Pushing forward from the Welsh Open, the Pathway Squad took another step up attending the British Championships in the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield this weekend, which was to…
As part of our ongoing commitment to opening opportunities to more members of the Northern Ireland Judo Federation, here is an update on our Pathway initiative which continues to go…
Statement regarding the resignation of Mark Harris from the NIJF Board of Directors. Mark Harris has submitted his resignation to the Board of Directors, and this has been accepted with…
For the last two years, our Pathway Squad has seen not only growth in numbers, but the growth in ability of our players involved, and it is now time to…
We are delighted to announce that we have a haul of medals from the British Adaptive and V.I. Championships! On August the 5th our team from the Northern Ireland Judo…
Over the last few months, work has been taking place on two very important development aspects for the Northern Ireland Judo Federation. The first is the recruitment of a new…
From the Northern Ireland Judo Board: ‘The All Ireland Schools Competition 2023 is open to NIJF members who meet the entry criteria. Be advised, however, that NIJF members born after…
On the weekend of the 22nd and 23rd of April, the Foyle Arena welcomed over 535 competitors from across the UK, Europe and beyond to take part in the Northern…
We are pleased to announce that applications for the position of the Northern Ireland Judo Federation Lead Performance Coach are now open. This role will be integral to the NIJF…
One of the Federations longest serving members Kathleen Keaveney was recently awarded her honorary black belt. Kathleen has been integral in the growth and development of the Omagh and Fintona…