Ulster Take the Interpros Title – Annie & Peggy Represent
During the break in finals on the last day of the Dave McCullagh International, Annie and Peggy competed at the Regional Skills Academy Interpros. Ulster were victorious, lifting the 2026 trophy.
During the break in finals on the last day of the Dave McCullagh International, Annie and Peggy also competed at the Regional Skills Academy Interpros. Four regions of Ireland went head-to-head across: 4 x 50m Kick Relay 100m Freestyle 200m Individual Medley Ulster were victorious, lifting the 2026 trophy. Both Annie and Peggy took this on in addition to competing all weekend at the McCullagh International — making for a very long Sunday and a demanding end to the meet. To step up, race twice in two environments, and contribute to a regional win shows resilience and maturity. Well done to both girls on representing Ulster and the club so well.
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