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Sport Ireland Recognised Governing Bodies & Partner Organisations 2020 Organisation: American Football Ireland Angling Council of Ireland Archery Ireland Athletics Ireland Badminton Ireland Basketball Ireland Baton Twirling Sport Association of Ireland Bol Chumann na hÉireann Bowling League of Ireland Canoeing Ireland Cricket Ireland Croquet Association of Ireland Cycling Ireland Deaf Sports Ireland Fencing Ireland Football Association of Ireland Gaelic Athletic Association GAA Handball Ireland Golfing Union of Ireland Gymnastics Ireland Hockey Ireland Horse Sport Ireland Horseshoe Pitchers Association of Ireland Ice Skating Association of Ireland Irish Ladies Golfing Union Irish Amateur Wrestling Association Irish Athletic Boxing Association Irish Clay Target Shooting Association Irish Ice Hockey Association Irish Judo Association Irish Martial Arts Commission Irish Olympic Handball Association Irish Orienteering Association Irish Rugby Football Union Irish Sailing Association Irish Squash Irish Surfing Association Irish Taekwondo Union Irish Tenpin Bowling Association Irish Tug of War Association Irish Underwater Council Irish Waterski & Wakeboard Federation Irish Wheelchair Association Sport Ladies Gaelic Football Association Motor Cycling Ireland Motor Sport Ireland Mountaineering Ireland National Aero Club of Ireland National Coarse Fishing Federation of Ireland National Community Games ONAKAI Pitch and Putt Ireland Racquetball Association of Ireland ROI Billiards & Snooker Association Rowing Ireland Rugby League Ireland Special Olympics Ireland Speleological Union of Ireland Swim Ireland Table Tennis Ireland Tennis Ireland The Camogie Association Triathlon Ireland Trout Anglers Federation of Ireland Vision Sports Ireland Volleyball Association of Ireland Weightlifting Ireland Other Partner/Funded Organisations Olympic Federation of Ireland Paralympics Ireland Pentathlon Ireland Snow Sports Ireland Federation of Irish Sport Student Sport Ireland Irish Special Schools .

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