Mixed Team C1 – C2 – Bronze: Martin McDonagh, Thomas Leahy, Jason Kearney & William Johnston
Mixed Individual C1: William Johnston – Quarterfinalis
1996 – Atlanta Paralympic Games
Individual C2 – Silver: Thomas Leahy
1999 – Argentina – Boccia World Championships
World Champion: Arun Asan
2000 – Sydney Paralympic Games
Mixed Individual BC1 – Gold: Gabriel Shelly
Mixed Pairs BC3 – Gold: Margaret Grant & John Cronin
Mixed Individual BC3 – Bronze Medal Match: 4th Overall
Mixed Team BC1–BC2: Quarterfinals
2004 – Athens Paralympic Games
Team Competed – No Medals
2011 - Paralympics Ireland
Rebrand – New Name & Logo
2012 – London Paralympic Games
Team Competed – No Medals
2013 - BisFed Founded
Boccia Ireland is currently a sub-committee of Paralympics Ireland but recognised by BISFEd as the new governing body for the sport of boccia in Ireland
2016 – Boccia Ireland Formed
Boccia Ireland is currently a sub-committee of Paralympics Ireland but recognised by BISFEd as the new governing body for the sport of boccia in Ireland
2016 – Rio Paralympic Games
No Representatives
2021 - Tokyo Paralympic Games
No representatives
Team Ireland representatives
1984 – New York William Johnston
1988 – Seoul Tom Leahy, Michael McCormack
1992 – Barcelona Martin McDonagh, Tom Leahy, Jason Kearney, William Johnston
1996 – Atlanta Thomas Leahy, Gabriel Shelly, Jason Kearney & Eoin Cleare
2000 – Sydney Gabriel Shelly, Margaret Grant, John Cronin, Keith Hayes, Roberta Connolly, Martina Murphy
2004 – Athens Gabriel Shelly, Gerard O’Grady, John Cronin, Keith Hayes, Roberta Connolly, Martina Murphy
2008 – Beijing Gabriel Shelly, Padraic Moran, Tom Leahy, Roberta Connolly
2012 – London Gabriel Shelly, Tom Leahy, Roberta Connolly, Padraic Moran, John Cronin