1st August, 2022
Results Day 3 3×3 Wheelchair Basketball – Northern Ireland 11-9 Australia Lawn Bowls Women’s Singles Shauna O’Neill 12-21 vs Tania Choudhury Lawn Bowls Men’s Pairs Northern Ireland 26-7 vs Jamaica Lawn Bowls Women’s Fours – Northern Ireland 12-15 vs Fiji Lawn Bowls Men’s Pairs – Northern Ireland 26-8 vs India…Continue reading this article →
29th July, 2022
Day 4 Results Lawn Bowls Pairs – Men Semi-Final Martin McHugh, Sam Barkley L 14-22 vs Wales Judo 52kg – Women Quarter-Final Yasmin Javadian Yasmin Won against Charne Griesel (RSA) Judo 52kg – Women Semi-Final Yasmin Javadian (NIR) Lost against Tinka Easton (AUS) Judo 52kg – Women Bronze Medal Match…Continue reading this article →
29th July, 2022
Day 2 Results Wheelchair Basketball – Northern Ireland 5-13 vs Canada Swimming – Men’s 200m Freestyle Heat – Jack McMillan – 4th (R) Swimming – Women’s 50m Freestyle Heat – Mollie McAlorum – 3rd Swimming – Women’s 50m Freestyle Heat – Grace Davison – 7th Swimming – Women’s 50m Freestyle Heat – Danielle Hill –…Continue reading this article →
29th July, 2022
Team NI daily schedule and results for Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games Click on a day to expand schedule and result
29th July, 2022
Day 1 – Results Lawn Bowls Singles – Women Group Match Shauna O’Neill Shauna O’Neill L 21-14 vs Dee Hoggan of Scotland Lawn Bowls Triples – Men Group Match Northern Ireland Adam McKeown, Gary Kelly, Ian McClure W 24-10 vs Norfolk Island Lawn Bowls Men’s Pairs NI 15-20 vs Norfolk Island Lawn Bowls Fours –…Continue reading this article →
19th July, 2022
It is often the small things that make a big difference. And that is what drives award winning coach Lee Campbell to turn up, rain, hail or shine to train athletes with intellectual disabilities for the last 16 years at the Newtownabbey Racers Special Olympics Club. The dedicated coach has watched on with pride as…Continue reading this article →
11th July, 2022
Sport NI Chief Executive, Antoinette McKeown said: “Sport NI is disappointed that the Irish Athletic Boxing Association (IABA) has voted against making the meaningful changes required to bring the organisation in line with governance expectations as set out in the recent Governance Review. “It is vital that these governance issues are addressed and Sport NI…Continue reading this article →
8th July, 2022
Re-launched in April 2022, Activate is the second strand of Project Reboot delivered as part of Sport NI’s COVID-19 Response through Supporting Sport to Build Back Better funding. Delivered in partnership with Crowdfunder UK, Project Re-Boot: Activate offers 50% (60% for those in the highest areas of deprivation or rural areas) of match funding up to…Continue reading this article →
7th July, 2022
Sport NI Chief Executive Antoinette McKeown wished Northern Ireland Women’s football team the best of luck ahead of their maiden Euros match tonight. She said: “On behalf of everyone here at Sport NI good luck to Northern Ireland’s Women’s team. “You are our history makers and you should be so proud of what you have…Continue reading this article →
6th July, 2022
Whatever happens after kick off on Thursday each and every player of Northern Ireland Women’s team can stand tall and proudly call themselves history makers. They have dug deep and battled against all the odds to deservedly take to the pitch at their first major tournament. We hope, that once again, they can prove that…Continue reading this article →
