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Ireland Senior Men’s Squad Announced for 2026 Small Countries Association Championships

Volleyball Ireland is proud to announce the Ireland Senior Men’s National Team squad selected for the 2026 Small Countries Association (SCA) Championships, taking place from June 5th–7th in Craigavon, Northern Ireland.

The squad brings together a talented mix of experienced internationals and exciting young players as Ireland prepares to compete against some of Europe’s emerging volleyball nations.

Following months of preparation, training camps, and National League performances, the team will head into the competition determined to build on recent progress and continue the growth of Irish volleyball on the international stage.

 Ireland Senior Men’s Squad – SCA 2026

Outside Hitters

  • Mark Bumatay – Carrick Crows (IRL)
  • Lachlan Donnelly – Clarke University (USA)
  • Peter McGlynn – VK Črnuče Ljubljana pri Dunaji (SVK)
  • Cillian O’Riordain – Forza Ragazzi (SCO)
  • Jeremiah Obiekwe – Cassano VC  (ITA) (c)

Opposites

  • Idris Al-Ameen Disu – Balbriggan (IRL)
  • Sonny Yamada-Brennan – TCD (IRL)

Middle Blockers

  • Zakir Hassan – Jackals VC (IRL)
  • Julian Njuguna – Balbriggan (IRL)
  • Ben O’Sullivan – UCC (IRL)

Setters

  • Jordan Donnelly – Dalkey Devils (IRL)
  • Roimarc Dave Valdez – Carrick Crows (IRL)

Liberos

  • Ciagan Davoren – TCD (IRL)
  • Sean Eardley – Dalkey Devils (IRL)

The squad features players representing clubs across Ireland and abroad, highlighting the continued development and increasing competitiveness of Irish volleyball.

Coaching & Support Staff

The team will be led by:

  • Head Coach: Graham Bell
  • Assistant Coaches: Dorota Pykosz & Itsuki Harada
  • Team Manager: Gabriel Akinwande

Tournament Details

South Lakes Leisure Centre, Craigavon, Northern Ireland
June 5th–7th, 2026

Volleyball Ireland would like to congratulate all selected players and thank the clubs, coaches, volunteers, and supporters who continue to contribute to the growth of the sport across the country.

Éire Abú!

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