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If you have the post Cheltenham blues or quite the opposite, took the bookies to the cleaners with all the Irish winners at Cheltenham then take your hard earned winnings to Foy’s Lounge Edenderry this Saturday night 2nd April where Edenderry Town FC will be hosting a race night with a difference. There will be a real race day feel to this event as there will be many spot prize’s on the night for various categories. There will be a spot prize in various races for best turned out and in other races for the last horse to finish etc. We will also be giving out a prize for the “best dressed” couple on the night so ladies get that “Derby Day” or “Royal Ascot” rigout that you have only wore the once out and trot down to Foy’s Lounge this Saturday night and join in the craic.

Membership per season - 10 films for 2012/2013 Season Single member €65 Couple membership €110 Senior/student/unemployed €55 Temporary membership €8 per night. Feast of Film - €8 per film or see all four for €25

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BLOB DISCO,CLONTARF -STRICTLY FOR 5TH CLASS!!! 7 EURO! NEXT DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED SOON!

The Meath based flying club operates two Cessna 172m Aircraft. These are four seater aircraft with a cruise speed of around 100kts and a five hour endurance.

Head Coach: Pauric Dooley Trampoline Coaches: Anthony Geoghegan Shane Sunderland Glen Kelly Acro Coaches: Rosemary O'Sullivan Geraldine O'Halloran Tracey Doran-Quinn Amy Kelly Aisling Kelly Hannah Linney Tumbling Coaches: Shane Sunderland Anthony Geoghegan Classes Every Saturday: Special Needs: 12:45 - 2:00 Recreational: 2:00 - 3:45 Advanced: 4:00 - 6:00

Open 12-2.30 Saturday Nights and Bank Holidays

Grange is a club that has been going since 1916 and has always pushed it's gymnasts to the best of their ability. We are currently have 7 different kinds class on offer Children's Gymnastics Classes : http://grangegymnastics.com/recreational_classes.html Elite Gymnastics Developmental Squad Training : http://grangegymnastics.com/elite_classes.html Toddler and 'Parent & Toddler' Classes : http://grangegymnastics.com/baby_classes.html Trampolining Classes : http://grangegymnastics.com/tramp_classes.html Parkour, Free-Running Classes : http://grangegymnastics.com/parkour_classes.html Teenage and Adult Gymnastics Classes : http://grangegymnastics.com/adult_classes.html Gymnastics Classes for Teenage and Adult Martial Artists' : http://grangegymnastics.com/mma_classes.html Please follow the links provided or visit the website at http://grangegymnastics.com/index.html

House of Dance at Silence Night Club Dundalk - Teen Disco

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Green Fees: €15 Monday to Saturday. Societies: Groups and societies are welcome. Castlerea golf club was founded on 9th September 1905. The course was originally located on the Ballymoe road at Harristown. It moved to its present location at Clonalis in 1907. The land was initially leased from the O’Conor Don family. In 1985, the members purchased the freehold interest in the lands. The club house was replaced in 1990/91 when the current building was erected. The club continues to develop the course and grounds and purchased additional lands in 2007. This new development is in close proximity to the famous Clonalis house, the historic seat of the O’Conor Don family. Over the years Castlerea Golf Club has produced many fine and successful golfers. Bertie Briscoe was a member when winning the West of Ireland in 1928 and 1931. Miss Audrey O’Donohoe, whose father was a founder member of the club, represented Ireland from 1948 to 1953 and subsequently became Irish team captain. Rupert de Lacy Staunton was winner of the South of Ireland in 1965 and 1972. He played for Ireland from 1963 to 1973 during which time Ireland won the European Championship for the first time. Rupert also captained the Irish team for a number of years and was a Walker Cup selector. His father Maurice was president of the GUI in 1974. The club currently has a membership of some 700 comprising all categories of members. Full details of membership and subscription rates are to be obtained on our membership page. Situated in close proximity to the town, the club is always delighted to welcome visitors. Societies and individual green fees are available and can be accessed on our green fees page.