association are very proud of the fact that they are the only amateur boxing association to have a custom built stadium which they manage and control. the foresight and vision of these gentlemen is to be admired
Website: iaba.ie
Email: info@iaba.ie
Telephone: 00353 (01) 453 3371
Irish Clay Pigeon Shooting Association
The Irish Clay Pigeon Shooting Association is the governing body for the sport of clay pigeon shooting in Ireland. The aim of the Association is to promote and develop the various disciplines of clay pigeon shooting and to act as the National Governing Body for the Olympic shotgun shooting disciplines.
Website: www.icpsa.ie/
Email: icpsa@eircom.net
Telephone: 00 353 (0)87 2988030
Irish Football Association
Northern Ireland proudly boasts one of the oldest, longest-running domestic leagues in the world
First contested in 1890 the Irish League continued through not only two World Wars but also the well-publicised Northern Ireland troubles to retain a degree of normality in even the darkest of days in the history of our wee country.
Unlike their high profile equivalents across the water footballers here are, with very few exceptions, part-time players combining their love of the game with their day-to-day careers. There are many different reasons for this, not least the lack of investment in the game in comparison with the English and Scottish versions.
The pinnacle of the game in Northern Ireland is the JJB Sports sponsored Premier League comprising 12 teams from five of our six counties.
Website: www.irishfa.com
Email: info@irishfa.com
Telephone: 028 9066 9458
Irish Rugby Football Union (Ulster Branch)
Ulster Rugby participates in the Heineken Cup and the Magners League and provides the biggest regular supporter numbers for a true “sport for all” in Northern Ireland. Ulster Rugby, with its playing and administrative based at Ravenhill in Belfast, is the only sport running a full-time professional team based in Northern Ireland, with a full game development structure behind it.
Website: www.ulsterrugby.com
Email: marketing@ulsterrugby.com
Telephone: 028 9049 3222
Mountaineering Ireland
Mountaineering Ireland (Previously known as MCI - The Mountaineering Council of Ireland) is the representative body for walkers and climbers in Ireland. It is recognised as the NGB (National Governing Body) for mountaineering by both the Irish Sports Council (ISC) and Sport Northern Ireland (SNI).
Mountaineering includes hill walking, rock climbing, rambling, bouldering and alpinism.
They currently have some 9,650 members, comprising over 130 clubs and over 1,400 individual members.
Website: www.mountaineering.ie
Email: inf0@mountaineering.ie
Telephone: 00353 1 625 1115
NI Judo Federation
The NI Judo Federation is the Governing Body for Judo in Northern Ireland and is itself controlled by the British Judo Association. All Club assosciated to the NI Judo Federation provide fully qualified coaches.
The Northern Ireland Judo Federation was formed in 1952 and has more than 60 affiliated clubs, and more than 2000 members.
To find your local club visit the Member Clubs page and check the map, or call Head Office on 028 90383 814.
Website: nijudo.com
Email:
Telephone: 028 9038 3814
NI Orienteering
The Northern Ireland Orienteering Association (NIOA) exists to promote and develop the sport of orienteering in Northern Ireland.
Website: www.niorienteering.org.uk
Email: rdonioa@btinternet.com
Telephone: 077 7972 5398
NI Pool Association
The NIPA is the governing body for Blackball Pool in Northern Ireland and is an affiliate member of the European Blackball Association. For more information and details on upcoming events, news and results please visit the website.
Website: www.niblackball.com
Email: nipablackball@yahoo.co.uk
Telephone:
Northern Ireland Archery Society
The Northern Ireland Archery Society
Website: www.niarchery.co.uk
Email: trudimoore75@hotmail.com
Telephone:
Northern Ireland Volleyball Association
A group of enthusiastic schoolteachers and youth workers formed the Northern Ireland Volleyball Association (NIVA) in 1970. They organised a men's league in 1975 and the first women's competitions two years later.
Website: www.nivb.com
Email: mark@nivb.com
Telephone: +44 (0)28 90366373
Northern Ireland Wrestling Association
The Northern Ireland Wrestling Association is the governing body for Olympic Freestyle Wrestling, implementing a contemporary structure within Northern Ireland.
The Association incorporates clubs in Northern Ireland, registered members and the board of the Northern Ireland Wrestling Association - NIWA
The association's role is to promote and develop Olympic Wrestling, to encourage maximum participation and proficiency and with the development of coaches, officials, and administrators; the association demonstrates leadership to the sport of wrestling in Northern Ireland.
Website: www.niwrestling.org
Email:
Telephone: 07881866013
RYA NI
Royal Yachting Association Northern Ireland Coucnil
Website: www.ryani.org.uk
Email: admin@ryani.org.uk
Telephone: 028 9038 3812
Swim Ulster
More to follow...
Website: www.swim-ulster.com
Email:
Telephone: 028 9038 3829
Taekwondo Association of Northern Ireland
TANI - the Taekwondo Association of Northern Ireland is the recognised governing body for the practice of Taekwondo in Northern Ireland.
TANI operates primarily within the Martial Arts and Fitness industry, is located in Northern Ireland and currently has 30 clubs represented by 5 Associations. Our range of services involve the deployment of knowledge and experience by our Club Instructors onto their students at various locations where members can come and train. They can be assured that they are getting the best possible coaching in Taekwondo in Northern Ireland.
Website: www.tani.org.uk
Email: secretary@tani.org.uk
Telephone:
Ulster Badminton
The Ulster Branch Badminton Union of Ireland Ltd. has been in existence since 1911 - It represents the nine counties of Ulster, which includes Cavan, Donegal and Monaghan, and is the governing body for the sport within the confines of Northern Ireland and its motto is "Badminton for All" and attracts people of all ages, sex, denomination, creed, colour, able and disabled. It exercises no limits through economic status, fitness and athletic ability.
Website: ulsterbadminton.com
Email: ulsterbadminton@btconnect.com
Telephone: 028 9266 8392
Ulster Branch Irish Amateur Rowing Union
The Ulster Branch of the Irish Amateur Rowing Union, represents the affiliated rowing clubs in Ulster, and representatives sit on the governing body of rowing in Ireland, the Irish Amateur Rowing Union. At present there are 15 clubs within the Branch offering rowing and sculling for juniors - ( 12 years and over ) up to veteran level. The clubs may be school based, university based or independent open clubs.
Website: www.rowingulster.com
Email: info@rowingulster.com
Telephone:
Ulster Branch Irish Hockey Association
Ulster Hockey - The Ulster Branch of the Irish Hockey Association
Website: www.ulsterhockey.com
Email: sandra@ulsterhockey.com
Telephone: 028 9038 3819
Ulster Branch Irish Triathlon Association
Triathlon Ireland (TI) is the national governing body for the sport of Triathlon, Duathlon and Aquathlon in Ireland, affiliated to the International Triathlon Union (ITU) and the European Triathlon Union(ETU). Our main responsiblity is for promoting and sanctioning triathlon related events throughout Ireland, aid and develop our athletes, from Novice to Elite and grow this relatively new sport in Ireland.
Website: www.triathlonireland.com
Email: administrator@triathlonireland.com
Telephone: 00353 (01) 276 4934
Ulster Branch Tennis Ireland
The objectives of Ulster Branch Council shall be the control of Tennis, the advancement of the interests and standards of play within the area of responsibility of the Branch and the carrying out of duties as set out in the rules.
Website: www.ulstertennis.co.uk
Email:
Telephone: 028 9038 3808
Ulster Clay Pigeon Shooting Association
The Association is made up of over 1000 individual members plus some 50 clubs, a board of directors, discipline reps and secretary. All the clay shooting disciplines are catered for with local club shoots and also the registered shoots from which competitors are classified, championships are contested and international teams selected. Whether your interest is shooting for relaxation or you have the competitive urge the UCPSA has something to offer you or your club.
Website: www.ucpsa.com
Email: rj.shoothq@btinternet.com
Telephone: 028 9264 8760
Ulster Coarse Fishing Federation
National Coarse Fishing Federation of Ireland
Website: www.ncffi.ie
Email:
Telephone:
Ulster Federation of Rambling Clubs
Providing a forum for its 30 clubs - almost 1700 individual members - promoting their interests, encouraging recreational walking, an appreciation and respect for the countryside, working to obtain improved access to the beautiful areas which abound in the region, building and strengthening links to likeminded organisations locally, nationally and internationally.
Website: www.ufrc-online.co.uk
Email: secretary@ufrc-online.co.uk
Telephone:
Ulster Squash
Ulster Squash is the Governing Body for the sport of squash in Northern Ireland. They were established in 1948 and are supported and funded by Sport Northern Ireland (SNI) and are affiliated to the governing body of the sport in Ireland, Irish Squash.
Website: www.ulstersquash.com
Email: contact@ulstersquash.com
Telephone: 028 9266 8246
Ulster Women's Hockey Union
Ulster Women's Hockey Union
Website: www.hockeyulster.org
Email: lorrainethompson@houseofsport.net
Telephone: 028 9038 3818
Yoga Fellowship Northern Ireland
The Fellowship is an umbrella organisation for those who are interested in Yoga to work together to:
• promote Yoga and its benefits
• train teachers
• aim to improve the standard of Yoga teaching
• provide Yoga classes in the community for all ages
The Yoga Fellowship is recognised by Sport N.I. as the governing body of Yoga in Northern Ireland. Sport N.I. and are members of the Yoga Federation of Ireland, the British Wheel of Yoga and the British Council for Yoga Therapy.
Website: www.yfni.co.uk
Email: info@yfni.co.uk
Telephone: 028 9188 9219
Associate Members
2&4 Wheels
The 2&4 Wheel Motor Sport Steering Group Ltd. (2&4 Wheels) was formed in 2002 and is made up of the four Governing Bodies of regulated motor sport in Northern Ireland:
- Association of Norther Ireland Car Clubs (ANICC)
- Motor Cycle Union of Ireland Ulster Centre (MCUI-UC)
- Motorcycle Racing Association (MRA)
- North of Ireland Karting Association (NIKA)
All four members are represented and contribute equally to 2&4 Wheels. We exist solely to support our members and their clubs.
Website: www.2and4wheels.com
Email: info@2and4wheels.com
Telephone: 028 9073 7280
Antrim Sports Advisory Association
The Antrim and District Communities Network website started out initially as a project developed and promoted by Antrim Borough Council Community Resource Team with financial support from the Department of Social Development.
The website is already enabling the community and voluntary sector in the area to showcase and promote the valuable work they are doing in their communities.
Training and support is given to enable groups to maintain their individual section of the website and respond to any queries directed through it. It is hoped that the website will eventually be self sufficient and stand alone from Antrim Borough Council.
Website: www.antrimanddistrictcommunities.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=140&Itemid=58
Email: sportsadvisory@antrimanddisctrictcommunities.com
Telephone: 0785 5207 602
Armagh Sports Forum
Website: www.armagh.gov.uk/
Email: Info@armagh.gov.ukmailto:Info@armagh.gov.uk|
Telephone: +44 [0] 28 3752 9600
Belfast and East Antrim Invitational Youth League
Welcome to the new website, for the now, Belfast and East Antrim Invitational Youth League, which is currently going into it's 8th season.
We have teams from all regions of the country currently involved with the league, as well as some Irish League clubs. Currently this season, we have teams from Ballymena, Comber, Antrim, Templepatrick, Larne, Ballyclare, Belfast, to name but a few.
Age groups span over several different levels, vending from under 11's, right the way through to under 17's. There is also hope, that an under 10 league can be introduced by next season, as well as even more teams being invited into our leagues.
As I'm sure you can imagine, it takes an unbelievable amount of work for the committee to help run the league, and if anyone is willing to come on board and help with the running of the league can find details under the Contact Us section.
This website has been created for the league itself, to use as a way of displaying results, fixtures, league tables, and news. There is also a new feature to the website in the form, of a forum, where managers, players, etc. can voice opinions over generally anything, whether it be the league itself, English football, computer games, etc
Website: www.east-antrim-youth-league.co.uk/
Email: admin@ballysillanyouth.co.uk
Telephone: 07962118392
Boys Brigade NI
The Boys’ Brigade is a Christian youth organisation for boys of all ages, backgrounds and abilities. A varied programme of fun activities is offered, designed to educate, challenge and inspire young boys in a safe environment of Christian teaching
Website: www.bbni.org.uk
Email:
Telephone: 028 2827 2794
British Red Cross NI
Website: www.redcross.org.uk/branch.asp?id=460
Email:
Telephone: 028 9073 5350
C.I.Y.M.S.
The Church of Ireland Young Men’s Society or “C.I.” as it is commonly known in sporting circles is one of the oldest and most important sporting and leisure organisations in Belfast. Located in spacious grounds at Circular Road, Belmont, (click here for directions), it provides a range of sporting, leisure and social activities for all ages unequalled by any other sports and leisure organisation in the city. In October 2007 membership peaked at 1,500 of which 700 were children and young adults (under the age of 18).
Website: www.ciyms.org
Email:
Telephone:
Community Games
Community Games have been providing opportunities for children and young people to experience sport and cultural activities in a fun and positive way.
Website: www.communitygames.ie
Email: admin@communitygames.ie
Telephone:
Countryside Access & Activities Network
The Northern Ireland Countryside Access and Activities Network (CAAN) is an umbrella organisation, which brings together all groups and bodies, which have an interest in, or involvement in countryside recreation in Northern Ireland
Website: www.countrysiderecreation.com/
Email: ben@countrysiderecreation.com
Telephone: 028 9030 3930
Craigavon Sports Advisory Council
Craigavon Sports Advisory Council
Website: www.craigavon.gov.uk
Email: colin.banes@craigavon.co.uk
Telephone: 028 3831 1692
Disability Sports NI (DSNI)
Disability Sports NI (DSNI) is Northern Ireland's main disability sports organisation and is representative of the vast majority of Northern Ireland's disability sports club's and organisations. Established in 1997, to tackle the under representation of people with disabilities in sport, the organisation works to promote equality of opportunity for people with disabilities to take part in and enjoy sport and physical activity at a level of their choice. Disability Sports NI is a company limited by guarantee with charitable status.
Website: www.dsni.co.uk/
Email: email@dsni.co.uk
Telephone: +44 2890 387 062
Hostelling International Northern Ireland
Hostelling International Northern Ireland (HINI), is part of the International Youth Hostel Federation (IYHF) and provides holiday accommodation all over the province.
Youth Hostels are located in Armagh, Belfast, Bushmills, Enniskillen, Newcastle, and Whitepark Bay, and offer a completely new experience in hostelling. Almost all bedrooms are ensuite, and come in a range of sizes, from twin, up to six bedded, which are ideal for family breaks.
Website: www.hini.org.uk
Email: info@hini.org.uk
Telephone: +44 (0) 28 9032 4733
NI Boys Football Association
The NI Boys' Football in Northern Ireland was established to promote the following aims:
To promote, foster and develop in all its aspects the game of Association football among Boys (outside the jurisdiction of the Education Authorities) in Northern Ireland.
To assist the mental, moral and physical development of Boys through age-group competition.
To encourage proper attitudes to the game and to promote the highest traditions of sportsmanship consistent with the Olympic ideal.
To create and maintain the safest possible environment for children and young people to enjoy football.
Website: www.nibfa.org/
Email: gmckee@irishfa.com
Telephone:
NI Commonwealth Games Council
The Commonwealth Games Council for Northern Ireland
Website: www.cgcni.org.uk
Email:
Telephone: 028 9038 3815
NI Outward Bound Association
Over the last three years, the Northern Ireland Outward Bound Association (NIOBA) has helped 400 young people take part in an Outward Bound® course, providing adventure, culture and service
Website: theoutwardboundtrust.org.uk/the_trust/associations_ni1.html
Email: ken.nioba@btconnect.com
Telephone: 028 9050 9550
North Down Sports Advisory Council
As an "Umbrella Organisation" for sport, North Down Sports Advisory Council provides a unique opportunity for individual Sports Clubs/Organisations/Schools and those with an active interest in sport, to:
- Meet and exchange ideas and information
- Access the Borough's Sports Development Unit and Council Officers
- Hear Guest Speakers on a wide range of relevant and practical issues for Sports Clubs
Website: www.ndsac.org.uk
Email: elaine.erwin@northdown.gov.uk
Telephone: 028 9127 0371
Omagh Sports Forum
Omagh Sports Forum is an independent collective which is able to assist in the development of sport by making awards using a number of funding programmes.
These are: - Sports Forum Grant Aid; Sports Forum Bursaries; Sports Forum Gold Card
Website: www.omaghsportsforum.com
Email: info@omagh.gov.uk
Telephone: 028 8225 6216
Sport Lisburn
Website: www.sportlisburn.com
Email: brendan.courtney@lisburn.gov.uk
Telephone: 028 9250 9250
Sport South East
Sport South East, formerly known as the South East Sports Development Committee (SESDC), is a partnership between the five local authority areas of Ards, Castlereagh, Down, Lisburn and North Down; the South Eastern Education & Library Board; Sport Northern Ireland, formerly the Sports Council of NI; Coaching NI; and the Northern Ireland Sports Forum.
Website: www.sportsoutheast.org
Email: faronmorrison@castlereagh.gov.uk
Telephone: (028) 90494552
St Johns Ambulance Brigade NI
St Johns Ambulance aims are:
To provide an effective and efficient charitable first aid service to local communities
To provide training and products to satisfy first aid and related health and safety needs for all of society
To encourage personal development for people of all ages, through training and by membership of our organisation.
Website: www.sja.org.uk
Email:
Telephone: 028 9079 9393
The Duke of Edinburgh Council
With the widest reach of any UK youth charity, 275,000 young people (30,000 are from disadvantaged backgrounds) undertake inspiring DofE programmes to achieve Bronze, Silver or Gold Duke of Edinburgh's Awards every year.
Website: www.dofe.org/
Email: nireland@DofE.org
Telephone: 028 9050 9550
The Royal Lifesaving Association
Founded in 1891 the Society has more than 11,000 members in 50 branches and 3,000 active lifesaving and lifeguarding clubs and Approved Training Centres throughout the UK and Ireland.
Website: www.lifesavers.org.uk/
Email:
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