The Olympic Council of Ireland (OCI) is the governing body responsible for the representation of Ireland at the Olympic Games. Established in 1922, it oversees the participation of Irish athletes and teams in various international competitions, including the Summer and Winter Olympics. The OCI works to promote sports and support athletes in their training and development. The council is also involved in the organization of the Irish Olympic Team and collaborates with various sports organizations to ensure that athletes receive the necessary resources and support. Its mission includes fostering sportsmanship and encouraging participation in sports across Ireland.