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Joseph Pilates wanted his exercise to be accessable to everyone and through matwork classes and machine based work it is." In 10 sessions feel the difference, in 20 see the difference and in 30 have a

Hi We are the brand new gym Body fitness Dundrum. Bodyfitness is located at The Dundrum Luas station. The gym over looks the platform of the station and is conveniently located just 1 minute from Dundrum town center where the world Famous Dundrum Shopping center is located featuring exclusive shopping and dining brands from all around the world. Bodyfitness Dundrum operates under the mantra of quality rather than quantity. We will have a limited number for membership and believe in a less is more policy when its comes to members. Our Gym will have a maximum membership of 200 members and will always have plenty of space and machine options for a variety of training regimes. We have a sauna and wet room, massage and dietician on site for the complete workout and lifestyle experience. We only use exclusive Italian brand FF sport and have TRX and Olympic benchs in the gym Our personal trainers are some of the best in the country and will be available for one to one training and classes. Keep an eye here for more information.

St Conleth's Park is a Gaelic Athletic Association stadium in Newbridge, County Kildare, Ireland. It is one of the main grounds of Kildare's Gaelic football and hurling teams.

CoMMenTS PoliCy • This is an open forum. We encourage you to get involved. However, this is also a family-friendly forum, so we ask that you follow these guidelines. Posts and comments that breach these guidelines will be removed. • We do not allow comments or submissions that are violent, sexually explicit, obscene, racist, abusive, hateful,defamatory, libellous or inappropriate relating to under age players. • We do not allow comments that suggest or encourage illegal activity. • We do not allow solicitations, advertisements, promotion or endorsements of unapproved products or services. • You take part in this forum at your own risk, taking personal responsibility for your comments, username and any information you provide. • The appearance of external links does not constitute offi cial endorsement by the GAA. For more information visit the offi cial GAA site, www.gaa.ie.

Rugby stars is designed to promote a fun and positive attitude to sport.The programme aims to gently encourage rugby specific skills such as running with the ball, finding space, kicking, catching, scoring a try and much more in a fun and safe manner. Boys and girls are all welcome....

Castlebar’s first soccer team was established in 1924 and this is reflected on the club's crest. The first committee consisted of Tommy Leonard, Tommy Connolly, Tommy McDonald, Mattie Ketterick and Charlie Hanley. However, this setup was disbanded soon after until it was restarted once again in 1928. This version consisted of Tom Ketterick, Mattie's younger brother, Hughie McGartland and John Burke. The club was finally formed in Hack Welshe's on Castle Street and in 1932 the name Castlebar Celtic was chosen. The first game was against Galway Rovers in which Tom Ketterick said "we got hammered". Competition though, was very limited. There was no Mayo League as such in those days and Dooniver Swifts (of Achill), Westport United and Quay Hearts (of Westport) were the only other soccer clubs in the county. The 1938 Alfie Byrne Cup Winning Castlebar Celtic Team. They beat Westport 6-1 It took until 1938 for Celtic to win their first trophy, the Alfie Byrne Cup, when they beat Westport 6-1. 1947 saw the first of a record 9 Connaught Cup victories, when they defeated Galway Bohs at Maryland Park, their home since the early forties. The winner that day came from Michael Guthrie in a 1-0 victory. Hughie McGartland was club secretary for almost 40 years and was a key figure of the committee that purchased Flannelly’s Field, now known as Celtic Park, still the home of Celtic. They purchased Flannelly’s Field in 1954 for £1,879. A sum of £123 was spent on drainage and a further sum of £400 was spent on renovating a premise in Market Square as a clubhouse. Two old C.I.E. buses were bought for dressing rooms, to bring the total expenditure to £3,000. Running a series of carnivals and dances raised the money The first match played in Celtic Park was on 4 May 1958. This was a challenge game between Castlebar Celtic and Castlebar A. The first competitive game in the ground was between Castlebar Celtic and Westport United the following Sunday in the Mayo Area Final of the Connaught Cup. Celtic won the game 1-nil, with Frank Roache scoring the winning goal. Celtic had finally cemented a permanent home and this would see huge success to the present day. 15 Mayo League titles and 8 Connaught Cups were added to their tally during their time at Celtic Park as well as the F.A.I. Youth Cup in 2007.

Free swim assessment available, swim lesson for both children and Adults from beginners to lanes - contact reception for more information. Aqua aerobics on 4times during the week. Full equipped gym with supervision by qualified staff. personal pragramming available FREE to existing members. Children activities also available on Friday evening and Saturday mornings. Birthday parties and holiday camps.

MEET EVERY SATURDAY MORNING DINGLE MARINA 9:00 AM SHARP NEW MEMBERS AND GUESTS VERY WELCOME.