Eirball.surf – Irish Water Polo, Canoe Polo, Underwater Hockey, Swimming, Boat Sports and Surfing Archive

Welcome to Eirball’s Water Polo, Canoe Polo, Underwater Hockey, Swimming, Boat Sports and Surfing in Ireland Results and Statistics Archive.

Ireland Water Polo Men’s

Ireland Water Polo Women’s

International Water Polo

Leinster Water Polo

Water Polo Tournaments

Water Polo Teams

Colleges Water Polo

Schools Water Polo

Scottish Water Polo

Canoe Polo

Canoe Polo is a team ball game similar to Water Polo, with the difference that players are in canoes. Players try to pass the ball to each other and score in a goal at the defending teams end while navigating around the pool by canoe.

IMAGE REFERENCE

[3] Contributor: filippo giuliani (2022) canoe polo competition Item ID: 1360429004 [Internet] Available from: https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/canoe-polo-competition-1360429004 [Accessed 20 February 2022]

Munster Polo League

Munster Polo League The Munster Polo League Division 2 is the top level Canoe Polo League in Munster (South of Ireland) and Division 3 Nationally, below the Premier League.

Underwater Hockey

Underwater Hockey, as its name suggests, is a team sport where players push a puck along the bottom of a pool with the goal of scoring at their opposing teams end. Players wear snorkel gear and come up for air at timed intervals.

Below you will find links to the Results & Tables of competitions in Ireland:

Swim Ireland

The Olympic Games is the pinnacle of an Athletes career and Irish Swimmers have been winning Medals at the Olympic Games since 1924. The Irish Open Swimming Championships are one of the highlights of the Irish Swimming Calendar.

Open Sea Swimming

The Dublin City Liffey Swim was first raced in 1920 and was the first of its kind in the World.

Canoeing

Surfing in Ireland

Ireland was the first Country in Europe to host the European Surfing Championships when hosted at Lahinch, Co. Clare in 1972. With some of the best waves in the World, top surfers come from as far away as New Zealand and California to take part in events.¹ [References: 1]

European Surfing Championships

Irish Surfing Association

REFERENCES: BIBLIOGRAPHY

1. Cavey, Kevin (2017) “Chapter 14: European Championships Lahinch, 1972” How Green Was Our Wave” pg. 166. Trafford Publishing, 2017. ↩︎