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Registrations for our new MSc in Physiotherapy are now open. An information webinar will be held on Tuesday 29th for those looking for more information.

There was some “heavy lifting” in this work…. Conor Heffernan/@physcstudy.bsky.social

𝗣𝗮𝗿𝘁𝗻𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗵𝗶𝗽 𝗔𝗻𝗻𝗼𝘂𝗻𝗰𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁! Irish Strength & Conditioning Network has teamed up with Ireland Active & REPs Ireland for the 2025 Irish S&C Conference. To learn more about this partnership, read our latest blog: repsireland.ie/irish-strength…

🚨 Big news for the Coaching & Performance community! We're thrilled to announce our partnership with REPs Ireland & @IrelandActive to co-organise the 2025 Irish Strength & Conditioning Conference. Read the full announcement here: repsireland.ie/irish-strength… #IrishSC #coaching

The #ISCN started as a simple WhatsApp group to connect S&C's. Now? We’re partnering with Ireland Active & REPs Ireland to host our biggest-ever conference. Of course, this could not been possible without the support of all our members! 🎟️ eventmaster.ie/event/w16RHPyS… #Irishsc

We are very proud of all our staff members who were nominated for the Dublin City University presidents awards. In particular we want to congratulate Kate Sheridan for wining the presidents award in the distinctive approach to teaching category 👏🏻

Lucky to work alongside such a talented group of researchers.

New publication; Really enjoyed collaborating with a great team on this invited piece, which is very applied in nature and should be useful for coaches to conceptualise deloading and understand the current evidence base for deloading practices. journals.lww.com/nsca-scj/abstr…

New research just published from Dr. David Nolan & colleagues. DCU Research DCU Science and Health

Great day for the parish.. one paper published online, another accepted. This is an important piece of research in ladies Gaelic games that will be available soon!

📢 New publication 🚨 🔍 A Practical Approach to Deloading: Recommendations and Considerations for Strength and Physique Sports ‼️ Dr. David Nolan 🔗 journals.lww.com/nsca-scj/abstr…

Special Olympics, with Dublin City University researchers launch the first young athlete impact report. dcu.ie/shhp/news/2025… Special Olympics Special Olympics Ireland DCU Science and Health

Interested in presenting your research at the Irish S&C Conference 2025 organised by Irish Strength & Conditioning Network , Ireland Active & REPs Ireland ? Submit your abstract at the below link by May 31st. forms.gle/yJRMsXyAcUdHbW…

I will be in studio with AntonSavageNT this morning around 11.20 to talk about the Enhanced Games Listen here: goloudplayer.com/radio/newstalk

You can listen back to the interview I did earlier with Anton Savage about the enhanced games ⬇️⬇️⬇️

Dr. David Nolan was interviewed by AntonSavageNT about the launch of the Enhanced Games Listen back to the interview here ⬇️⬇️ Dublin City University DCU Research DCU Science and Health

Athletes encouraged to use performance drugs at Enhanced Games. Dr. David Nolan of DCU School of Health and Human Performance told AntonSavageNT that while there are restrictions in place, there are still huge health risks associated with the competition. Listen on NewstalkFM here: launch.dcu.ie/4kDOXt3

Athletes encouraged to use performance drugs at Enhanced Games. Dr. David Nolan of DCU School of Health and Human Performance told AntonSavageNT that while there are restrictions in place, there are still huge health risks associated with the competition. Listen on NewstalkFM here: launch.dcu.ie/4kDOXt3

Athletes encouraged to use performance drugs at Enhanced Games. Dr. David Nolan of DCU School of Health and Human Performance told AntonSavageNT that while there are restrictions in place, there are still huge health risks associated with the competition. Listen on NewstalkFM here: launch.dcu.ie/4kDOXt3

Interesting opening paragraph on coaching qualifications from Brett Igoe in The Currency. Any thoughts?