Our new generation of Irish champions are the inheritors of an amazingly rich rowing tradition. Bann Rowing Club has won more championships than any other commercial club in the country outside Dublin. "One of the oldest and most famous clubs in Ireland and, for many years the most feared of all at Irish regattas – that in a nutshell is the proud history of the Bann Rowing Club". Coleraine, County Londonderry, Northern Ireland, UK

Set on the beautiful River Lagan, Belfast Boat Club has a state of the art boat house and a fleet of modern boats which are enjoyed by both competitive and social rowers all year round. Never rowed before? Rowing is available for all levels and we offer trial sessions if you'd like to try it out. The social aspect of our club is just as important as our sports. We have great social facilities including regular social events and televised sports. Enjoy a coffee or drinks in our Laganview Café Bar and restaurant. The club also offers tennis, squash, and a fitness center. Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK

Belfast Canoe Club has a long and proud record as the oldest canoeing club in Northern Ireland. Founded in 1960, it had major influence in the setting up and early years of both the Canoe Association of Northern Ireland (CANI) and the Irish Canoe Union (ICU). The Belfast Canoe Club paddlers have more international competitive honours than all other clubs in Northern Ireland. Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK

Belfast Kayak Academy was founded in 2012 with the aim to develop a Paddling club to help increase junior participation in the sport. Club activities are mainly based at Knockbracken Reservoir in Carryduff. We have a number of boats and a good selection of kit that is available for members to use. We are currently seeking statutory approval for a new venue at Ormiston Estate (near the Belmont Road) in Belfast where we will have our own training pool for year round activities. Carryduff, County Down, Northern Ireland

The club is open to all members of the public and is intended to promote kayaking and canoeing in a cross community environment. We are mostly non-competitive and we aim to encourage people to feel safe and confident in a white water or sea environment. Over 1000 paddlers hit the water every year on over 200 trips across the North of Ireland, and occasional trips further afield. Although mostly a sea-kayaking club, our members enjoy participating in several of the canoeing or kayaking disciplines: open (canadian) canoeing, white water, playboating (freestyle), surf and sea kayaking are all catered for. Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK

Tracing its history back to 1842, Belfast Rowing Club is one of Ireland's largest open clubs with over 200 members. It is situated at Hay Island, Stranmillis at the northern end to the Lagan Valley Regional Park. Crews of all ages and abilities train on the sheltered waters of the River Lagan for recreation and competition. Belfast Rowing Club holds an annual "Learn2Row" introductory programme for adult beginners. Belfast Rowing Club are always interested to hear from experienced rowers who wish to join the club. We have active squads at junior, Club Men's and women's and Masters men's and women's levels. South Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK

For more than 80 years C.A.I. has maintained a strong, proud, rowing tradition, producing excellent crews, year after year, that have competed successfully throughout Great Britain and Ireland. From C.A.I. crews, oarsmen have gone on to excel further in club and national crew boats basing their success on the comprehensive and complete rowing platform that they obtained, thanks to their experiences at CAIBC. We look forward to this proud rowing tradition continuing under the club's new guise of CGSRC. Coleraine, County Londonderry, Northern Ireland, UK

Causeway Coast Kayak Association is a dynamic group of paddlers based in and around the North Coast and beyond. It has an active and growing membership that enjoys getting out and about on rivers, lakes and sea. CCKA has developed over the years with a much wider membership and coaching experience, which include families and paddlers of all levels of ability. Portrush, County Antrim, Northern Ireland, UK

The club is keen to develop the sport of sculling by providing excellent sculling opportunities and facilities. Social events at LSC go on all year, with several themed Sunday Lunches all year, and the Club Annual Dinner in February/March. Several major events are held each year. Regular sculling for beginners and more experienced scullers is on Sunday mornings at 10am. Capsize training is arranged at a local swimming pool at least once a year. Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK

Queen's University Belfast has a long and illustrious history of rowing. We pride ourselves on an exceptional breadth of coaching talent alongside First-Class facilities, providing a fantastic platform for our athletes to excel at events home and abroad. We have a proven track record of competing at every category from Novice level through to Senior Rowing. We welcome rowers of all abilities as well as those who have yet to begin their rowing careers. Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK

The goal of the Ulster Canoe Club is to help anyone get involved in open canoeing. Gentle touring paddles, multi-day journeys, moving water skills sessions and whitewater trips will allow everyone, of all skills and abilities, to be involved. Whether you want to improve and progress your open-boat skills to a higher level, or just enjoy an occasional sociable summer paddle, join the discussion on our Facebook page. Ulster, Northern Ireland, UK