Where to throw a boomerang?!

irlforum

Hi,
I got a new boomerang and want to learn how to throw it. We drove all around galway this evening looking for a spot - salthill, renmore - all too many people around though.

It's a big space required.

Anyone have any ideas?

ronnie3585

Outside.

irlforum

ronnie3585 wrote: »

Outside.

Oh ya. Great.

skelliser

try the pitches in dangan down from abit from the running track

Throw it anywhere.

Sure, it's gonna come straight back into your hands anyway !

Seriously though, the football pitches down by the claddagh?

irlforum

skelliser wrote: »

try the pitches in dangan down from abit from the running track

Would they not be used every evening I wonder?

rarnes1 wrote: »

Throw it anywhere.

Sure, it's gonna come straight back into your hands anyway !

Seriously though, the football pitches down by the claddagh?

It doesn't come back if you don't throw it properly. It could go anywhere when your beginning and hit someone or something.

The football pitches were being used - I wonder are they used every evening.

aido179

australia?

bu seriously I'd say with this weather you'd be lucky to find somewhere remote enough. have you tried out by Nemos peir? or renville park out past Oranmore?

dilallio

irlforum wrote: »

Hi,
I got a new boomerang and want to learn how to throw it. We drove all around galway this evening looking for a spot - salthill, renmore - all too many people around though.

It's a big space required.

Anyone have any ideas?

I was afraid for a sec you were going to say that you got a new boomerang, but couldn't get rid of the old one

You could try Galway racecourse - plenty of room there.

Starie1975

+1 Australia.

You should be save down in south Park a.k.a The swamp, down the Claddagh.

bonzodog2

maybe the sports pitches opposite GMIT,or there are some in Mervue. Dublin Road rugby club? A couple of open spaces in Renmore.

BrokenArrows

big park area in doughiska

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=doughiska+galway&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=33.901528,79.013672&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=Doughiska,+County+Galway,+Ireland&ll=53.283626,-8.983769&spn=0.006248,0.01929&t=h&z=16

that is all a large park now.

Columc

Out on the knocknacarra at the end of the western distruber road their is Cappagh PArk, has great open areas with 2/3 football pitches that are open areas with not much people.

KevinVonSpiel

Maam cross.

Mrs OBumble

See the thread about where to go for driving lessons for suggestions about large, empty car-parks. Just watch out for learner drivers.