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Westwood Tennis - Clontarf - Opinions?

  • 30-09-2020 12:53pm
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    Rowley Birkin QC
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    Hi all, recently got back into playing tennis at home in Cork during lockdown. I played a lot as a teenager and really enjoyed revisiting it. I've moved back up to Dublin and would like to play over the winter.

    Westwood Clontarf is the nearest court to me that I know of (based in North Strand) and I'm considering joining the gym to get access to the tennis. It's pricey (€79 p/m) but would like to think I'll get the use out of it.

    Wondering if anyone here plays at that club and has any feedback?
    Is there a structure for matching up new members with playing partners?

    I'd probably class myself (:o) as beyond beginner but would be taken to town by a good intermediate player. Mostly looking for recreational games over the winter that aren't scuppered by the weather.

    Thanks!


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