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Stoner · 09-08-2013 1:01am

I'd say the lads are passing the ball like crazy at football training, one point for a goal, two points for a kicked point, three points for a handpassed point and five points for a pass.

The Bogman · 10-08-2013 2:23pm

Gz100 wrote: »

Hi, I know its very late in the year but im living in the tullamore area recently moved and I am wondering if there are any junior teams to join in the area. a good six years out of practice.

I might be able to put you in contact with someone. Hurling/football? Where abouts in the Tullamore area? There are lots of clubs around Tullamore

Lola18 · 10-08-2013 5:37pm

I'm 23 and looking for a camogie or ladies football club. Living in citywest bit dont drive so saggart area or Tallaght area would suit best. Appreciate any suggestion anyone might have.

Gz100 · 11-08-2013 9:20am

The Bogman wrote: »

I might be able to put you in contact with someone. Hurling/football? Where abouts in the Tullamore area? There are lots of clubs around Tullamore

TBH I dont mind which, I use to play both codes when I was younger, I am living in the town itself.cheers

angelfire9 · 11-08-2013 11:36am

Banner GAA Ennis are starting a senior camogie club in September
First training September 7th
Further details from their Facebook page
No real experience required

Jaker · 12-08-2013 10:49am

conor.hogan.2 wrote: »

Hi.

What would be a good club for Hurling in and around Eastpoint - Vincents? I am terribly out of practice (5-6 years at least)

I'm looking for similar, any luck with this one Conor?

hupskip · 13-08-2013 4:40pm

Hey am looking for a hurling club to join for next year, am based in Walkinstown!

Vanolder · 14-08-2013 6:29pm

B î. Vioviú

Realt Dearg Sec · 14-08-2013 6:37pm

Vanolder wrote: »

B î. Vioviú

I never leave home without one.

emilys94 · 21-08-2013 6:35pm

Any high enough standard (intermediate or senior) camogie and gaelic teams near NUIG? moving at the end of the month and want to train and maybe transfer over

have played county at all grades for wicklow!

harper72 · 22-08-2013 8:25pm

Lola 18

I'm 23 and looking for a camogie or ladies football club. Living in citywest bit dont drive so saggart area or Tallaght area would suit best. Appreciate any suggestion anyone might have.

If you are in the tallaght direction you should try Thomas Davis as they offer both ladies football and camogie. They have two ladies football teams one at senior and one at junior. The senior team won the all Ireland club championship last year. They would accommodate you on either team. They are also a dual club who offer camogie. If you want more details you can email thomasdavisladiesfootball@hotmail.com who I am sure will gladly show you around their facilities.

:| · 23-08-2013 3:36pm

Hi guys,

I am looking for a camogie or ladies football team around beaumont, dublin 9 or 5. I haven't played in about ten years so i would be at beginners level basically. Anyone know any clubs that would be suitable for someone like me?

Thanks!

Big Pussy Bonpensiero · 24-08-2013 10:33pm

emilys94 wrote: »

Any high enough standard (intermediate or senior) camogie and gaelic teams near NUIG? moving at the end of the month and want to train and maybe transfer over have played county at all grades for wicklow!

From my understanding you can't actually get a transfer on the basis going away for college. If you do manage do, Salthill, St James' and St Michael's play senior. Depends really on where you're living in Galway but all 3 clubs are only a bus ride from the city.
More likely to get game time at St Michael's though. Salthill have teams at senior, inter & junior, and are current county champs, while James' are on the back of plenty under-age success at both minor & U-21 titles.

certain · 01-09-2013 10:46pm

I've a friend looking to play/train with a ladies football team somewhere around Clonskeagh/UCD. Any suggestions? Ideally a club with an Inter/Senior team as she's looking to improve from the training. Thanks!

Our ladies GAA teams (Senior and Junior) train in UCD so would be a good option. New players are always welcome, even for training

The man in red and black · 02-09-2013 3:24pm

Thanks Certain! I've passed on that number. What club is it?

moctodliamg · 04-09-2013 12:06pm

Been working in Dublin for the past 2 years, looking for a hurling team to join up with in Dublin.

I'm 24, from Cork. Living in city centre, working in Saggart, so willing to travel.

Played to minor level with a Junior club in Cork.

Haven't played in a few years so fitness needs to improve but willing to put in the effort!

certain · 04-09-2013 1:02pm

Moctodliamg,
I recommend St Brendans, based in the grounds of St Brendans Hospital. Good club and great lads- mostly from the country.
You could walk to their pitch from city centre.
DIT are moving in there and the facilities are being improved for that also.
They have a good social scene as well.
PM me if interested and I can give u a contact

ZeitgeistGlee · 17-09-2013 7:25pm

Any South Tipp football clubs looking for players? Asking for my brother, he's currently 24 and hasn't played football since secondary. Looking for a club to get back into things/to start with. Good fitness level. Thanks.

mayo_lad · 24-09-2013 11:48pm

any football clubs training around Birr co offaly , i'm struggling to find a club to train with after moving down this month

El Viz · 26-09-2013 3:25pm

I'll probably have better luck posting this here.
Well I never gave up playing cause I never actually started. I was more content watching, even back in my school days.

I'm actually a fit person and workout a lot, so I'm wondering if there is any hope for this 30 year old to finally start soloing with any amount of respect?

Based in the Dublin city centre area and will to travel in order to find a suitable club.

Realt Dearg Sec · 26-09-2013 3:32pm

El Viz wrote: »

I'll probably have better luck posting this here.
Well I never gave up playing cause I never actually started. I was more content watching, even back in my school days.

I'm actually a fit person and workout a lot, so I'm wondering if there is any hope for this 30 year old to finally start soloing with any amount of respect?

Based in the Dublin city centre area and will to travel in order to find a suitable club.

Realt Dearg. We're based in Terenure, and plenty of our players came to the game late. I like to think that we are very welcoming of people of all abilities, and that you'll be glad you came down and gave it a go. If you don't do it, you'll have all your life to wonder if you would have enjoyed it. By all means come down, train, have the craic. It's a great sport to be a part of, no matter what club you go to, but here I can guarantee you wouldn't be alone in never having played, would be made feel welcome, and would be part of a club that has a team playing at the lowest grade (don't be fooled though, there's no such thing as recreational hurling like 5 a side soccer, the intensity will be there either way). www.realtdearg.ie contacts section has phone numbers for the committee, and email addresses etc. Get in touch lad!

Deedsie · 14-10-2013 9:21pm

Is there any kind of winter hurling league in Dublin?

Realt Dearg Sec · 14-10-2013 10:49pm

Deedsie wrote: »

Is there any kind of winter hurling league in Dublin?

No. The regular league often drags on into the winter, but they've never intentionally ran a league that time of year

steno · 17-10-2013 9:44pm

Erin Go Bragh GAA looking for players in Dublin 15.
Our league winning hurlers are looking for new players for next season. We are based in the Clonee/Littlepace/Castaheaney/Ongar area of Dublin 15 and we have been hurling since 2007. Our team is made up of local players and players from the hurling counties of Tipperary, Cork, Limerick, Waterford, Galway, Offaly, Laois as well as the strongholds of Kildare. Meath, Carlow, Sligo, Mayo and Armagh. Anyone interested can contact Gareth Dalton 0876995134 or Karl Johnson 0872352074 we're also on facebook, twitter and our website eringobraghgaa.ie

steno · 17-10-2013 10:00pm

Forgot to mention the Erin Go Bragh Ladies Section are looking for players too!. Based in Littlepace/Castaheaney/Ongar/Clonee in Dublin 15. Any one interested can contact Kevin 0878220612 or Ciara 0879147154 or drop a pm to me or check out our website facebook or twitter

colmcille · 05-11-2013 5:40pm

Club Name : Naomh Colmcille CLG

Location : Holybanks, Glen Ellan Road, Swords, Co. Dublin

(Off the Balheary Road opposite the old Motorola Building).

Code : Football

Level played : Junior

Contact details : colmcillechair@hotmail.com, https://www.facebook.com/pages/Naomh-Colmcille-CLG/116051948138?sk=photos#!/colmcilles.bar?fref=ts

Any other info : We're always looking for Players for our Adult Junior team (Training Tuesday & Thursday @ 7pm) & We have Juvenile Training on Saturday Mornings from 12-1pm & are looking for Children aged between 9 and 12 to join us.

Facilities : Our Club House has a large hall, full changing facilities & has recently been extended to include new conference rooms, we have a Floodlit training area beside our Pitch.

We have full bar facilities which are open every night & are available to hire for functions, our hall & conference rooms are also available to hire for use by different groups in our local community. We currently hire out to groups ranging from Irish Dance classes to Dog Training & Bird shows.......

evan123 · 09-11-2013 2:10pm

Looking for a team to play hurling and possibly football for in 2014 at junior , u21 and minor level . Based in south tipp but willing to travel anywhere in tipp waterford and possibly carlow , laois or east cork . Sorry if i have done this wrong as i am new to boards !:)

Gael85 · 20-11-2013 7:57pm

[B]St James Gaels GAA 2014
St James Gaels 2014
Club Name:St James Gaels[/B]
Location:Iveagh Grounds,Crumlin Rd,Dublin12.Areas recruit from:Walkinstown,Drimnagh,Crumlin,Dollphins Barn,Kimmage,Harold Cross,The Liberties,Kilmainham,Bluebell
Code (football): Gaelic Football
Level played:Junior A(Junior A Championship/Division 6 League),Junior B(Junior D Championship/Division 10 South League),Minor,U16,U14,U12,U10,U8
Contact details:stjamesgaels.com or axelf82@hotmail.com
Any other info: St James Gaels will commence pre season training for next season in January and we are inviting new members(playing and non playing) to join our club.We have 2 progressing adult men football teams, a Junior A team and Junior B team. We are based southside in Iveagh Grounds on Crumlin Road about 15-20 minutes from city centre.http://www.stjamesgaels.com/contact 27,56a,77a,151 buses pass the pitch,17,18,121,122,123,150 buses go near the pitch as well.
We have excellent floodlight training facilities,astro pitch training pitch and floodlite pitch.

Both Junior teams are looking to progress a step further next year,first team won Junior B championship last year and are looking to get promoted in league next year. The second team won cup this season and will also seeking to gain promotion next season.

We will be starting training in early January and train every Monday and Wednesday nights in Iveagh Grounds Crumlin Road at 7.30pm,we have a mix of players from all over the country Kerry, Laois,Cork,Mayo,Galway,Clare,Donegal ,Sligo,Down and even a couple of Austrailians.We also enjoy and organise many social events/fundraisers throughout the year(including end of season trip) so all welcome to play or even train.For more info please contact email: info@stjamesgaels.com

http://www.stjamesgaels.com/contact
https://www.facebook.com/StJamesGaels
http://www.stjamesgaels.com/home/club-shop

Junior A contact
aaronirl@hotmail.com
Junior B contact
axelf82@hotmail.com

coolock94 · 20-11-2013 8:03pm

im interested in going back into Gaelic football after 4 years out of it im 19 and am an average player used to play for innis fails,,, looking for somewhere in coolock or close by...

Qwerty Dub · 21-11-2013 8:39am

coolock94 wrote: »

im interested in going back into Gaelic football after 4 years out of it im 19 and am an average player used to play for innis fails,,, looking for somewhere in coolock or close by...

If you don't want to go back to Innisfails I suppose Parnells are the next closest to you. Top class facilities (really top class) and would have Senior and some junior teams so they could cater for whatever standard you are at.

hardybuck · 21-11-2013 11:06am

coolock94 wrote: »

im interested in going back into Gaelic football after 4 years out of it im 19 and am an average player used to play for innis fails,,, looking for somewhere in coolock or close by...

You're spoiled for choice in that area. Parnells have some terrific facilities, but some people would find it hard to settle into a large club like them.

In close proximity you've got the likes of Raheny, Whitehall, St.Monica's, Naomh Barrog, O'Toole's.

It's the right time of year to do a bit of online research into the above, and maybe have a look down at training which will be kicking off in Jan.

steno · 21-11-2013 1:37pm

Erin Go Bragh in Dublin 15 Looking for New Football Manager

Erin Go Bragh GAA Club are looking for a suitable person to manage their Adult Junior Football team for the 2014 season initially. Interested persons should contact the Club Secretary John Kinsella @ (086) 8184054 or email secretary.eringobragh.dublin@gaa.ie

Realt Dearg Sec · 21-11-2013 5:57pm

hardybuck wrote: »

You're spoiled for choice in that area. Parnells have some terrific facilities, but some people would find it hard to settle into a large club like them.

In close proximity you've got the likes of Raheny, Whitehall, St.Monica's, Naomh Barrog, O'Toole's.

It's the right time of year to do a bit of online research into the above, and maybe have a look down at training which will be kicking off in Jan.

You should remember though that if you require a transfer within Dublin you'll have to get it submitted during the transfer window, which is very short this year: 1-8 December. So research away, but make sure you're on top of it.

Peace · 22-11-2013 3:52pm

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Peace · 22-11-2013 3:54pm

Réalt Dearg 2014 - Hurling in South Dublin

If you’re passionate about hurling…
If the 2013 championship was one of the best things you’ve ever seen…
If you want to be a part of a club that welcomes new members at every turn…
If you want to be a part of a club that makes sure lads that love hurling get to play hurling…

We are…
Réalt Dearg Hurling Club, founded in November 2009 in Terenure, has made huge progress over the last four years. In that period we have gone from barely having numbers to fill jerseys to having two teams in cup, league, Leinster league and Championship in 2013 with a possibility of introducing a third team in 2014.
The club was founded in Terenure to cater for guys who have been out of the game for a while. Traditionally in GAA there is a large drop off after minor and lads often live to regret this but find it hard to go back.
We are made up of lads who, for whatever reason, put the hurleys away but never lost the love of the game. We would like to give those lads a route back into the game and also in the long term to establish ourselves as a part of the community in Terenure where most of us are living. We aim to get our teams up the divisions as fast as we can but also to always enter a team in Junior F for lads who have been out of hurling a while or for those who are taking up the sport for the first time.

You can find us…
We currently have 2 adult hurling teams.
Our ‘A’ team exited the Junior D championship at the quarter final stage this year having qualified from the group that contained the two eventual finalists in the competition, Castleknock and St Judes. This team is currently involved in a play off , that if won would see us promoted to AHL 6 – not bad considering we started out in AHL 9 just 4 years ago. Hurling a division above should be great experience and help us to win the championship next year to keep the upward momentum going.
More impressively our ‘B’ team went on a run to the county semi final in the Junior ‘F’ championship this year. I remember a couple of years ago we weren’t sure if we could sustain 2 adult teams, however the club has gone from strength to strength in the meantime.
Training for the club is usually twice a week and is something to look forward to. ‘Story time’ is an integral part where tales of the previous weekend are told. Numbers often allow for full matches to be played at the end of training which ensures an enjoyable and competitive session.

Why we want you:
We literally have the full range of hurlers in the club, from the guys who have taken up hurling for the first time, hailing from Canada, Germany, Donegal and Cavan, to the guys who have hurled minor for their counties in the past and come from traditional hurling strongholds. In fact the majority of the club are from Clare, Limerick, Tipperary, Kilkenny, Cork, and Dublin. Often the dressing room will feel like the G.A.A. equivalent of the United Nations.
Nobody should be worried about the standard, we genuinely do cater for all abilities. I would encourage anyone even half interested to at least come down and watch a session early next Spring when we go back.
We are more than happy for people to just train with us as a way to keep fit if they are only in Dublin short term, the more we have at training the better!

Please do contact us if you want to know more get in contact:
www.realtdearg.ie
realtdearg.hurlingclub@gmail.com

fermanagh_man · 03-12-2013 11:32pm

Looking to join a team in Dublin 15 area, currently live in Castleknock, I know Castleknock would be my local team then St Bridgits are close by, however I was looking feedback on a good club to join!
I know it can be hard moving clubs as I have already done it from Fermanagh to Down clubs.

Haven't played in 2 years due to work but looking it get going again in 2014, still registered to a club in Co Down so will need a transfer

Was playing senior football in both Fermanagh and Down but for my next club the level I play at isn't important, I just want to get back playing

Looking for a club that accepts non Dubs would be great if there was a mix of Dubs and country guys

Any suggestions are appreciated

steno · 05-12-2013 12:00pm

sent you a pm

steno · 05-12-2013 12:04pm

Erin Go Bragh GAA Club based in Littlepace/Ongar District of Dublin 15

We are looking for a suitable person to manage their Adult Junior Football team for the 2014 season initially. Interested persons should contact the Club Secretary John Kinsella @ (086) 8184054 or email secretary.eringobragh.dublin@gaa.ie

We are also Looking for adult players in:

Football call George 0879709795

Hurling call Karl 0872352074

Ladies Football and Camogie call Kevin 0878220612

Gael85 · 07-12-2013 11:24pm

St James Gaels 2014
Club Name:St James Gaels[/B]
Location:Iveagh Grounds,Crumlin Rd,Dublin12.Areas recruit from:Walkinstown,Drimnagh,Crumlin,Dollphins Barn,Kimmage,Harold Cross,The Liberties,Kilmainham,Bluebell
Code (football): Gaelic Football
Level played:Junior A(Junior A Championship/Division 6 League),Junior B(Junior D Championship/Division 10 South League),Minor,U16,U14,U12,U10,U8
Contact details:stjamesgaels.com or axelf82@hotmail.com
Any other info: St James Gaels will commence pre season training for next season in January and we are inviting new members(playing and non playing) to join our club.We have 2 progressing adult men football teams, a Junior A team and Junior B team. We are based southside in Iveagh Grounds on Crumlin Road about 15-20 minutes from city centre.http://www.stjamesgaels.com/contact 27,56a,77a,151 buses pass the pitch,17,18,121,122,123,150 buses go near the pitch as well.
We have excellent floodlight training facilities,astro pitch training pitch and floodlite pitch.

Both Junior teams are looking to progress a step further next year,first team won Junior B championship last year and are looking to get promoted in league next year. The second team won cup this season and will also seeking to gain promotion next season.

We will be starting training in early January and train every Monday and Wednesday nights in Iveagh Grounds Crumlin Road at 7.30pm,we have a mix of players from all over the country Kerry, Laois,Cork,Mayo,Galway,Clare,Donegal ,Sligo,Down and even a couple of Austrailians.We also enjoy and organise many social events/fundraisers throughout the year(including end of season trip) so all welcome to play or even train.For more info please contact email: info@stjamesgaels.com

http://www.stjamesgaels.com/contact
https://www.facebook.com/StJamesGaels
http://www.stjamesgaels.com/home/club-shop

Pre -Season will commence on 6th January

Junior A contact
aaronirl@hotmail.com
Junior B contact
axelf82@hotmail.com

Decobuzz · 10-12-2013 4:00pm

Anybody have info on Rosmini Gaels? When do they start training?
I was in Fagans and saw that they've a clubhouse beside it

steno · 10-12-2013 6:59pm

They have a facebook page if thats any use to you https://www.facebook.com/pages/Rosmini-Gaels/146775175367044

Brigids Castleknock · 22-12-2013 5:45pm

May as well add our view here too for anyone recently moved to Dublin 15 area!

St Brigids (Castleknock / Blanchardstown) are always looking for new members, young and old, football and hurling, male and female. A great 80 year tradition built on by locals and fabulous country people who have moved to Dublin over the years.

We field adults teams at all levels and boast some of the top facilities in the county including a brand new state-of-the-art gym, full sized all-weather pitch, new full sized grass pitch to be opened in Spring 2014 as well as hurling wall and 6 handball courts!

Training for adult teams begins in January so check us out on;

Facebook;

https://www.facebook.com/StBrigidsGAA?fref=ts

Twitter:

https://twitter.com/StBrigidsGAA

Website:

http://www.stbrigidsgaa.com/

Or contact us via email at:

info@stbrigidsgaa.com

wanderers ballyboden · 03-01-2014 4:27pm

Wanderers GAA Club Ballyboben
Location South Dublin
Contact markthompson79@hotmail.com
Code Football

We are a Football club based in South Dublin. We have 2 mens teams who are always looking for new players. We have a good mix of country lads and Dubs. We are starting training on Sunday the 5/1/2014 in our home ground
Frank Kelly Park. We also have a top astro pitch rented for the preseason. If you are interested please contact me on the above email address or reply here.

St Brendans Hurlers · 04-01-2014 6:08pm

Club: St Brendan's
Location: Longmeadows, near Islandbridge
Level: AHL 5 / Junior C

Hi all

St Brendan’s hurlers are recruiting for the 2014 season. Having won the Division 6 league in 2013 and moved to our new home in Islandbridge, we want to push on in the coming year and are keen to bring in new players.

We’re a small club – largely run by the players, for the players.The club has a rich history and at present we hurl in AHL Division 5 and Junior C Championship.

So if you’re looking to return to hurling, or indeed interested in giving it a spin for the first time, St Brendan’s is the club for you.

We’re drawn from across the country (and beyond) and while we take our hurling seriously, there’s a very lively social side to the club too.

So if you’re interested, or would like some further information PM me or drop an email to stbrendans.hurlers@gmail.com. We're back training in late January /early Feb so hope to see some of ye then!

PS we also have a vibrant football side to the club, with two men's teams and a lady's team. The first team also won their league in 2013. I'll happily pass on details of anyone looking to play a bit of big ball with the club either

St Brendans Hurlers · 04-01-2014 6:20pm

Hi all

St Brendan’s of Islandbridge are looking for a hurling trainer for the the forthcoming season.

After 6 years of excellent service to the club, our present trainer has decided to take a well-earned break. We are therefore seeking a trainer to take our AHL Division 5 team in 2014.

We had a successful year in 2013, winning the Division 6 league and there’s a high degree of appetite among the players to push on in 2013.

This would therefore be an excellent opportunity to get involved with a proud club and a committed cohort of players. We have just moved to our excellent facilities at Longmeadows, near Islandbridge and the club has a vibrant momentum picking up at present.

We would equally welcome any interest from either early-stage coaches or more experienced hands.

Happy to discuss by PM or email: stbrendans.hurlers@gmail.com

Hope to her from you!

The_Banker · 04-01-2014 6:53pm

While I'm based in Cork if the renumeration package and milage was right I'd be prepared to travel.

Hammer Archer · 04-01-2014 9:50pm

St. Brendans, please post the info once only in here. No need for a separate thread.

Edit: Apologies St. Brendans, in my haste I didn't realise the other post was different. I've reinstated it here.

BlacknWhite86 · 07-01-2014 5:40pm

Hi,

I am currently living in South Dublin in the Ballsbridge/Donnybrook area and I am looking to play for a junior football team this year. I travelled home every weekend last year to play down the country but due to work/study commitments I cant this year. I would still like to play a bit up in Dublin when I am able.

Any suggestions on clubs in this area? I know the Clann na Gael/Fontenoy pitches are nearby, do they have junior sides or do they accept new players?

Cheers

hardybuck · 07-01-2014 6:15pm

BlacknWhite86 wrote: »

Hi,

I am currently living in South Dublin in the Ballsbridge/Donnybrook area and I am looking to play for a junior football team this year. I travelled home every weekend last year to play down the country but due to work/study commitments I cant this year. I would still like to play a bit up in Dublin when I am able.

Any suggestions on clubs in this area? I know the Clann na Gael/Fontenoy pitches are nearby, do they have junior sides or do they accept new players?

Cheers

Every club in Dublin will accept new players. Clubs who have junior teams will always be particularly welcoming of lads to play at junior level.

Clann na Gael would be your closest probably, but you might get stuck inbetween two stools as they have a Div.3 team - a league which has senior, intermediate and junior teams in it, and then a Div.10 team which is more social football than anything else.

You should have a look at this fixtures website to get an idea of what leagues teams play in, when fixtures are likely to take place etc.
http://www.sportsmanager.ie/t10.php?userid=3&leaguetable=1&report=1&reporttype=mixresults&compid=60643&countyid=3&club_id=&sportid=1

You probably aren't a million miles from other clubs like Ranelagh Gaels, or even Kilmacud depending on where you're living and access to transport.

Realt Dearg Sec · 07-01-2014 6:18pm

hardybuck wrote: »

Every club in Dublin will accept new players. Clubs who have junior teams will always be particularly welcoming of lads to play at junior level.

Clann na Gael would be your closest probably, but you might get stuck inbetween two stools as they have a Div.3 team - a league which has senior, intermediate and junior teams in it, and then a Div.10 team which is more social football than anything else.

You should have a look at this fixtures website to get an idea of what leagues teams play in, when fixtures are likely to take place etc.
http://www.sportsmanager.ie/t10.php?userid=3&leaguetable=1&report=1&reporttype=mixresults&compid=60643&countyid=3&club_id=&sportid=1

You probably aren't a million miles from other clubs like Ranelagh Gaels, or even Kilmacud depending on where you're living and access to transport.

I think ranelagh do some of their winter training in clan na Gael anyway.

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