Do you have any dealings with children with Dyspraxia/Developmental Co-ordination Disorder, Hand writing difficulties, Cycling issues and Co-ordination issues?

If so then why not attend a fun, practical and informative 1 day work-shop led by Sharon Drew, international trainer and well known author of many practical resources for schools and therapists in the UK.

Prior registration with Tipperary Sports Partnership (TSP) is necessary. A discounted fee of €20 is required and is payable on the day. Please contact the TSP office on 067-44888 if you would like to attend.

Clonmel Hub Coordinator/Canoeing officer
(5 days a week, one year contract)

Tipperary Sports Partnership and Sport Ireland in association with the RTE programme Operation Transformation are organising 5 Family Fun Walks in the County.

All are welcome to attend these walking events on Saturday, 13th January at 11am.

Shane Ross T.D., Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport, and Brendan Griffin T.D. Minister of State for Tourism and Sport, today announced €56m in allocations under the 2017 round of the Sports Capital Programme (SCP) to over 1,700 different sporting projects.

The SCP is the primary means of providing Government funding for capital projects to sport and community organisations at local, regional and national level. The 2017 round of the Programme closed for applications on the 24th February and by that date a record number of 2,320 applications were received.

Tipperary Sports Partnership are running a Disability Inclusion Training course in association with the CARA Adapted Physical Activity Centre in Thurles Presentation Sports Complex on Saturday 20th May from 10am – 4:00pm.

The River Suir, Clonmel Camps will run from 10th to 14th July and 24th to 28th July from 10am to 12.30pm or 1.30pm to 4pm each day and is suitable for 10 plus year olds. This is at a cost of 65 euro per child
Please see poster and application form

The River Suir, Ardfinnan Camps will run from 31st July to 4th August from 10am to 12.30pm or 1.30pm to 4pm and is suitable for 10 plus years olds. This is at a cost of 65 euro per child.

The National Physical Activity Guidelines recommend at least 30 minutes of moderately intense activity on 5 or more days a week for adults. The 30 minutes can be accumulated in bouts of 10 minutes or more over the course of a day. Being active confers significant health and related benefits and participation in sport and active leisure plays an increasingly important role in adult physical activity levels worldwide . The benefits from activity can be gained at any age. The English Longitudinal Study of Ageing tracked participants whose average age was over 65 for 8 years.

Go for Life is an Age and Opportunity initiativefunded by the ISC. The Go for Life team at Age and Opportunity administer the programme, working in partnership with the Health Service Executive (HSE) and the LSPs. There are two Go for Life programmes:

Sports Participation Programme

Aims to increase participation rates in sport by older people. Leaders are trained locally through the LSP network, and they in turn promote participation in sport among older people in their communities.

Physical Activity Leaders (PAL)

Since its introduction the ISM has provided valuable insights on all aspects of ports participation at national and local level. As such it has become an important resource in the planning infrastructure throughout sport – from the Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport, through the Council to the National Governing Bodies and Local Sports Partnerships. The ISM also allows the Council to monitor progress against its long term strategy to increase participation in sport.