Annual Reports

The Irish Sport Anti-Doping Programme was established by the Irish Sports Council in 1999. It commenced operation in January 2000. The purpose of the Programme is to ensure that sport is drug free. It does this through three key elements; testing, research and education.

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Annual Report 2010

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Highlights 2010

• Introduction of out-of-competition blood testing in a number of sports
• Continuation of biological profiling of athletes
• Review of the Registered Testing Pool to ensure that it is more streamlined and focussed on high risk sports/athletes.
• Receipt of IOC award for Fight Against Doping in Sport recognising the contribution made to the International (and National) fight against Doping in Sport.
• 20,904 educational resources distributed by the Anti-Doping Unit in 2010
• Increased emphasis on website as main source of information
• Sports section of www.eirpharm.com viewed over 33,000 times in 2010
• 8,605 successful database searches checking status of medicines on sport on www.eirpharm.com in 2010
• SIMON (Anti-Doping Management System) further developed with integration of the Clearinghouse Websites for NGB and IF use

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• Annual Report 2009.pdf (size 3.4 MB) |
• Annual Report 2008.pdf (size 2.9 MB)
• Annual Report 2007.pdf (size 17 MB)
• Annual Report 2006.pdf (size 1.2 MB)
• Annual Report 2005.pdf (size 2.4 MB)
• Annual Report 2004.pdf (size 441.5 KB)
• Annual Report 2003.pdf (size 336.1 KB)
• Annual Report 2002.pdf (size 847.5 KB)
• Annual Report 2001.pdf (size 3.6 MB)
• Annual Report 2000.pdf (size 129.9 KB)

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