Club to train with in Dublin?

Poor_old_gill

Anyone know any clubs to train with in the ringsend/ sandymount/ballsbridge area?

Up the Dubs

Try Fontenoys (hurling) or Clan na gael (football).

Both of these are good clubs and participate from under age up to senior leagues.

Marse

Up the Dubs wrote: »

Try Fontenoys (hurling) or Clan na gael (football).

Both of these are good clubs and participate from under age up to senior leagues.

CLANNA GAEL FONTENOY is one club in Ringsend/Irishtown.

mal_1

There is a structured training set-up in islandbridge for every Tuesday& thursday, for 'cluchies'. there are about 45-50 on Tuesday night & 25ish on thursday.

If you want more details PM me.

Cake Man

How many senior hurling clubs have ye in Dublin lads, just as a matter of interest?

An Citeog

Cake Man wrote: »

How many senior hurling clubs have ye in Dublin lads, just as a matter of interest?

There are 16 in the Senior A Championship, including 4 regional teams and 12 in the Senior B Championship. Then it goes on to intermediate, junior A, B, C, D and E.

Cake Man

Ahrite thanks for that Citeog that's a good few I suppose. I would say the club championship is getting that bit stronger every year with the improvement of standards?

portumna

Poor_old_gill wrote: »

Anyone know any clubs to train with in the ringsend/ sandymount/ballsbridge area?

As said above Clanna Gael Fotenoy is very close by. I used to work with a lad that trained with them and he said that they were a good bunch of lads. I've played a couple of challenge matches against them lately and the standard seems a decent level.

Poor_old_gill

Anybody have a contact in Clann Na Gael?
Or even know when they train so I can head out there

kilns

They are currently being trained by Brian Talty (selector with Dublin up until last year) and one of the best trainers out there, pity about the team! :-)

portumna

If you go onto their website www.clannagaelfontenoy.ie you'll surely find some contact info there.

Poor_old_gill

cheers lads