Shannon Taekwon-Do Team

Half the kids who come will have trained for a year or less, others will know us very well.

We'll make sure everyone knows and supports each other. Our coaches will make sure everyone is challenged at the right level.

Come with your friends, make new ones!

6 – 10 July. 30 places, a few still open. [email protected].

What a morning at camp looks like.

A proper fun warm-up. Then:

👉️ Techniques
👉️ Kicking exercises
👉️ Pattern
👉️ Partner work
👉️ Games
👉️ Sparring drills
👉️ Breaking
👉️ Team events
👉️ Challenges

Kids go home hungry, a bit tired, and ready for more.

6 – 10 July. Ages 8 to 12. Email [email protected]

Shannon TKD Summer Camp. 6 – 10 July 2026.

We haven't run a camp in a long time. We're starting one this year, and we're going to make it an annual fixture.

Five mornings of Taekwon-Do for kids aged 8 to 12. All grades welcome!

Thirty places. Eleven are taken.

Email [email protected]

What a weekend at the ITA Dublin Open. 🏆

24 Shannon Taekwon-Do athletes competed in Dublin — from our youngest Under 10s all the way to Veterans — and came home with 12 medals.

🥇 Gold
— Marta Borovyk, Blue-Red Under 13 Female Sparring
— Bartosz Bartnik, 2nd Dan Junior Male Pattern

🥈 Silver
— Blathnaid Deasy, 2nd Dan Junior Female Pattern
— Bryan King, Black Belt Veteran Male Pattern
— Todor Aleksandrov, Yellow-Green Senior Male Sparring
— Bahar Rasuli, Under 10 Female Yellow Belt Sparring

🥉 Bronze
— Bartosz Bartnik, -55kg Junior Male Sparring
— Todor Aleksandrov, Yellow-Green Senior Male Pattern
— Anthony Mansilla Pivnyuk, Under 10 Male Yellow Belt Sparring
— Clodagh Deasy, Blue-Red Junior Female Pattern
— Philip Pawlowski, Under 10 Male Green Belt Pattern
— Ilya Borovyk, Under 10 Male Yellow Belt Sparring

A special mention for Bryan King, who stepped back onto the competition floor for the first time in nearly 20 years and walked away with a silver medal in Black Belt Veteran Patterns. That takes a particular kind of courage — and it's exactly what this sport is about.

And to every athlete who competed without a medal: competing is the hardest part. You showed up, you gave everything, and that matters.

We'll see you on the mat this week. 🖤💛

Group 10 From our December Grading

Group 9 From our December Grading

Group 8 From our December Grading

Group 7 From our December Grading

Group 6 From our December Grading

Group 5 From our December Grading