Diving into Excellence:
Welcome to Swim Ulster
Championing Aquatic Sports in Ulster Since 1893
Aurora Aquatic and Leisure Complex in Bangor is the home of aquatic sport in Northern Ireland. Swim Ulster is dedicated to fostering the growth of aquatic sport at all levels in the Northern Ireland. Swim Ulster is proud to offer programmes and support for both recreational and competitive athletes across all of our aquatic disciplines.
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Members across 38 affiliated Swimming & Water Polo Clubs in Ulster, ensuring a strong community presence and commitment.
Swim Ulster Masters LC Championships 2026
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News
Team NI Confirms Strong Swimming Squad for Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games
Olympic champion Daniel Wiffen leads a high-quality Team NI swimming squad announced for the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, with a number of athletes, also selected to the Ireland team for the European Championships in Paris in August set to feature prominently. Olympic Champion Wiffen, who recently moved his training base to Swim Ireland’s […]
Read MoreThe Ulster Age Group & Senior Long Course Championships delivered one of the most memorable weekends in recent provincial swimming history, as the Bangor
Swim Ireland’s Irish Open Swimming Championships and Commonwealth Games Trials running in partnership with Swim Ulster ended in Bangor on Sunday evening, with Ellen
Ellie McCartney, Ellen Walshe, Matthew Hamilton and Danielle Hill all impressed during this morning’s heats at the Irish Open Championships and Commonwealth Games Trials
Stroke clean sweeps for John Shortt, Jack Kelly and Mona McSharry, a fourth national title for Ellen Walshe and another Irish Record from Shortt
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