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Latest News
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The Female Sports Forum Launches its Resource Hub
The Female Sports Forum is proud to announce the launch of its brand-new Resource Hub, an online platform designed to centralize a wealth of resources related to women’s sport and associated topics.
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NI Fencing at Belfast Schools
NI Fencing, as part of our partnership with NI Commonwealth Games, has had the privilege of delivering fencing classes for the amazing children who attend Fane Street and St Pauls Primary Schools in Belfast.
When we brought the two schools together the levels of engagement and the energy created by the children and their teachers was hugely rewarding and we thank them for their support in helping us to expand the reach of fencing into the community
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Northern Ireland Junior Foil Series 2024/2025 – Round 6 – Results
The results are in!
Congratulations to all the winners!
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Fencing Ireland – Level 2 Épée Refereeing
Fencing Ireland will be holding a Level 2 Épée Refereeing in conjunction with the East of Ireland Open on 22/23 March at UCD, Dublin . Details here: https://fencingireland.justgo.com/workbench/public/events?ref=2EF8EB4480F8EE4988ADCF70556A48D25BEB5532
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Northern Ireland Junior Foil Series 2024/2025 – Round 5 – Results
The results are in!
Congratulations to all the winners.
See you all March 16th, at Sullivan for the Round 6. -
Would you like to try Fencing?
We are holding FREE Come And Try It sessions for 8-12 year olds at Queens PEC on Sunday 30th March.
To find out more https://www.fencelikeanolympian.com/taster .
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British Youth Championships 2025, Sheffield
Dates: Sat 03 – Mon 06 May 2025
Venue: EIS Sheffield, Coleridge Road, Sheffield, S9 5DAThe BYCs is a competition for the top young fencers from across the UK. There are separate events in foil, epee and sabre for boys and girls in U12, U14, U16 and U18 categories.
Qualification is on a regional basis. Fencers who are registered with British Fencing as permanently based in Northern Ireland (as opposed to having temporary membership for individual competitions) are eligible to represent Northern Ireland.
For more details, please click here.
You’ll see that many regions hold qualifying events in each category with the top 8 qualifying. It is very unlikely that there will be more than 8 eligible NI fencers applying in any one category so, instead, we are inviting all those who wish to participate to email [email protected] by 10pm Monday 10 March 2025 with the following details:
– name of athlete
– date of birth
– BF membership number (must be valid on the day of competition), and
– which event.If there are more than 8 eligible NI applicants for an event then we will host a qualifying competition with the first 8 athletes being put forward. Round 5 of the NI Junior Foil Series (Sun 23 Feb) may also be used as a qualifying competition for U12, U14 and U16 foil competitions.
The standard of fencing is higher/tougher than the NI Junior Foil Series, for example. If in doubt, please speak to your (or your child’s) coach for advice. NI Fencing reserves the right not to put forward an athlete for entry if there are significant concerns about their readiness.
NI Fencing will then submit to British Fencing a list of the qualifying athletes.
Those athletes will be informed shortly after Mon 17 March by British Fencing via the Sport80 platform (i.e. the platform you use to buy British Fencing membership – please make sure that your contact details on Sport80 are up-to-date) how to enter the event.
Any questions, please email [email protected].
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Northern Ireland Junior Foil Series 2024/2025 – Round 4 – Results
The results are in!
Congratulations to all the winners.
See you all February 23rd, at Sullivan for the Round 5.