Rowing Ireland, Cycling Ireland, Irish Athletic Boxing Association (IABA), Athletics Ireland
and Triathlon Ireland have collaborated to host a Women in Coaching Network event, open
to all females in sport.
For the second year, female coaches from sport are invited to participate in our networking
event which will take place on Saturday 14 th of October at the Clayton Hotel, Liffey
Valley, Dublin.
Following on from our research conducted with DCU with Dr Aine McNamara and Liam
Sweeney, female coaches expressed a desire for a coaching network and coaching
mentorships to facilitate further coach development. As a result, the Women in Coaching
Network event was established.
Over the last five years our NGB’s have built a community with hundreds of women across
sport, all who enjoy connecting in a more intimate and welcoming environment. Therefore, if
you are a female coach in sport, then join us at this year’s Coaching Network Event, where
we will be sharing knowledge, experience & best practice from world class coaches &
leaders!
Noelle Morrissey has been announced as the first speaker in a line up of world class speakers who will be announced over the coming weeks. She will speak about Long Term Athlete Development which will be of interest to rowing coaches.
The cost of the event is €20, and tea, coffee, snacks and lunch are all included.
Coaches who are interested in attending this event are asked to sign up via the following
https://eventmaster.ie/event/MkjrsbdiBz and QR CODE-
https://eventmaster.ie/event/MkjrsbdiBz/qrcode
Your Women in Sport Lead will be in touch prior to the day, but if you have any questions
please do not hesitate to contact them. We look forward to seeing you on the day.
Athletics Lilly Ann O’Hora Lillyannohora@athleticsireland.ie
Boxing Sophie Doolin Sophie@iaba.ie
Cycling Elaine Cahill elaine.cahill@cyclingireland.ie
Rowing Lucy Hanrahan womeninsport@rowingireland.ie
Triathlon Anna Grealish anna@triathlonireland.com
This event has been funded by the Women in Sport fund from Sport Ireland, a special thank
you to Sport Ireland for the continued support.