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swimming pool with diving facilities

pj9999 · 2007-10-24 00:59:21

Looking for swimming pools in Cork where diving is allowed. Do any have any high diving boards?

24-10-2007 01:59AM

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pj9999

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Looking for swimming pools in Cork where diving is allowed.
Do any have any high diving boards?

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#2 24-10-2007 12:17PM

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Doubt it, u need a diving pool of a certain debth to get insured to allow people to dive. Havent been to churchfield but nowhere else does.

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#3 25-10-2007 01:34AM

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nope. no high diving boards in the city. reckon UL might be the nearest likely spot. or maybe some cliffs about the coast

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#4 25-10-2007 10:54AM

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Would the Naval College be an option? I heard that they have some deep pool that regular folks can occassionally use...

I might be wrong though...

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#5 26-10-2007 12:13AM

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prolly for scuba diving as opposed to springboard diving.

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