London 2012

Kenny Egan, who turns 29 on Friday (January 7), has become the figurehead for a group of promising Irish boxers, who won five medals at this year’s European Championships in Moscow and three golds at the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi. Egan, who is currently fighting for Miami in the new World Series of Boxing, […]

The OCI key events in 2010/2011.

The 2012 Olympic conference run in collaboration with National Federations and the Institutes of sport was held on the 9th, 10th December.

The Ireland elite squad finished up their 11-day training camp with a Test match against the hosts nation in Russia yesterday.

OCI officials travelled to London to discuss Ireland's planning for the London games. In addition they along with AAI and ISC visited the proposed training base for a number of athletes prior to the Games.

The heads of the GAA, FAI, IRFU, OCI and the Federation for Irish Sports have called on the Government not to make drastic funding cuts in the upcoming budget.

Olympic sponsors meet to discuss their activation programmes for London 2012

The OCI will hold a series of meetings over the coming months with National Federations and their performance staff.

London 2012 progress to help you plan your Games

Katy Taylor arrived home to Dublin yesterday and given a fantastic welcome home by the media, family, friends and boxing supporters.

Irish Hockey announced details of their new Central Preparation Programme (CPP)designed to help the womens hockey team make the step change in performance in order to achieve their ambition to play in the London 2012 Olympic Games

Aileen Morrison continues on her path to qualify for London 2012 Triathlon.