Championship Down Syndrome swimmers set to make splash

More than 150 swimmers today arrived in Limerick to compete in the World Down Syndrome Swimmers Championship.

Championship Down Syndrome swimmers set to make splash
Sun, 03 Sep, 2006 - 12:53

More than 150 swimmers today arrived in Limerick to compete in the World Down Syndrome Swimmers Championship.

The week-long event, hosted by Down Syndrome Ireland, has attracted teams from 17 different countries.

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