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Camogie

  • 14-08-2014 2:12pm
    #1
    Saint Sonner
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    I was wondering where would be the best place in Dublin area to buy Camogie equipment for 8-9 year old?

    Is it just the regular sliothar and Camogie stick at this age or is there other equipment to buy.

    Haven't a clue about this kind of thing!


Comments

  • #2
    nice_guy80
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    Do the club not have a club shop?
    Most clubs have discounted helmets and hurleys.


  • #3
    Saint Sonner
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    nice_guy80 wrote: »
    Do the club not have a club shop?
    Most clubs have discounted helmets and hurleys.

    Its for my niece up in Tyrone - Our club doesn't play Camogie or Hurling but she's taken an interest because her cousin plays in another club and just wanted to get it for her to mess about with around with at home.


  • #4
    zetecescort
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    I may be a week early or late but I'm sure lidl or aldi are doing them soon. Grand for just pucking around the garden. Should be no need for a helmet either I,d say.


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