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LIMERICK student Eoin Corby is a key member of Ireland's 12-strong team which competes at the European Aquatics Championships (25m) in Poland from Tuuesday next.
Highly-rated Clarina swimmer Corby will open his championships when competing in the 100m breaststroke heats in Lublin on Tuesday next.
Corby is one of seven members of Ireland team competing in Poland who are based at the National Centre at University of Limerick's Sports Arena.
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Corby became Ireland’s only fifth ever European U23 medallist joining Mona McSharry, Daniel Wiffen, Ellen Walshe, and Ellie McCartney on the list, when winning his first international medal, claiming Silver in the 200m Breaststroke at the European U23 Championships in Slovakia in June.
John Szaranek, Head Coach at the National Centre at UL, is a key member of the coaching team with Ireland in Poland next week.
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