Powerlifting World Championships 2017
Anna, Louise & Hazel
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Hello,
Our names are Anna, Hazel and Louise. We have been selected to compete at the International Powerlifting World Championships 2017, to represent Ireland. To be selected and to represent your country on the IPF World stage is the biggest achievement within Powerlifting. We won’t bore you with any sob stories other than it is extremely costly and financially taxing for us to compete and travel with Team Ireland. We need your support to make this opportunity possible.
The International Powerlifting Federation
The IPF is the most prestigious drug tested powerlifting federation. It has recently received IOC recognition and hopes to be a part of Olympic games within the next few years. The IPF is the only powerlifting federation to ever receive IOC recognition. We are honoured to be given the opportunity to represent our country in the IPF World Championships, competing against the best drug tested powerlifters in the world.
Irish Powerlifting:
Powerlifting in Ireland is becoming increasingly popular. The Irish Powerlifting (IPF) federation was re-established in Ireland 2 years ago. Since then, its number of members have increased from 30 to over 400. Because the IPF is only newly established within Ireland, it receives no government funding. All competition costs are self-funded or from the generous help of friends and family. For this reason, we kindly ask for any donation you can spare to allow us to represent Team Ireland. We have worked extremely hard to achieve such an honour and would greatly appreciate you helping us make this journey possible.
+Achievements
Hazeline Hu
Class Under 52kg Open Best Lifts: Squat 132.5kg, Bench 72.5kg & Deadlift 155kg - 2 National Champion - IrishPF, IDFPA and IPO record holder - IrishPF No.1 2015 & 2016 - 2 x All Ireland Best Lifter & 2016 National Champs best lifter - 4 Nations Best Lifter 2014
Anna Hourihane
Class Under 52kg Open Best Lifts: Squat 112.5kg, Bench 72.5kg & Deadlift 145kg - All Ireland 3rd Place Best Lifter 2015 & 2016 - NO.1 Junior Female lifter 2016 - IrishPF National Record Holder Open & Junior - IrishPF Rankings No.3 2016 & No.6 2015 - First Irish Junior Female to break 400 Wilks
Louise Kenna
Class: Under 72kg Open Best Lifts: Squat 150kg, Bench 80kg & Deadlift 177.5kg -Open National Champion 2016 -IrishPF & IDFPA National Record Holder -All Ireland Champion 2016 & 2017 -IrishPF No.9 Ranked Lifter 2016