17th September, 2021
Sports facilities across Northern Ireland will get a welcome boost following the launch of a new programme by Sport NI. Funded by the Department for Communities, the £700k ‘Building Better Sports Facilities’ programme will invest in sports facilities to deliver increased, inclusive and safe sustained participation in sport. The programme is open from 9am…Continue reading this article →
3rd September, 2021
Please be aware Building Better Sports Facilities programme closes for applications at NOON (12pm) on Monday 4th October 2021. Should you require any clarification regarding your application please contact: BuildingBetterSportsFacilities@sportni.net Introduction The Building Better Sports Facilities programme will invest in all aspects of a sports facility’s infrastructure with a view to improving operational efficiency leading to increased participation…Continue reading this article →
31st August, 2021
Introduction Sport NI are pleased to launch Project Re – Boot: Activate, the second strand of Build Back Better! This strand will focus on Crowd Funding, we understand that Crowdfunding will be a new concept to applicants, so here are some things should think about before applying to the Project Re-Boot Activate programme. Make sure…Continue reading this article →
20th August, 2021
As numbers of sporting events continue to rise in the days and weeks ahead, it is worth reminding organisers of the current situation with regards to regulations and advice. This information, including a letter to sports form the Minister for Communities, is included on the Return to Sport section of the Sport NI website (http://www.sportni.net/return-to-sport/) If…Continue reading this article →
18th August, 2021
The recent Hope United football match at Seaview (Crusaders Football Club) was an excellent celebration of inclusion and the power of sport to unite people. A fantastic atmosphere from start to finish, the excitement was heightened by the involvement of Rio Ferdinand and many other sporting legends supporting the event. The competitive match saw…Continue reading this article →
9th August, 2021
The Activate programme is now closed! Unfortunately, as indicated in our Guidance Notes, we have had to close the Activate programme before the 20th March 2023. This is due to reaching our maximum funding budget. Apologies for any inconvenience caused. Project Re-Boot: Activate Project Re-Boot: Activate is the next phase of funding to help clubs…Continue reading this article →
9th August, 2021
Covid-19 Survey – One Year On Sporting System Survey to Consider COVID-19 Related Need Opened on Wednesday 21st July 2021 Closes at Midnight on Wednesday 18th August 2021 What is the purpose of the new COVID-19 Survey that Sport NI is undertaking? Just over a year ago, Sport NI completed a survey of the sports sector to help understand…Continue reading this article →
6th August, 2021
Morning report from Team Ireland on Day 14 of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games AUGUST 6th, 2021: The third round of the Women’s Individual Stroke Play got underway in Tokyo with Stephanie Meadow currently placed well inside the top 20, with the remaining day’s play still to be completed. It was a day of mixed fortunes…Continue reading this article →
5th August, 2021
Morning report from Team Ireland on Day 13 of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games AUGUST 5th, 2021: Stephanie Meadow was first to hit the course this morning, beginning her round on 1-over par after an opening 72 yesterday. A bogey on the par 3 10th was followed by birdies on the 14th, 15th, 16th and 18th to secure a…Continue reading this article →
4th August, 2021
Morning report from Team Ireland on Day 12 of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games AUGUST 4th, 2021: Stephanie Meadow is the first Irish athlete in action in Tokyo this morning, taking to the course for Round 1 of the Women’s Individual Stroke Play. Meadow, who teed off at 2.47am (Irish time), remains out on the course.…Continue reading this article →
