transfering to dublin hurling club

bigtomm

Does anybody know any hurling clubs in dublin who would be a good side to join... im coming from the south west and relocating to dublin.. any advice from people who have done this or have any tips, i appreciate...

pot p

What level of hurling are u looking to play??? Civil service are based in island bridge are a sound bunch, play junior a, of u need a contact for them let me know

thegen

Depends where you are going to live. Best transfer to the club nearest to where you will live.Let us know and there will be plenty of suggestions

therunaround

North side or south side?

tororosso

Depends on where you are planning on moving to and whether you mind travelling far to train and play? Are you planning on living northside or southside? Suburb or city centre?

If you do join a Dublin club go for a smaller one than one of the superclubs!

the_one_&_only

Try over on reservoirdubs.com The lads over there are involved with clubs all over dublin and will be able to point ya in the right direction

bigtomm

Pot, i would like to play Intermediate at least..I am hoping to move up soon..Not so sure as to where i would be living as yet, but i dont think i would find it a problem to travel to a club.. Preferable a club with decent* training facilities..ie, at least a shower(doesnt have to be hot water)

Im just looking forward to getting back playing if it all plans through

thegen

bigtomm wrote: »

Pot, i would like to play Intermediate at least..I am hoping to move up soon..Not so sure as to where i would be living as yet, but i dont think i would find it a problem to travel to a club.. Preferable a club with decent* training facilities..ie, at least a shower(doesnt have to be hot water)

Im just looking forward to getting back playing if it all plans through

Best wait until you know the area you are living in. We can then point you towards your local club.

TheGEN

bigtomm

kool, il be back;) when im up and running in dublin

bigtomm

so im back up and running...im in fairview...AGain, iim not too bothered if i have to travel a little for the right club..tom

LeoB

bigtomm wrote: »

so im back up and running...im in fairview...AGain, iim not too bothered if i have to travel a little for the right club..tom

OTooles are just down the road from you. They are a decent club. Or if you would like to come a little further out St. Maurs in Rush are a club on the rise with a flourishing juvenile section and an adult section on the rise. The facilities are excellent with 2full size pitchs, Training ground, changing rooms with showers, Gym, lounge and kitchen. Your talent would be most welcome.

PM me if you want to drop out for a look.

nells2012

lots of choice living in fairview tom , but you should try parnells senior b and junior c and e teams , were only up the road with pitches in artane and coolock new clubhouse in coolock village opening next month . send me a pm if intetreseted

An Citeog

The actual closest teams to you are St Joseph's O'Connell Boys who train and play in Fairview Park and St Vincents who are just up off the Malahide Road. Joeys only have one team which are in the bottom division while Vincents have a senior and an intermediate team but they'd also have fairly big numbers for those 2 teams this year.

Na Fianna and Whitehall Colmcille are both within walking distance aswell. After that, you've got Parnells, O'Tooles and Craobh Chiaráin further up the Malahide Road, with Clontarf and Scoil Uí Chonaill along the seafront. There've already been 2 rounds of league matches though and most teams have been back training at least a couple of months at this stage.