Swim Ireland is the National Governing Body (NGB) for swimming, water polo, diving, and synchronized swimming in Ireland. Recognized by the Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport through Sport Ireland and Sport Northern Ireland, as well as at the world level by FINA and at the European level by LEN, Swim Ireland aims to encourage participation, develop excellence, and regulate the sport. With a 5-year strategic plan in place, Swim Ireland operates as a company limited by guarantee and adheres to the Voluntary Code of Governance.

Their Board of Directors, elected annually, provides strategic direction, while the Chief Executive Officer and staff handle operational responsibilities. Swim Ireland offers various membership options, including club membership, associate membership, and licensing. They provide services such as club resources, international permit transfers, meet licensing, and vetting.

They also have programs for youth development, women in sport, aquatics for all, and learning to swim. In addition to memberships and programs, Swim Ireland offers courses and qualifications for coaches, officials, teachers, and managers. They cover disciplines like diving, para swimming, masters, water polo, and open water swimming.

With a focus on performance, they have national and regional programs and operate national centers. Swim Ireland is committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of its participants and has implemented safeguarding policies. They also organize competitions, maintain records and rankings, and provide regulations and safety guidelines.

Overall, Swim Ireland aims to encourage a wide range of individuals to engage with water-based sports, develop athletes to excel in their disciplines, and regulate the sport to ensure fair play and safety