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Under Nines Football?

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  • 26-08-2010 6:28pm
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    grudgebringer
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    Hi ALL,

    Not really sure where to post this but I was wondering if anyone knows of any football teams in the D15 area or surrounding looking for new members, my son is looking to join a team and I guess now is a good time with most of the leagues starting around September.

    He would be suitable for under nines (born in 2001)

    Cheers.
    Jason


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    Gaspode
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    Castleknock Celtic have U9s


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    Past30Now
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    The under nines for Castleknock GAA club will be returning to training in the next fortnight. Try www.castleknock.net.

    Regards,

    Past30


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    Doyler92
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    My brother is on the under nine's for St Mochta's. There is also other teams such as Castleknock Celtic, Santos 15, Hartstown United and Verona.

    EDIT: Sorry it's not the under nines teams my brother plays for it's an older age group


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    gabsdot40
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    Corduff FC have under 7, 8, 9, 10.
    They already had trials in July but they might still take new members. they have a great facility just beside The primary school in Corduff.
    BTW the under 7s are playing their first competitive game tonight against Mountview at 6 at the Mountview pitches.
    I'll be there cheering on my son


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    Kev.
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    gabsdot40 wrote: »
    Corduff FC have under 7, 8, 9, 10.
    They already had trials in July but they might still take new members. they have a great facility just beside The primary school in Corduff.
    BTW the under 7s are playing their first competitive game tonight against Mountview at 6 at the Mountview pitches.
    I'll be there cheering on my son

    My son is in Corduff and the facilities are second to none....


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    Derryleigh
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    Go for the gaelic instead of the soccer. Better coaching, facilities and value for money instead of soccer. GAA at a later stage when they are older will stand to them better than soccer which is in a sorry state in this country.

    Also the idea of "trials" (in soccer) for under 8s is a bit OTT at such a young age.

    Thats a by the by. If they are young, as long as they are playing some sport, its a good thing.


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