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5 September 2019; Sport Ireland today announced a multi-year investment of over €3 million in National Governing Bodies of Sport through the re-launched Women in Sport Programme. Through the Women in Sport Programme, many National Governing Bodies for Sport have developed innovative programmes which target groups of young girls, teenage girls and older adults. While active participation remains important, the areas of leadership, coaching and officiating have become a key focus for many of the National Governing Bodies. In attendance, from left, Irish rugby player Lucy Mulhall, canoeist Jenny Egan, Emma Jane Clarke of Sport Ireland, Una May of Sport Ireland, Sarah Keane, CEO of Swim Ireland, Lynne Cantwell of Sport Ireland, heptathlete Elizabeth Morland, gymnast Emma Slevin, swimmer Niamh Kilgallen, Minister of State for Tourism and Sport Brendan Griffin, Sport Ireland CEO John Treacy, hurdler Sarah Lavin, Frances Kavanagh of Sport Ireland, Mary Dorgan of Sport Ireland, Nora Stapleton, Women in Sport Lead, golfer Hannah Guerin and tennis player Aisling O'Connor during a Sport Ireland Announcement of the multi-year investment in National Governing Bodies of Sport at the National Indoor Arena in Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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Sport Ireland announces multi-year investment in National Governing Bodies

05 Sep 2019

5 September 2019; Sport Ireland today announced a multi-year investment of over €3 million in National Governing Bodies of Sport through the re-launched Women in Sport Programme. Through the Women in Sport Programme, many National Governing Bodies for Sport have developed innovative programmes which target groups of young girls, teenage girls and older adults. While active participation remains important, the areas of leadership, coaching and officiating have become a key focus for many of the National Governing Bodies. Irish hurdler Sarah Lavin in attendance during a Sport Ireland Announcement of the multi-year investment in National Governing Bodies of Sport at the National Indoor Arena in Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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Sport Ireland announces multi-year investment in National Governing Bodies

05 Sep 2019

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5 September 2019; Sport Ireland today announced a multi-year investment of over €3 million in National Governing Bodies of Sport through the re-launched Women in Sport Programme. Through the Women in Sport Programme, many National Governing Bodies for Sport have developed innovative programmes which target groups of young girls, teenage girls and older adults. While active participation remains important, the areas of leadership, coaching and officiating have become a key focus for many of the National Governing Bodies. Irish hurdler Sarah Lavin in attendance during a Sport Ireland Announcement of the multi-year investment in National Governing Bodies of Sport at the National Indoor Arena in Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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Sport Ireland announces multi-year investment in National Governing Bodies

05 Sep 2019

5 September 2019; Sport Ireland today announced a multi-year investment of over €3 million in National Governing Bodies of Sport through the re-launched Women in Sport Programme. Through the Women in Sport Programme, many National Governing Bodies for Sport have developed innovative programmes which target groups of young girls, teenage girls and older adults. While active participation remains important, the areas of leadership, coaching and officiating have become a key focus for many of the National Governing Bodies. Irish hurdler Sarah Lavin in attendance during a Sport Ireland Announcement of the multi-year investment in National Governing Bodies of Sport at the National Indoor Arena in Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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Sport Ireland announces multi-year investment in National Governing Bodies

05 Sep 2019

14 August 2019; Sarah Lavin of Ireland, left, congratulates Christie Moerman of Canada following the Women's 100m Hurdles event, sponsored by O'Leary Insurances, during the BAM Cork City Sports at CIT Athletics Stadium in Bishopstown, Cork. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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BAM Cork City Sports

14 Aug 2019

14 August 2019; Sarah Lavin of Ireland, left, knocks the final hurdle whilst competing against Christie Moerman of Canada in the Women's 100m Hurdles event, sponsored by O'Leary Insurances, during the BAM Cork City Sports at CIT Athletics Stadium in Bishopstown, Cork. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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BAM Cork City Sports

14 Aug 2019

14 August 2019; Sarah Lavin of Ireland after knocking the final hurdle whilst competing in the Women's 100m Hurdles event, sponsored by O'Leary Insurances, during the BAM Cork City Sports at CIT Athletics Stadium in Bishopstown, Cork. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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BAM Cork City Sports

14 Aug 2019

Editor's Choice

14 August 2019; Sarah Lavin of Ireland after knocking the final hurdle whilst competing in the Women's 100m Hurdles event, sponsored by O'Leary Insurances, during the BAM Cork City Sports at CIT Athletics Stadium in Bishopstown, Cork. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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BAM Cork City Sports

14 Aug 2019

Editor's Choice

14 August 2019; Sarah Lavin of Ireland, centre, and Christie Moerman of Canada, competing in the Women's 100m Hurdles event, sponsored by O'Leary Insurances, during the BAM Cork City Sports at CIT Athletics Stadium in Bishopstown, Cork. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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BAM Cork City Sports

14 Aug 2019

14 August 2019; Athletes, from left, Yasmin Miller of Great Britain, Sarah Lavin of Ireland and Christie Moerman of Canada competing in the Women's 100m Hurdles event, sponsored by O'Leary Insurances, during the BAM Cork City Sports at CIT Athletics Stadium in Bishopstown, Cork. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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BAM Cork City Sports

14 Aug 2019

14 August 2019; Sarah Lavin of Ireland, left, and Christie Moerman of Canada competing in the Women's 100m Hurdles event, sponsored by O'Leary Insurances, during the BAM Cork City Sports at CIT Athletics Stadium in Bishopstown, Cork. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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BAM Cork City Sports

14 Aug 2019

28 July 2019; Sarah Lavin of U.C.D. A.C., Co. Dublin, right, crosses the line to win the Women's 100m Hurdles during day two of the Irish Life Health National Senior Track & Field Championships at Morton Stadium in Santry, Dublin. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Irish Life Health National Senior Track & Field Championships - Day 2

28 Jul 2019

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28 July 2019; Silver medalist Sarah Quinn of St. Colmans South Mayo A.C., Co. Mayo, left, gold medalist Sarah Lavin of U.C.D. A.C., Co. Dublin, and bronze Lilly-ann OHora of Dooneen A.C., Co. Limerick, medalist after competing in the Women's 100m Hurdles during day two of the Irish Life Health National Senior Track & Field Championships at Morton Stadium in Santry, Dublin. Photo by Harry Murphy/Sportsfile

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Irish Life Health National Senior Track & Field Championships - Day 2

28 Jul 2019

28 July 2019; Sarah Lavin of U.C.D. A.C., Co. Dublin, right, celebrates with Sarah Quinn of St. Colmans South Mayo A.C., Co. Mayo, following the Women's 100m Hurdles during day two of the Irish Life Health National Senior Track & Field Championships at Morton Stadium in Santry, Dublin. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Irish Life Health National Senior Track & Field Championships - Day 2

28 Jul 2019

28 July 2019; Sarah Lavin of U.C.D. A.C., Co. Dublin, right, celebrates with Sarah Quinn of St. Colmans South Mayo A.C., Co. Mayo, following the Women's 100m Hurdles during day two of the Irish Life Health National Senior Track & Field Championships at Morton Stadium in Santry, Dublin. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Irish Life Health National Senior Track & Field Championships - Day 2

28 Jul 2019

28 July 2019; Sarah Lavin of U.C.D. A.C., Co. Dublin, right, celebrates with Sarah Quinn of St. Colmans South Mayo A.C., Co. Mayo, following the Women's 100m Hurdles during day two of the Irish Life Health National Senior Track & Field Championships at Morton Stadium in Santry, Dublin. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Irish Life Health National Senior Track & Field Championships - Day 2

28 Jul 2019

28 July 2019; Sarah Lavin of U.C.D. A.C., Co. Dublin, right, celebrates with Sarah Quinn of St. Colmans South Mayo A.C., Co. Mayo, following the Women's 100m Hurdles during day two of the Irish Life Health National Senior Track & Field Championships at Morton Stadium in Santry, Dublin. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Irish Life Health National Senior Track & Field Championships - Day 2

28 Jul 2019

28 July 2019; Sarah Lavin of U.C.D. A.C., Co. Dublin, left, celebrates with Sarah Quinn of St. Colmans South Mayo A.C., Co. Mayo, centre, and Lilly-ann O'Hora of Dooneen A.C., Co. Limerick, following the Women's 100m Hurdles during day two of the Irish Life Health National Senior Track & Field Championships at Morton Stadium in Santry, Dublin. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Irish Life Health National Senior Track & Field Championships - Day 2

28 Jul 2019

28 July 2019; Sarah Lavin of U.C.D. A.C., Co. Dublin, on her way to winning the Women's 100m Hurdles during day two of the Irish Life Health National Senior Track & Field Championships at Morton Stadium in Santry, Dublin. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Irish Life Health National Senior Track & Field Championships - Day 2

28 Jul 2019

28 July 2019; Sarah Lavin of U.C.D. A.C., Co. Dublin, on her way to winning the Women's 100m Hurdles during day two of the Irish Life Health National Senior Track & Field Championships at Morton Stadium in Santry, Dublin. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Irish Life Health National Senior Track & Field Championships - Day 2

28 Jul 2019

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