January display in local library ahead of @diveirelandexpo 2025
The January exhibition at Nenagh Library is an intriguing collection of underwater photographs taken by divers.
The photographs feature a wide and captivating array of marine life pictured around Ireland and abroad. This collection was on display at last year’s Diving Ireland Expo, the national scuba-diving and associated watersports annual convention, which was held at the National Aquatic Centre in Dublin.
This year’s Diving Ireland Expo will be held in Nenagh, hosted by the local @loughdergsac . The photography exhibition now on display in Nenagh Library serves to whet the appetite for the upcoming event. All are welcome to come and marvel at the images captured by the Diving Ireland underwater photography group, which was set up 15 years ago for Irish underwater photographers to share their expertise and encourage those new to taking underwater pictures. The group has grown to include many international photographers. Knowledge is shared for technical equipment, camera settings and, when requested, constructive critique of images taken. The travelling exhibition showcases the group’s work and passion for documenting the underwater world.
Come and see the exhibition in Nenagh, free of charge, during library opening hours - Monday, 9.30am - 5.30pm; Tuesday, 9.30am - 8pm; Wednesday, 9.30am - 5.30pm; Thursday, 9.30pm - 5.30pm; Friday, 9.30am - 1pm and 2 - 5pm and Saturday, 10am - 1pm and 2 - 5pm.
A new photography exhibition will form part of Diving Ireland Expo 2025, which will be held at the Abbey Court Hotel over the weekend of March 29-30.
The expo also features a raffle with some fantastic prizes to be won - tickets are currently in circulation and can be obtained from Lough Derg SAC members.
For further details, visit the website divingirelandexpo.ie and check out @diveirelandexpo on Facebook, Instagram and X.
#WeAreDibingIreland
Jan 13
With over 65 Scuba Diving, Snorkelling, Freediving and Underwater Hockey clubs around the country Diving Ireland is the National Governing Body for recreational underwater sports in Ireland.
2024 was truly an epic year with some amazing adventures along the way.
Ireland has some of the best waters in the world to explore. From our wide range of marine life, out of this world reefs or historical shipwrecks.
Find a club today by visiting our website www.diving.ie
Bring on the adventure in 2025!
#WeAreDivingIreland
Dec 31
With over 60 clubs and close to 2000 members Diving Ireland prides itself on ensuring the highest of safety standards are met. A large part of our activity involves the use of recreational craft.
The Department of Transport have recently released the Code of Practice for Safe Operation of Recreational Craft. This document is an educational resource, providing safety information, advice and best practice operational guidance for owners, masters, operators and users of a range of recreational craft operating in Irish coastal and inland waters.
Our current NDO Ken Jackson, past NDO Paddy Lambe and other members of the Diving Commission directly engaged with the Department of Transport to help develop the Dive Boat Operations part of this document. This content can be found in Chapter 2 Sail and Motor Boats – Coastal Operations.
As the National Governing Body for recreational underwater sports, we fully endorse all content provided in this document and strongly encourage all members to read and practice the information provided in this document. All information can be found by scanning the QR code.
#DivingIreland
Oct 10
The Diving Ireland team are happy to announce that we are currently searching for the role of Sports Development Officer on a part time basis.
Please click the link in our bio or see www.diving.ie/jobs for a full job description and how to apply for the position.
Application Deadline is the 31st of October 2024.
#divingireland
Oct 9
It’s exam season in our Diving Ireland community.
A big congratulations to all who have achieved new grades over the past few weeks. They are truly well deserved.
If you would like to learn something new about diving please talk to your Diving Officer or Regional Diving Officer to see what courses are happening near you.
#DivingIreland
Sep 30
January display in local library ahead of @diveirelandexpo 2025
The January exhibition at Nenagh Library is an intriguing collection of underwater photographs taken by divers.
The photographs feature a wide and captivating array of marine life pictured around Ireland and abroad. This collection was on display at last year’s Diving Ireland Expo, the national scuba-diving and associated watersports annual convention, which was held at the National Aquatic Centre in Dublin.
This year’s Diving Ireland Expo will be held in Nenagh, hosted by the local @loughdergsac . The photography exhibition now on display in Nenagh Library serves to whet the appetite for the upcoming event. All are welcome to come and marvel at the images captured by the Diving Ireland underwater photography group, which was set up 15 years ago for Irish underwater photographers to share their expertise and encourage those new to taking underwater pictures. The group has grown to include many international photographers. Knowledge is shared for technical equipment, camera settings and, when requested, constructive critique of images taken. The travelling exhibition showcases the group’s work and passion for documenting the underwater world.
Come and see the exhibition in Nenagh, free of charge, during library opening hours - Monday, 9.30am - 5.30pm; Tuesday, 9.30am - 8pm; Wednesday, 9.30am - 5.30pm; Thursday, 9.30pm - 5.30pm; Friday, 9.30am - 1pm and 2 - 5pm and Saturday, 10am - 1pm and 2 - 5pm.
A new photography exhibition will form part of Diving Ireland Expo 2025, which will be held at the Abbey Court Hotel over the weekend of March 29-30.
The expo also features a raffle with some fantastic prizes to be won - tickets are currently in circulation and can be obtained from Lough Derg SAC members.
For further details, visit the website divingirelandexpo.ie and check out @diveirelandexpo on Facebook, Instagram and X.
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Happy Christmas to all our fantastic Diving Ireland Members.
We hope 2024 was a year full of underwater adventures. We certainly can’t wait to see what 2025 will bring us!
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Recently we launched our Irish elite underwater hockey teams with a mixed training session in the National Aquatics Centre.
We are hoping to send men’s, women’s, and master’s teams to the European & African Championships in Dordrecht this coming August in 2025.
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Do you have a dedicated volunteer who goes above and beyond to make sport happen in your area? Now’s your chance to celebrate their commitment and give back to your club.
🏆 Nominate today at www.volunteersinsport.ie
📍 Volunteers from all 32 counties will be honoured
💰 €200 donation to each county recipient’s club
⏰ Entries close December 17th, 2024
The Volunteers in Sport Awards, hosted by the Federation of Irish Sport in partnership with the National Network of 29 Local Sports Partnerships, recognise and celebrate the extraordinary contributions of Ireland’s 460,000+ volunteers. These individuals dedicate their time, energy, and passion to their clubs and communities, which supports 1.47 million sports club members around the country to be active and engaged in sport.
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With over 60 clubs and close to 2000 members Diving Ireland prides itself on ensuring the highest of safety standards are met. A large part of our activity involves the use of recreational craft.
The Department of Transport have recently released the Code of Practice for Safe Operation of Recreational Craft. This document is an educational resource, providing safety information, advice and best practice operational guidance for owners, masters, operators and users of a range of recreational craft operating in Irish coastal and inland waters.
Our current NDO Ken Jackson, past NDO Paddy Lambe and other members of the Diving Commission directly engaged with the Department of Transport to help develop the Dive Boat Operations part of this document. This content can be found in Chapter 2 Sail and Motor Boats – Coastal Operations.
As the National Governing Body for recreational underwater sports, we fully endorse all content provided in this document and strongly encourage all members to read and practice the information provided in this document. All information can be found by scanning the QR code.
#divingireland ... See MoreSee Less
The Diving Ireland team are happy to announce that we are currently searching for the role of Sports Development Officer on a part time basis.
Please see www.diving.ie/jobs for a full job description and how to apply for the position.
Application Deadline is the 31st of October 2024.
#divingireland ... See MoreSee Less