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Outdoor Winter Training in Dublin

  • 03-11-2005 10:55PM
    #1
    ANewee
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    Does anyone know of a hurling club who have weekly or bi weekly outdoor training in Dublin over the winter and spring period. North Dublin if possible. Not into indoor circuit training


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  • #2
    Geg124
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    ANewee wrote:
    Does anyone know of a hurling club who have weekly or bi weekly outdoor training in Dublin over the winter and spring period. North Dublin if possible. Not into indoor circuit training

    There are many clubs mate. All u have to do is go looking. U will have a decision to make over which club. Go to a few clubs websites that could help. Just a few clubs Na Fianna, St. Vincents, St. Sylvesters, Raheny, St. Bridgid's and there is many more. All the mentioned are on the North of Dublin


  • #3
    blackbelt
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    Scoil Ui Chonaill on Clontarf Road are looking for players.They have weekly training.Twice a week AFAIK.


  • #4
    damienom
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    Clontarf an option too, all weather pitch for training on at the back of the clubhouse.

    www.clontarfgaa.com


  • #5
    Geg124
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    Just thought Ballymun Kickhams are another club. They have a good all weather pitch aswell


  • #6
    ifah
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    Also Fingallians in Swords - we train mondays and wedesdays at the minute - are plaing in Intermed Championship semi final on Saturday. We have an all-weather pitch (100m) and train under floodlights.

    pm me if interested.


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  • #7
    mchurl
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    Geg124 wrote:
    Just thought Ballymun Kickhams are another club. They have a good all weather pitch aswell


    Have to be setanta if your goin out in the ballymun direction

    Vuncents would be a good option large number of teams and floodlights on pitches


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