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  • 22-03-2007 8:32pm
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    Seloth
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    I'm just doing a little research and I'm curiouse to know if people would be intrested.

    My Father is a Farmer,His land is just outside glanmire,less than 10 mins drive out of the city.Even though we live in Cobh.

    Any way,He is thinking about doing new things for his land an one of those things is Paint balling.

    Basicaly what I am asking is would people like to go,I know it is very popular but I'm going to ask any way.How much would you pay,how often would you visit.If there was a Club set up would you join.Any other comments would be acceptable too

    And Mods please don't move this to the paintv balling section as I'd get more ofa response here from Cork people.


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    AutumnDays
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    Sounds great - personally I could see myself going maybe every 6-8 weeks for a day. If there was a club - where you could go as an individual, rather than having to organise a group of people - even better. Because I find in general, even though I'm up for something sporty - alot of other people aren't. Hope this helps.


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    Seloth
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    It does thanks.


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    blipp
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    Paintballing is usally very expensive. I'd love to go regularly but €40 a go is a bit steep. If you could undercut everyone it would be a winner. And if the course was inventive it would be very popular. One i was at in the States had a fortress and tunnels and the like. Very cool!!


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    RiderOnTheStorm
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    like blipp says, paintballing is expensive. Its the cost of the extra balls that does it. I love the sport myself, and my sons would love to go too. Frequency, perhaps once a month. How about a kids day / slot (with less powerfull guns and/or 'softer' environs)?


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    Mrs. MacGyver
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    I think its a mighty idea, always looking for things to do apart from going to Curaheen Park.


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    wideangle
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    You should look into a airsoft zone as well as the general public can but their own airsoft guns but not their own paintball guns.

    If your into using your land for other extreme sports I would reccomend a mini motocross track for the smaller size bikes which are being bought by alot of adults and children alike,noone caters for these at the moment so you'd be on a winner..no competition!!!


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    fastrac
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    deffo check out the airsoft as it seems to be the one on the way up


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    embraer170
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    Many of the mentioned activieis (paintballing, mini motocross tracks etc.) can be hard to get PP for.

    If you do manage to get something set up, I would heavily market it towards college students.


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