Latest I-PARC Posts
Check out the latest I-PARC posts below. Here you will find information around all things physical activity.
PhD Opportunity: Play and Risk in Kids @ Technological University Dublin
Play is a fundamental human right. The United Nations Declaration of the Rights of The Child states that every child “shall have full opportunity for play and recreation, which should[…]
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Re-imagining Our Cities
This blog contribution comes from Shirley O’Shea, Senior Health Promotion Officer, Health Service Executive. The global COVID-19 pandemic has drastically changed the way we live, work, socialise, get around and[…]
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Event Alert: Coaching the Female Athlete – How to get the best out of your athletes/players?
Sport Ireland Coaching is delighted to bring you their first ‘Coaching the Female Athlete’ webinar. Through the presentations and Q&A’s with speakers, we will explore how each of them gets[…]
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I-PARC Aims
The aim of the Irish Physical Activity Research Collaboration is to inspire the best use of evidence, effective delivery methods, and supportive environments for improving physical activity levels in Ireland.
I-PARC Objectives
Identify
Identify gaps on how to develop and deliver best practices and seek ways to bridge these gaps.
Support
Enable and support solutions to increase physical activity in Ireland.
Share
Share learnings from research and best-practice in a systematic and easily accessible way.
Demonstrate
Establish mechanisms for demonstrating the impact of I-PARC.
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