IMAC Membership
IMAC Martial Arts Ireland is a National Governing Sporting Body for Martial Arts in Ireland. IMAC is a multi-disciplinary martial arts body and currently represents martial arts clubs throughout the 32 counties of Ireland.
IMAC Martial Arts Ireland is a National Governing Sporting Body for Martial Arts in Ireland. IMAC is a multi-disciplinary martial arts body and currently represents martial arts clubs throughout the 32 counties of Ireland.
Irish Martial Arts Commission 2013 AGM
Sunday 23rd June 2013
2.00 pm - 5.00 pm
Irish Martial Arts Commission HQ
Unit 4 Whitefriars
Aungier Street
Dublin 2
The new National Vetting Bureau Bill requires anyone teaching young people to have been vetted. The IMAC National Vetting programme has been developed in partnership with the National Vetting Bureau. IMAC requires all of its registered instructors, assistant instructors and volunteers to engage fully with the IMAC National Vetting programme. This process aims to ensure that instructors have no previous prosecutions or convictions that would make them unsuitable to teach Martial Arts to children or vulnerable adults.
The IMAC Women In Martial Arts grant scheme encourages members to host martial arts taster events for women. The grants are available to IMAC member organisations and clubs in good standing. For further information please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
IMAC is a National Governing Body for Martial Arts in Ireland, as appointed by the Irish Sports Council.
IMAC, Unit 4 Whitefriars, 50 Aungier Street, Dublin 2, Ireland. Telephone +353 1 476 2008 Facsimile +353 1 476 2008 Email
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