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Tigersharks Tipperary Town coaches Mark Quillinan, Lucy McGrath, Erin McNulty (Swim Ireland), Vicky Ryan, Jim Kissane and Lukas Erbs, following the recent swim clinic
Swim Ireland coach Erin McNulty recently delivered an inspiring and high-energy swim clinic with the swimmers of Tigersharks Tipperary Swim Club, creating a memorable experience for everyone involved.
A former Performance swimmer, Erin still holds the 100 metres Butterfly record in the state of Hawaii, USA, achieved during her time studying for a Bachelor of Arts before later transferring to UCD to complete her Masters degree.
Now the Head Coach of Killarney Swimming Club in Kerry, she is highly regarded across the Munster region for her coaching expertise and athlete-centred philosophy.
Oonagh Gleeson, Chairperson of the Tigersharks club commented, “During the clinic, Erin worked closely with Tigersharks swimmers on stroke efficiency, starts and turns.
“The swimmers embraced the opportunity to learn.
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“Thanks are extended to Erin and Swim Ireland for facilitating the session.
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“The clinic has left a lasting impression, motivating the swimmers to set new goals and approach their training with renewed confidence and determination”.
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