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Templeogue United currently has in excess of thirty teams playing at all levels, in the Dublin and District Schoolboy, South Dublin Football League, and Dublin Women's Football League. Our senior men's teams play in the Leinster Senior League, with our Sunday team playing in Intermediate League Division 1B. Our goal is to have teams playing at the highest level in each of these leagues, as well as providing football for players of mixed abilities. While the Club caters for players in the local area, our catchment area has expanded over the years with players coming from all over South Dublin, Wicklow, Kildare and beyond. New players are always welcome, a list of contacts can be found on the Teams/Academy page. Our Academy is the lifeblood of the club catering for boys and girls aged four to seven. The academy is open eleven months of the year, 10.00 AM Sundays, from August through to June. Newcomers always welcome. Our Clubhouse is located off Wellington Lane in Templeogue. We have an all weather located directly behind the clubhouse. All of our home games are played Tymon Park, our small sided teams play on pitches adjacent to the clubhouse. Our eleven-a-side pitches are a short walk away. While winter training takes place under lights on the all weather pitches, parents can enjoy a coffee in the warmth of the Club Bar which overlooks the pitch. As well as the Club Bar, where members can watch all telivised games, play pool, or just relax, we have a function room available for all occasions at reasonable rates.

Piranha Triathlon Club is based in Dublin, Ireland. We set up the club to bring together people who shared a common interest. Our goal is to help members (beginner to advanced) reach their health, fitness and competitive goals through the sport of triathlon. Triathlon is relatively new to Ireland and is proving very popular with athletes of all levels and ability. The club welcomes people interested in any aspect of the sport. There is no obligation on anyone to compete; being a member of Piranha is as competitive as you choose to make it! We welcome members who are interested in one or two of the disciplines (not just all three) as we put together relay teams and organise participation as a club in local runs and sea swims.

Finglas XI is one of the first cricket club in Ireland with MALAYALEES (Indians)

Welcome to Phoenix Cricket Club Established in 1830 and situated in Dublin’s Phoenix Park, Phoenix C.C. is the oldest and one of the most successful cricket clubs in Ireland. This most beautiful of grounds boasts an historic pavilion, some of the best playing surfaces in Leinster cricket, full nets facilities, bar & dressing room areas and ample car parking. Whether you’re playing or spectating it’s a great place to spend your afternoon in the sunshine!!As part of our tradition, Phoenix has always welcomed cricketers of all nationalities. Our club currently boasts members from South Africa, New Zealand, Australia, Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, France and the United Kingdom as well as our own home nurtured talent. If you are interested in joining and playing with Phoenix Cricket Club why not get in touch with us using the Contact page above. All players of any standard are welcome. The Youth section really is the heartbeat of our club now and we have a top class coaching team in place to develop the boys and girls right through their cricket career. Check out the links above for more details about every section of the club. You can get information there about Fixtures, Results, Players, Team Selections & Statistics for the Current Season. Pay us a visit, we think you will find it worth your while. Our Beautiful Ground is located on the Main Road in the Phoenix Park, officially known as the Chesterfield Road. It is situated opposite the Polo Grounds, on the left-hand side as you come from the city centre.

DCU Gymnastics and Trampolining Club, is a student based club within Dublin City University. We cater for trampolining and gymnastics enthusiasts alike, from beginner to elite level, with 4 training sessions available per week: Monday - 8-10pm Wednesday - 1-4pm* Thursday - 8-10pm Friday - 8-10pm* *These sessions are mainly used when they are in demand. As a sports team we compete in several big competitions throughout the year these include: -Intervarsities -SSTO (Scottish Student Trampolining Open) -ISTO (Irish Student Trampolining Open/BIGGEST AND BEST COMPETITION OF THE YEAR!) -Dublin Open -Munster Open -RGB/35's (DCU Vs Maynooth) The events in which we compete in are: Trampolining (huge surprise, I know), Tumbling, DMT (double mini trampoline) and Synchro. Never fear, the social life of a tramp is a guaranteed delight, with drinking games, costume themed nights and general banter. The first chance for you to taste the tramp lifestyle is at "Tramp Night" held in October with UCD, Trinity and Maynooth. Following this you can come along to an "Intensive Training Weekend" in Cavan, along with UCD, Trinity and Maynooth again! This is a weekend not to miss, between learning and getting those routines down, meeting new people and just the drunken fun which awaits! Throughout the year, there will be nights out, movie nights and charity events. These will involve other clubs too, no harm in being super social! The two chosen charities we will fundraise for this year are: -Pieta House, Preventing Suicide and Self Harm -Aware On this page you can expect updates, on events, competitions and just general info on whats going on week to week! If you have any questions do not hesitate to ask any one of our committee members! (Warning: Say anything too shameful and you will be quoted from that day on. FACT. ;) )

Clondalkin field five senior teams, a ladies team and cater for an extensive youth section from six years of age upwards. The senior first team have recently been promoted to Leinster League Division 1B and have ambitions of further promotion in the seasons ahead. Clondalkin RFC are a progressive club and are always looking for new players and club members. Whether you are a serious rugby player looking to get involved in a local team or just want to enjoy the social aspect of rugby, Clondalkin Rugby Club will welcome you. We pride ourselves in being a club that opens its doors to everyone - we have members from 12 different nationalities currently playing across all age groups. Senior team training commenced at the end of July and will take place every Tuesday and Thursday 7:00pm onwards. Youth training times vary - times are regularly posted on the website or contact info@clondalkinrugby.com. Mini's (age 6 - 12) train on Sunday mornings from 10:30am onwards, starting the first Sunday in September. Youths Training Mon & wed 6.30 to 7.30 Under 13s and 15s Tuesday and Thursday 17s and 19s.

The East coast surf club is somewhat ironically titled as we do most of our surfing anywhere but the east coast. We're part social club, part surf club. We surf all over Ireland, and beyond. We've a w

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