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Galway Judo Club
Established in 1964, Galway Judo Club is one of the oldest Judo Clubs in Ireland. The club has played a very active role in spreading the sport throughout Galway and the Connacht region and has also achieved huge recognition at both national and international level with members achieving great success in competitive sport here at home and abroad.
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Irish Judo Association
Sports HQ, 13 Joyce Way,
Park West Bus. Park, Nangor Road,
Dublin 12
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Shaolin Dojo
Nahkurinkatu 4
20100 Turku, Finland
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Daito-ryu Aikijujutsu
Daito-ryu Aikijujutsu is a traditional Japanese martial art transmitted for generations within the Takeda family of the Aizu domain, and disclosed to the general public by Takeda Sokaku starting around the end of the 19th century.
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Fujiyama Ireland
The Fujiyama School, teaches the Japanese sword arts of Toyama Ryu and Shinto Ryu iai batto jutsu.
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IRKRS-Ireland
The Ryukyu Karate-jutsu Kokusai Kenkyukai (International Ryukyu Karate-jutsu Research Society) is an information based world-wide organization dedicated to studying, the origins, evolution & tactical application theories of traditional karate & Okinawan kobudo.
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Irish Aikido Federation
Aikido is a natural movement martial art to co-ordinate mind and body for health, defense and self-development. Aikido is primarily concerned with the education and development of character, the co-ordination of mind and body, and fostering a positive attitude and spirit of peace through training in physical and mental self-discipline.
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Monaghan Koryu-Uchinadi Shotokan Karate club
We are a Traditional Karate Club based in Monaghan Ireland. Our club is a branch off Monaghan Shotokan Karate Club. We specialize in Traditional Shotokan Karate and Koryu-Uchinadi. Our club is currently transcending from modern based Shotokan Karate Practices to Koryu Uchinadi Kempo-jutsu under Hanshi Patrick Mc Carthy.
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Silversprings Karate
If you've never done Karate or any other martial art before, then at Silversprings Gin Sen Karate Do you're at the right club to start!
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Aikido Galway
Aikido is a Japanese martial art often translated “way of harmony”. Aikido techniques involve blending with the movement of an attacker, in order to unbalance and then throw or restrain them without relying on brute strength.
Aikido was developed by Morihei Ueshiba (1883-1969), combining traditional jujutsu and weapons arts with a philosophy of non-violence.
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Connacht Taekwondo
Immediately after the Korean liberation from the Japanese in 1956 the members of this art began earnestly to diffuse its influence throughout the country. In the armed forces of the Republic of Korea, General Choi Hong Hi began to teach troops what was to become Taekwon-Do for the purpose of developing a powerful R.O.K. armed force.
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Koryu Uchinadi Galway
Koryu Uchinadi is a non-competitive, totally application-based defensive practice, punctuated with moral philosophy and highlighted by introspective teaching as a comprehensive single study.
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Irish Ju-Jutsu Kai Association
We teach Classical/Traditional Ju-Jutsu. We do not teach Sport Ju-Jitsu, but we have an affiliate who does, if you wish to participate in sport ju-jitsu.
The three Styles we teach are Kyushoshinjitsu Ju-Jutsu, which was researched and developed into its present format by Joe Carslake, with the supervision and great assistance of Yoshie Tanaka Sensei, and Bjarni Hjaralffson Sensei, who trained for 28 years in the Eshojii Temple in Nara.
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