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| 22 Oct 2024 | |
| Written by Rachel Webb | |
| General News |
We are so proud of our Campbell Climbers!
In November, Zach, Archie and Conor will represent Ireland at the Youth Climbing Series 2024 Final in Leeds. Qualification for the Final is based on results in four separate competitions which have been running since September - the boys have worked exceptionally hard and shown a real committment to their sport.
In addition, Archie and Conor have been selected to join the Team GB Regional Training Squad for the coming year. They will travel to Sheffield regularly to train alongside some of the top young climbers in the country.
Building on these successes, the College's ongoing £6m investment in sport includes a climbing wall in the soon-to-be-completed sports hall. Exciting news for current and future climbers! If you would like to donate to our Sports Appeal, please click on the link below.
Building for the Future Sports Appeal
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