
Enniskillen Lakelanders
About
Enniskillen Lakelanders ASC is a competitive swimming club formerly based at the Lakeland Forum, Enniskillen, Northern Ireland (we are temporarily based at Omagh Leisure Centre whilst the Forum is being redeveloped) and is affiliated to Swim Ireland - the governing body for the whole of Ireland.
For information about how to join Enniskillen Lakelanders, please contact us here: [email protected]
DESCRIPTION
Based at the Lakeland Forum Leisure Centre, the Club has a great history of producing national champions and international performers.
Advanced training and competition is provided at various levels for all age groups of competitive and non-competitive swimmers.
As progress is made our head coach shall ultimately decide when and how each swimmer progresses through the groups in accordance with the progression pathway agreed by the coaches committee.
The club is an inclusive club that provides individual swimmers with identity and although our goal is to produce swimmers at international standard, we also endeavour to keep our swimmers involved in sport for as long as possible, at whatever level suits them. The club attempts to provide space for swim fit, masters and tri-athletes as well as competitive swimmers.
The club has come a long way in the last couple of years. We have seen our numbers swell and this has proved challenging with the pool time we have available. As such every year there will be a natural transition. The club expects parents to support this and understand this vital process. At all times the decisions that are made will be for the greater good of the club.
For further information about how to join Enniskillen Lakelanders, please contact us here: [email protected]
The Club’s preferred method of communication is by email.
Contact Email addresses for the Club are:-
General enquires / Club Secretary / Membership– [email protected]
Gala Secretary – [email protected]
Club Childrens’ Officers – [email protected]
Treasurer – [email protected]
Coaching Team – [email protected]
Aquasprints Co-ordinator – [email protected]
Please use these mechanisms to contact Club officials. It is not appropriate to contact Office Bearers via their personal email address, personal profiles on Facebook Messenger, or personal Whatsapp profiles etc.
Responses to emails will be returned as soon as is practical, and we ask you to keep in mind that the Committee is a volunteer Committee of parents who have busy lives, plus work and family commitments. Whilst the Committee is very happy to provide information to you, before making a request, please consider if you can access this information from the website, Facebook group, or from previously issued emails.
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A strong squad of Lakelanders junior swimmers took part in Swim Ulster Future Challengers Meet 2 at Omagh Leisure Centre on Saturday.
Coach Chelsey Weir was there to support the young swimmers who brought home a substantial haul of medal award pins and a raft of new personal times.
6 Enniskillen Lakelanders’ swimmers made the journey to the Coral Leisure Centre Monaghan for Sliabh Beagh Swimming Club’s Winter Cluster Meet on 6th & 7th December.
Swim Ulster Primary Schools Cup and Championship was held at the Aurora Aquatic & Leisure Complex, Bangor on Saturday 29th November 2025. Excited for this opportunity to represent their schools, 22 swimmers across 10 local schools headed to Bangor determined to do the South-West proud and qualify for the All-Ireland Championships held in Dublin in March. Although a school competition, all the students attending are committed members of the Enniskillen Lakelanders swimming club and mustered all their skills and training in competing against the best swimmers from schools across Ulster. A successful day saw 4 podium finishes and an amazing number of swimmers qualify for the All-Ireland primary school championship to be held at the National Aquatic Centre Dublin next year.
A squad of 10 Enniskillen Lakelanders’ swimmers attended Dungannon Swimming Club’s 40th Anniversary Gala on Sunday the 9th November at Dungannon Leisure Centre. The gala was a great success for the young swimmers who returned home with numerous personal bests.
Enniskillen Lakelanders Swimming Club held their Autumn Junior Gala on Sunday 26th October, an event aimed at younger swimmers. This was the club’s first Gala in their new temporary base at Omagh Leisure Centre and there was much excitement among the swimmers from the outset with 37 swimmers from Enniskillen Lakelanders taking part. They were joined by competitors from nine other Ulster swimming clubs. For many of the 8-14 year-old competitors, this would be one their first experiences of individual competition, that all important first step for every sportsperson.
11 swimmers from Enniskillen Lakelanders swimming club made their way to the Lisnasharragh Leisure Centre in Belfast to compete at Swim Ulster's Aspiring Champions Meet; the first Gala of the season for swimmers aged 13 and over. The event was held over two days, 18th & 19th October. Coaches across Ulster use this gala to assess and monitor swimmers' skills, providing the scaffolding for the building blocks for success in the coming season.
All the work so far on skills and technique resulted in a slew of Swim Ulster Awards, personal bests and many top ten finishes for the Enniskillen Lakelanders.
Enniskillen Lakelanders kicked off the 2025/26 Swim Ulster competition season on Sunday when 17 junior members took part in the Future Challengers Meet 1 at the South Lakes Leisure Centre in Craigavon.
Enniskillen Lakelanders Swimming Club were well represented on the National stage at the 2025 Irish Age Group National Championships at the University of Limerick Sports Arena last week. Six young Lakelanders’ swimmers joined almost 700 swimmers from over 100 clubs competing over four days of exciting competition.
With the 2024/2025 swimming season coming to an end, the finale for the competitive swimmers from Enniskillen Lakelanders is the Irish Summer National competitions. There is great excitement among the 6 Lakelanders swimmers who have qualified to compete at the Age Group Championships in Limerick.
Thursday 10th July sees the start of the 4 day Irish National Age Group Championships for swimmers aged 14 and under in the UL Sport Complex at the University of Limerick. Six Lakelanders have qualified to attend, two of whom are competing at this level for the first time.
Enniskillen Lakelanders Swimming Club held their annual End of Season Gala last Saturday 28th June. This marks the end of the club's a very different 10 month season swimming in two counties across the FODC council. The gala is an opportunity for swimmers across all groups to compete side by side and a fun relay to round of the event.