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Irish Squash 2024 Performance Programme Support

News | 24.01.2024

Irish Squash 2024 Performance Programme Support

Home / News / Irish Squash 2024 Performance Programme Support

News | 24.01.2024

Irish Squash have just published their 2024 Performance Support Programme for 2024 which lists the levels of funding which will be provided to Irish International Senior Performance, Junior Development & Future Performance Investment.

The Full Document can be found here – 2024 Performance Programme Support (1)

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