After a number of unforgettable years, my time with Swim Ireland has come to an finish. When I arrived in Ireland, I discovered a swimming neighborhood that welcomed me from day one: unbelievable athletes, coaches…

After a number of unforgettable years, my time with Swim Ireland has come to an finish.

When I arrived in Ireland, I discovered a swimming neighborhood that welcomed me from day one: unbelievable athletes, coaches who challenged me to be higher, and golf equipment, mother and father and volunteers who make this sport what it’s.

From Regional Development Pathway Coach in Munster to Assistant Head Coach on the National Centre Limerick, I’ve had the privilege of working with some outstanding folks. Watching swimmers develop, not simply within the water, however as folks, has been the very best a part of the job. That will at all times be the half I’m proudest of.

A particular thanks to Swim Ireland for the belief and the alternatives, and to my line managers Andy Reid, who’s now the National Performance Director, and John Szaranek, Head Coach on the National Centre Limerick. Your assist, honesty and steering have formed me as a coach, and I’m grateful for all the things I’ve realized working alongside you.

The NCL modified my life. The athletes and employees there made each early morning value it, and they’re the rationale leaving has been so onerous.

Thank you to everybody throughout Irish swimming who has been a part of this journey. Ireland gave me a house, and it’ll at all times have a chunk of me.

A brand new chapter begins quickly, however first it’s time to spend just a few days again dwelling with my family and friends.

Grazie di cuore, Ireland. 🇮🇪