Ireland will have five swimmers in action at the World Para Swimming Championships in Singapore from September 21st to 27th.
Leading the team is Róisín Ní Riain (S13/SB13/SM13), a double Paralympic medallist at Paris 2024, reigning World Champion in the S13 100m Backstroke, and a multiple European champion. Ní Riain will compete in five events in Singapore.
Also returning to the World Championships stage is Barry McClements (S9), a two-time Paralympian and European medallist, who will race in both the 100m Butterfly and 100m Backstroke.
Deaten Registe (SB14) will make his World Championships debut, competing in the 100m Breaststroke following his Paralympic debut last summer.
Dearbhaile Brady (S6/SB6/SM6), who made her Paralympic debut in Paris, will take on four events across freestyle, breaststroke, butterfly, and medley.
Síomha Nic Brádaigh (S7/SM7), newcomer to the team will race in three events at her first World Championships.



