Club Profile

• A non profit-making swimming club operating on a totally voluntary basis.
• TBA adult volunteers work within the club, clocking up in excess of TBA working hours each week.
• Main tenant at Gus Healy pool since it opened in the early 70’s.
• At the moment we use the pool for TBA hours per week.
• We paid Cork City Council €TBA for pool hire.
• Breakdown of membership
  

  Members/Beginners	TBA
  Improvers	TBA
  Competitive	TBA
  Committee	TBA
  Teachers	TBA
  Coaches	TBA
  Total Membership	TBA

  At present, membership is closed – there is a waiting list in operation.

• Teaching SectionNumber of swimmers who take lessons each week at the pool:
  

  Tuesday/Thursday	TBA
  Friday/Saturday	TBA	(Pre-Competitive Training)
  Total	TBA

• Competitive SectionNumber of swimmers who train each week at the pool:
  

  Junior Squad	TBA
  Intermediate Squad	TBA
  Senior Squad	TBA
  Masters	TBA
  Total	TBA

• Galas (Competitions) Once children attain a certain level of proficiency at the four swimming strokes, they may then (if they wish) move on to competitive swimming. The sport of swimming requires a lot of training in order to improve the strokes and to achieve a high level of fitness. At the moment our competitive squads attend between TBA and TBA pool hours each week (land work is also part of their training). These are mostly unsocial hours i.e. 6.00 – 7.40 a.m. before school.Our competitive swimmers take part in competitions that range from Minor Schools to National and International events.A number of these galas take place at Gus Healy Pool each year. Last year 6 Munster galas were held there. As well as receiving awards for performing well at these galas, the swimmers also use them to achieve qualifying times for the National/International Galas.Sunday’s Well swimmers are the current holders of the following Munster Records:
  Women/Girls
  Men/Boys
  TBA of a possible TBA
  TBAof a possible TBA