The big name in the athletics team is world outdoor silver medallist Kate O’Connor.
Heptathlete O’Connor will head to her third Commonwealth Games off the back of a stellar 2025 in which she won four medals including a gold at the World University Games and bronze at the European Indoor Championships.
In taking silver at the World Championships in Tokyo, the Newry born athlete set a new Irish record of 6714 points and five personal bests.
The 25-year-old, who featured in the 2024 Olympics in Paris, won silver at the last Games in Birmingham four years ago.
She will be joined in the heptathlon by Anna McCauley, who finished sixth in 2022 and more recently second in the UK Athletics Championship.
Nick Griggs, who won the Irish senior title in March, has been selected for his first Commonwealth Games and will compete in the 5000m or mile.
His training partner and fellow debutant Callum Morgan will also be in the 5000m. He broke the Northern Irish 10k record earlier this year.
James Gormley, who is also going to his first Games, will compete in the mile race after setting a new NI record for the mile indoor this season.
Para-athlete Eve Walsh Dann will go to her second Games and will compete in the 100 metres and long jump.
