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National Governing Bodies of Sport in Ireland Athletics Ireland www.athleticsireland.ie Badminton Union of Ireland www.badmintonireland.ie Basketball Ireland www.basketballireland.ie Baton Twirling Sport Association www.ntsai.ie of Ireland Bol Chumann na hÉireann www.irishroadbowling.iehttp://www.ibsports.ie/ Bowling League of Ireland www.irishlawnbowls.ie Cerebral Palsy Sport Ireland www.cerebralpalsysportireland.com Comhairle Liathróid Láimhe na hÉireann www.handball.ie Croquet Association of Ireland www.croquetireland.com Cumann Camogaíochta na Gael www.camogie.ie Cumann Lúthchleas Gael www.gaa.ie Cumann Peile Gael na mBan www.ladiesgaelic.ie Cycling Ireland www.cyclingireland.ie Football Association of Ireland www.fai.ie Golfing Union of Ireland www.gui.ie Horseshoe Pitchers Association of Ireland - Horse Sport Ireland www.horsesportireland.ie Irish Amateur Archery Association www.archery.ie Irish Amateur Boxing Association www.iaba.ie Irish Amateur Fencing Federation www.irishfencing.net Irish Amateur Rowing Union www.iaru.ie Irish Amateur Weightlifting Association www.weightliftingireland.com Irish American Football Association www.irish-american-football.org Irish Amateur Wrestling Association www.irishwrestling.org Irish Blind Sports www.ibsports.ie Irish Clay Pigeon Shooting Association www.icpsa.ie Irish Canoe Union www.canoe.ie Irish Cricket Union www.irishcricket.org Irish Deaf Sports Association www.irishdeafsports.ie Irish Gymnastics Ltd www.irishgymnastics.ie Irish Hockey Association www.hockey.ie Irish Judo Association www.irishjudoassociation.ie Irish Ladies Golf Union www.ilgu.ie Irish Martial Arts Commission www.martialarts.ie Irish Olympic Handball Association www.olympichandball.ie Irish Orienteering Association www.orienteering.ie Irish Rugby Football Union www.irfu.ie Irish Sailing Association www.sailing.ie Irish Squash www.irishsquash.ie Irish Surfing Association www.isasurf.ie Irish Table Tennis Association www.irishtabletennis.com Irish Taekwondo Union www.itu.ie Irish Tenpin Bowling Association www.tenpinireland.com Irish Tug of War Association www.tugofwar.com Irish Underwater Council www.cft.ie Irish Water-ski Association www.iwsf.ie Irish Wheelchair Association Sport www.iwasport.ie Motor Cycling Union of Ireland www.motorcycling-ireland.com Motor Sport Ireland www.motorsportireland.ie Mountaineering Council of Ireland www.mountaineering.ie National Community Games www.communitygames.ie ONAKAI www.onakai.org Pitch & Putt Union of Ireland www.ppui.ie Racquetball Association of Ireland www.racquetball-ireland.com Republic of Ireland Snooker & Billiards Association - www.ribsa.ie Shooting Sports Association of Ireland www.shootingsportsireland.com Speleological Union of Ireland www.cavingireland.org Swim Ireland www.swimireland.ie Tennis Ireland www.tennisireland.ie The Angling Council www.ifsa.ie Triathlon Ireland www.triathlonireland.ie Volleyball Association of Ireland www.volleyballireland.ie .

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