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Swimming Lessons

shoes34 · 2010-05-30 15:43:19

I am wondering has anyone done one to one swimming lessons or even two to one lessons in Ballina or Castlebar? Do you know how much they cost and are they any good? Thanks

30-05-2010 3:43pm

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shoes34

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I am wondering has anyone done one to one swimming lessons or even two to one lessons in Ballina or Castlebar? Do you know how much they cost and are they any good?

Thanks

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#2 09-06-2010 7:39am

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Our 2 kids are starting 2 to 1 lessons in Breaffy the week after next. €30 for half hour, or €20 for 1 to 1 lesson. PM for tutors number if you want.

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#3 12-06-2010 5:42pm

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fyi - the pool in ballina wouldn't be the best... they seem to add a lot [ie far too much] chlorine - far worse than any swimming pool i've ever been in. the changing rooms are ok but sometimes the pool itself can be filthy - last time i was there there were about 5 dirty plasters, some with blood on them, on the bottom of the pool. the attendants didn't seem too bothered about them either...

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