Bryan wins Portugal Open Water Nationals
Chris Bryan began his World Championship preparations with intent as he was the first man home in the Portugal Open Water Nationals this afternoon.
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Murphy leads Irish team in Glasgow
Dubliner Barry Murphy leads an 18-strong Irish team at the Celtic Tri Nations Meet this weekend.
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Hyland breaks men's Irish 100m butterfly record
Tallaght swimmer Brendan Hyland produced the swim of the evening on the final day of competition at the National Swimming Championships at the National Aquatic Centre in Dublin as he broke the Irish senior men's 100m butterfly record.
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Doyle earns place at World Championships
Fiona Doyle became the third Irish swimmer to qualify for the World Championships in Barcelona this July when she won the women's 100m breaststroke at the National Swimming Championships.
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Murphy and Doyle fail to secure World berths
Two of Ireland's World Championships hopefuls missed out on making the squad for the July meet in Barcelona on the second day of the National Swimming Championships at the National Aquatic Centre in Dublin.
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Murphy & Doyle take gold at Nationals
Irish swimmers Barry Murphy and Fiona Doyle won gold in the men's and women's 50-metre breaststroke respectively on the opening night of the National Swimming Championships at the National Aquatic Centre.
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Preview: Irish Long Course Swimming
John Kenny looks ahead to the Carlton Irish Long Course Swimming Championships
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Big guns in Dublin for Long Course Championships
The Carlton Irish Long Course Swimming Championships which double up as a world championship qualifier, get under way on Thursday at the National Aquatic Centre (NAC) in Dublin.
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Armstrong pulls out of masters swimming event
Lance Armstrong has pulled out of a masters swimming event in Texas this weekend after the sport's governing body attempted to bar the athlete.
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Review: Swimming Championships Day 3
Sycerika McMahon secured three more gold medals on the final day of competition at the Dave McCullagh Memorial Gala in Limerick bringing her total to ten Gold over the three days.
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Review: Swimming Championships Day 2
Barry Murphy picked up his second gold medal of the meet, winning the 50m Butterfly final in 24.99.
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Review: Swimming Championships Day 1
Sycerika McMahon finished day one of the Irish Swimming Championships in Limerick with four gold medals.
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Olympic champion Adlington retires aged 23
Britain's double Olympic champion swimmer Rebecca Adlington has retired from competition to concentrate on grassroots coaching, the 23-year-old said.
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Swimming most popular sport
Sarah Kane of Swim Ireland welcomes news that swimming is now the most popular sport amongst Irish adults
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Lars Humer
Lars Humer is the new head coach of Swim Ireland
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Humer joins Swim Ireland at UL base
Lars Humer has been appointed as the new head coach for Swim Ireland at the University of Limerick's High Performance Centre at the University Arena.
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Melanie Nocher
Melanie Nocher talks about her decision to retire from swimming
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Nocher retires from swimming aged 24
Two-time Olympian Melanie Nocher has announced her retirement from swimming at the age of 24.
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Murphy finishes 10th in 50m breaststroke
Barry Murphy has finished 10th overall in the 50m breaststroke semi-final at the World Short Course Swimming Championships in Istanbul, Turkey, recording 26.76.
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Lochte happy to share his success
Ryan Lochte may have set a new world record in the 200 metres individual medley at the World Short-Course Championships in Istanbul last night but it was images of the five-time Olympic champion giving away his gold medal that commanded as much attention.