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Squash courts Northside Dublin

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  • 10-01-2014 8:25pm
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    Jennz1907
    Registered Users Posts: 8 ✭


    Hi

    Im looking to start playing squash again and Im looking for a pay as you play court on the northside of Dublin. Im based in santry, ive rang sportslink and Alsaa but you need to be members in both to book the courts.
    Does anybody know of any anound I can try??

    Thanks


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    sam keane
    Registered Users Posts: 18 ✭sam keane


    I've only started playing recently but we use finbarrs in cabra. 12 euro an hour


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    Stacksey
    Registered Users Posts: 498 ✭✭Stacksey


    Its a disaster as there is nowhere around, pity all those squash Irelands from back in the day are all closed down now :-(


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    sam keane
    Registered Users Posts: 18 ✭sam keane


    It's cat! The main places are all membership which is too much for the sake of an odd game


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    Jennz1907
    Registered Users Posts: 8 ✭Jennz1907


    sam keane wrote: »
    It's cat! The main places are all membership which is too much for the sake of an odd game

    Yeah its hard to find anywhere around alright.I'll look into Finbarrs ,I thought gaa clubs/ community centers would be my best options but there isn't too many with courts any more it seems. Thanks for your help.


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    jimmurt
    Registered Users Posts: 367 ✭✭jimmurt


    Jennz1907 wrote: »
    Hi

    Im looking to start playing squash again and Im looking for a pay as you play court on the northside of Dublin. Im based in santry, ive rang sportslink and Alsaa but you need to be members in both to book the courts.
    Does anybody know of any anound I can try??

    Thanks

    I live in Santry too and want to get back into squash. It's €200 a year membership to Alsaa which is reasonable enough. It's €3 a session then.

    I haven't started yet but I'll ask what the story is with bringing a guest.


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