where to play squash?

milkandnutella · 02-07-2005 01:51PM #1

Hi,

I arrived a couple of weeks ago in dublin (I'm French) and i'm wondering where I can play squash. I ran a search on google but it seems that there's only squash clubs for college students or grads. I'm a beginner in squash but did played a lot with some friends a year ago.
so, can anyone tell me which club i can join (I live in city centre) and what are the fees?

thanks1

Mixie · 02-07-2005 01:52PM

I wouldn't mind knowing this too, I've not played since Squash Ireland on the howth road disappeared (must be going on 6 years now?)!

Amz · 02-07-2005 01:55PM

I'm not sure if UCD still offer a pay as you use system for their courts in Belfield.

They had information on their website last time I checked. I think their courts were open to public use.

Mixie · 02-07-2005 02:55PM

Thanks Amz!

crazy days · 04-07-2005 10:08AM

Hey,

I got a squash racket for christamas and it's been sitting there gathering dust as i've never played squash, so i've decided i'm gonna pick it up, anyone wanna play gimme a buzz.
looking for a practice partner.

romperstomper · 04-07-2005 04:38PM

Looking for Squash courts?? DCU is pay as you go, €5 for for non-members

MicraBoy · 04-07-2005 04:46PM

Also St Finbar's GAA club (Naomh Fionnbarra) on Fassaugh Ave in Cabra has a squash court. It's on the 120/120/122 bus route about 5-10mins journey from O'Connell St. Good if you are in the north city centre.

They have pay as you go (€6 per person) and squash only membership (lump sum, plus €2.50 per member).

milkandnutella · 06-07-2005 04:25PM

crazy days wrote:

Hey,

I got a squash racket for christamas and it's been sitting there gathering dust as i've never played squash, so i've decided i'm gonna pick it up, anyone wanna play gimme a buzz.
looking for a practice partner.

I wouldn't mind practicing with you since it's been a while since I've played squash. (september04). I'm still considering myself as a beginner...important question however, are you a male or female because that makes a big difference as a player.

milkandnutella · 06-07-2005 04:26PM

I'll checked that out as soon as I'll bring back my racquet from france

. However, I'll need to find a female partner and I think that it's gonna be tough! :rolleyes:

WizZard · 07-07-2005 03:11PM

UCD (Belfield Campus) courts are open to the public. €12 per 40 mins.
I play there a couple of times a week. You can also rent raquets and squash balls from the sports shop there too.

Boston · 16-07-2005 10:00PM

Mixie wrote:

I wouldn't mind knowing this too, I've not played since Squash Ireland on the howth road disappeared (must be going on 6 years now?)!

You know that place only closed down for afew months and reopened. Persuming I have the right Squash Ireland on the howth road. I've not been there in a year, but It's definitely got new management.

p1976 · 10-08-2005 04:53PM

milkandnutella wrote:

Hi,

I arrived a couple of weeks ago in dublin (I'm French) and i'm wondering where I can play squash. I ran a search on google but it seems that there's only squash clubs for college students or grads. I'm a beginner in squash but did played a lot with some friends a year ago.
so, can anyone tell me which club i can join (I live in city centre) and what are the fees?

thanks1

De La Sallew School in Churchtown has 3 courts whicha re very cheqp and easy to book, also Dundrum Community CEntre has two courts

SprostonGreen · 11-08-2005 05:18PM

Orwell Road in Rathgar, there is a squash club/gym there.

maggz · 17-08-2005 09:00AM

Spawell in Templeogue have squash courts and its €15 for an hour.

Tazzle · 17-08-2005 05:44PM

christ, 15 euro? do you get a free body massage with that?

maggz · 18-08-2005 09:06AM

Yea it worked out pretty expensive cause had to hire the rackets(3 each) and buy a ball(4).. I tried calling Churchtown but no answer, and the place in Rathgar has been sold, so I didnt know where else.

rayiyer · 22-08-2005 06:02PM

Hey.. yo guys/gals,

SQUASH.. Get your asses down to galway..... lets have fun ..

im lookin for mates as well..

Cheers
Sudhir

Tiger Fan · 10-06-2009 02:32PM

Boston wrote: »

You know that place only closed down for afew months and reopened. Persuming I have the right Squash Ireland on the howth road. I've not been there in a year, but It's definitely got new management.

yeah it's called Phoenix Squash Club - 01 8530156. 20 for the year and then a few bob each for the hour. Does the job for the casual player

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