Northern Ireland Volleyball President Jonathan McFadden has released the following statement in response to the news that beach volleyball will not be part of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games. “After months of speculation I was delighted to see the Commonwealth Games return to the UK in 2026 with Glasgow stepping in to host the …
The national volleyball federations of England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Ireland and Gibraltar, along with the British Volleyball Federation (BVF), are delighted to announce the launch of a new international tournament. The Five Nations Volleyball Championship will feature national Senior teams (women’s and men’s) from each country, competing in a round-robin format. Volleyball England will …
Northern Ireland Volleyball, in partnership with FIVB, is seeking to recruit a High-Performance Beach Coach and Programme Manager to plan, implement and lead the development of our High-Performance beach athletes, competitions and programmes, adding expertise, value and focus to our national beach development initiatives and deliver on our performance planning objectives. This post is initially …
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Northern Ireland Volleyball member Jack McMurray has been awarded a scholarship to play volleyball at university in America. Jack has always been a fantastic player and has been a bright light within the Junior and Senior National Teams. He also represents Southern Regional College Armagh and Craigavon Aztecs. We are so excited for Jack to …
Junior boys bring back bronze The Northern Ireland Volleyball Junior Boys’ team travelled to Andorra over the Easter holidays to compete in the CEV SCA (Small Countries Association) Championships. The team headed over for the U20 Championship in Andorra and got straight to work with a training session before the competition began at Complex Esportiu …
Northern Ireland (NI) Volleyball Vice-President, Joanna McCrory, is among the nominees shortlisted for the Northern Ireland National Women in Sport Awards for this year. McCrory’s work within the Federation but especially in cooperation with CEV – she is the person in charge of running the CEV School Project ‘Play Volleyball – Grow with it’ in …
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When it comes to activities run in conjunction with the CEV School Project ‘Play Volleyball – Grow with it’, December was a month of intense preparation for the busy second semester of the school year 2022/2023 in Northern Ireland. There are a number of coaching sessions for teachers planned in five locations across the province …
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