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    what does your school's timetable look like?

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      seavill
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      I know where we are no schools have a half day but in a neighboruing county most do, however we would have soccer, gaa and basketball all running at the same time just can't picture in my head how it would work,


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      Inspector Coptoor
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      seavill wrote: »
      I know where we are no schools have a half day but in a neighboruing county most do, however we would have soccer, gaa and basketball all running at the same time just can't picture in my head how it would work,

      Yeah, I'd agree with you, it's a pain in the arse.
      Less popular sports in our school like basketball & soccer have matches on Wednesdats too but there's little overlap as a lot of the boys pick a sport to do in school & might play GAA with their clubs etc.


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      2011abc
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      Inspector Coptoor wrote: »

      When the rugby season is over, cricket, athletics & other sports take over, usually around March

      Cricket?Youre in UK?


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      2011abc wrote: »
      Cricket?Youre in UK?


      I'm in Dublin.
      And yes, cricket.
      It's officially cricket & tennis season in a lot of Dublin schools now.

      I'd point out I have no interest in either.


    • #36
      seavill
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      Cricket in other parts of the country too (sorry I've dragged this completely off topic)


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