Cork - Where do ye train?

deegs · 29-11-2008 10:03AM #1

May have to find a new hall in Jan in Cork.

Anyone know of any decent sprung floors in Cork and the Price?

Or even where do Ye train

poconnor16 · 01-12-2008 06:59PM

Hi there....Bishopstown Community School hall is afairly decent surface and a very large hall too. Just call the school itself for information.

Charlie3dan · 02-12-2008 10:11AM

You could try mayfield sports complex or the silver spirngs. Douglas street has a capoeira academy and Aikido classes have started in their recently so they may have other times available. A few other options if you would be willing to go a bit outside the city?

tiger king thai · 02-12-2008 04:21PM

deegs wrote: »

May have to find a new hall in Jan in Cork.

Anyone know of any decent sprung floors in Cork and the Price?

Or even where do Ye train

try craig o flynn gym in blackpool. site of the old sun beam. he has a upstairs in his gym that he might rent out to you. get back to me and can put you in touch with him

deegs · 03-12-2008 12:54PM

Blackpool and bishopstown may be a bit far, but thanks for the suggestions.

Douglas street may be a good option!

david cork · 03-12-2008 03:25PM

deegs wrote: »

Blackpool and bishopstown may be a bit far, but thanks for the suggestions.

Douglas street may be a good option!

try the thai boxing gym. there is capeori on there the moment and other martial arts. what are you planning on doing if you dont mind me asking deegs

deegs · 03-12-2008 05:26PM

Kendo, so we need a well sprung floor?
I dont mind at all

Can anyone tell me the going rate for halls per hour? It was UCC that did the initial deal with our current location so I'm not sure the norm.

Cork - Where do ye train?

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