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About Us
Fencing
One of the original olympic sports, fencing is a martial art using bladed weapons. Modern Fencing is fast, athletic and exciting. The objective is to score as many points on your opponent as possible by touching them with the point of your blade. Score is kept using electronic scoring eqipment with the help of a referee.UCC Fencing Club
One of the top fencing clubs in ireland, UCC Fencing club caters to beginners and expierenced fencers alike. We pride ourselves on being a warm, welcoming club that provides not only the opportunity to learn a new sport, but to make new friends. Joining a new club in university is a great way to settle in to your new life and the fencing club integrates both the social and athletic sides of the sport excellentlyNo need to worry about having your own gear, all the equipment will be provided for you once you get here. Membership is open to all ucc students
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News
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21/4
Team National Championships
Well Done To all the fencers who did so well at the team nationals in limerick. Special Congratulations to Jacinta, Norma and Bess who came 2nd in Women's Epee, Danny and Sam who came 3rd in Men's Sabre, and Hugh and Adrian who came 2nd in Men's Sabre
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25/3
Senior National Championships
congratulations to everyone who competed in the Senior Nationals in Maynooth last weekend. a special mention for Erin Barclay, who came 2nd in Women's Foil and won the All Weapons Trophy, and Jacinta Clair, who came 3rd in Women's Foil.
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Competitions

South Of Ireland Open
UCC is proud to be presenting the South of ireland open, on August 25th and 26th in the mardyke arena.The souths are a great opportunity to sharpen your skills with healthy competition. Foilists, Epeeists and Sabreurs from all over the country travel to cork for this competition, the largest one outside of dublin.
More information on the Souths and an online entry form can be found here, Or you can post an entry form to us.

Schull Novice Cup
The Schull novice cup competition will be held in October 2012 in the mardyke arena, cork.Schull is a fantastic way for novice fencers (those who have been fencing for up to two years) to get a flavour for competitions without being outclassed by highly expierenced fencers, and to have an opportunity to practice what they've learned against opponents of a similar skill level.
Entry forms will be available in the new acedemic year.
OTher Competitions
East of ireland Open February 11/12 UCD
Intervarsities February 25/26 Trinity
Student individuals March 3/4 NUI Maynooth
National Championships March 24/25 NUI Maynooth
Team Nationals April 21/22 University of Limerick -
Fencing
Fencing
One of the original olympic sports, fencing is a martial art using bladed weapons. Modern Fencing is fast, athletic and exciting. The objective is to score as many points on your opponent as possible by touching them with the point of your blade. Score is kept using electronic scoring eqipment with the help of a referee.There are 3 weapons used in the sport of fencing
Foil:
A light thrusting weapon that targets the torso, foil is the longest established of the three weapons, with origins dating back to the mid 17th Century. Foil is the most flexible of the weapons, making it an ideal choice for beginners as skills learned in foil can be applied to both Épée and sabre. Points can only be scored by hitting the opponent with the tip of the weapon on the torso. Hits to other parts of the body, or with the side of the blade are not counted.Sabre:
A Light cutting and slashing weapon which targets the whole body above the waist, excluding the hands. In sabre, hits may be scored by touching the opponent with the edge of the blade as well as the tip. Known for its explosive attacks, sabre is a fast-paced and exciting weapon. UCC is honoured to have one of the foremost sabre coaches in the country, who has led several UCC sabreurs to national and international success.Épée:
Épée, the youngest weapon is possibly the most realistic as it allows points to be scored by hitting anywhere on the body. Épée is the heaviest of the three weapons and UCC excels in Épée, as it is lucky enough to have several international Épéeists in its ranks who are extremely etheusiastic to pass the sport on to beginners.
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About us
The ucc fencing club was formed to promote fencing in cork, and to introduce people to this exciting sport. We give students an oppotunity to try a new sport in a safe and fun environment. We cater exclusively to UCC and erasmus students. Cyrano Fencing Salle is Cork's non-student club.
One of the top fencing clubs in ireland, UCC Fencing club caters to beginners and expierenced fencers alike. We pride ourselves on being a warm, welcoming club that provides not only the opportunity to learn a new sport, but to make new friends. Joining a new club in university is a great way to settle in to your new life and the fencing club integrates both the social and athletic sides of the sport excellently
Training
Fencing training begins in September and continues throughout the year. We are a beginner-oriented club with a strong emphasis on introducing people to the sport who would not have had the chance otherwise. Training takes place in Hall 3 of the Mardyke Arena
Monday: 7:00 - 8:30 pm
Thursday: 7:00 - 8:30 pm
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The Club
UCC Fencing Club
The ucc fencing club was formed to promote fencing in cork, and to introduce people to this exciting sport. We give students an oppotunity to try a new sport in a safe and fun environment. We cater exclusively to UCC and erasmus students. Cyrano Fencing Salle is Cork's non-student club.
One of the top fencing clubs in ireland, UCC Fencing club caters to beginners and expierenced fencers alike. We pride ourselves on being a warm, welcoming club that provides not only the opportunity to learn a new sport, but to make new friends. Joining a new club in university is a great way to settle in to your new life and the fencing club integrates both the social and athletic sides of the sport excellently -
Contact us
If you have a query, feel free to email us on fencing@uccclubs.ie
or if you'd like to send us snail mail, our address is:
UCC Fencing Club
C/O UCC Office of Sports and Recreation
Ferry Lodge
Mardyke Walk
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Fencing
There are three weapons in the sport of fencing.
Foil:
A light thrusting weapon that targets the torso, foil is the longest established of the three weapons, with origins dating back to the mid 17th Century. Foil is the most flexible of the weapons, making it an ideal choice for beginners as skills learned in foil can be applied to both Épée and sabre. Points can only be scored by hitting the opponent with the tip of the weapon on the torso. Hits to other parts of the body, or with the side of the blade are not counted.
Sabre:
A Light cutting and slashing weapon which targets the whole body above the waist, excluding the hands. In sabre, hits may be scored by touching the opponent with the edge of the blade as well as the tip. Known for its explosive attacks, sabre is a fast-paced and exciting weapon. UCC is honoured to have one of the foremost sabre coaches in the country, who has led several UCC sabreurs to national and international success.
Épée:
Épée, the youngest weapon is possibly the most realistic as it allows points to be scored by hitting anywhere on the body. Épée is the heaviest of the three weapons and UCC excels in Épée, as it is lucky enough to have several international Épéeists in its ranks who are extremely etheusiastic to pass the sport on to beginners.

UCC Fencing Club
