Sport Ireland is the authority tasked with the development of sport in Ireland. This includes participation in sport, high performance sport, anti-doping, coaching and the development of the Sport Ireland National Sports Campus.

In Summer 2018 the Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport published the National Sports Policy 2018 - 2027. The National Sports Policy provides the policy context in which we will operate over the next 10 years. Sport Ireland strongly endorses the National Sports Policy and, as the statutory agency responsible, will have a lead role in many of the key operational and strategic challenges contained within the Policy.

Irish Squash is the National Governing Body (NGB) for the sport of squash in Ireland and is officially recognized as such by Sport Ireland. It is made up of a voluntary board elected each year at an AGM.

Munster Squash is the umbrella organisation for squash played in the province of Munster. Munster Squash is, in turn, affiliated to Irish Squash. You can read our constitution here.

For further information about the personnel involved in Munster Squash see the Committee.

Leagues and Open and Closed tournaments are organised for affiliated clubs.

Members of affiliated clubs who meet the various selection criteria (see Junior, Senior and Masters’ sections for more information) can represent Munster at Inter-Provincial level and can also play for Ireland.

Munster Squash also provides assistance and direction in the coaching of players and in the qualifying of referees.

We are fortunate to have great sponsors for most of our activities but more are always welcome!

You can contact us on contact@munstersquash.com

Ulster Squash is the governing body of the sport of squash in the province of Ulster. It is made up of a voluntary board elected each year at an AGM and appoints representatives to the board of the sport’s national governing body, Irish Squash.

Within the province, our role is to promote and encourage participation in squash and proactively develop squash players from grass roots club level to provincial, international and elite representation.

Ulster Squash currently relies on volunteers and grants to function and receives no direct funding from Sport NI.

We are pleased to work in partnership with Belfast City Council through their Everybody Active 2020 programme.

The Governing Body of the sport in the province of Connacht.