‘See Sports Challenge’ shows that sport is for everyone!

Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council is delighted to be working in partnership with the Royal National Institute of Blind People NI (RNIB) to deliver the ‘See Sports Challenge’, an exciting initiative designed to bring blind and partially sighted people from across Northern Ireland together to take part in unique outdoor sports activities! As…

Congrats to our 2025 Senior Sports Award Winners!

There was an overwhelming sense of pride at the ABC Senior Sports Awards on Friday 28 March when 150 guests gathered at Craigavon Civic and Conference Centre to honour the A-list of the local sporting community and to celebrate their impressive achievements over the past year. Organised by Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon Sports Forum, with…

Girls Active leaders aiming to ‘up the game’ for girls in sport

‘Girls Active’ is an initiative developed by the Youth Sport Trust, which supports schools to increase girls’ engagement and enjoyment in PE, school sport and physical activity. The programme encourages teachers and girls to work together, empowering them to take positive action through influencing, leadership and inspiring their peers. Joining over 60 primary school girls…

Volleyball NI: St Patrick’s Challenge International Tournament

The St Patrick’s Volleyball Challenge Festival took place at – South Lake Leisure Centre – the home of NI Volleyball on Saturday 15 March! This festival marked the first international fixture between the two federations at the venue. Over 100 athletes, 24 coaches, 12 match officials and 20 volunteers attended the showcase, which saw four…