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5 a side in Dublin

  • 10-01-2008 10:00pm
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    wixfjord
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    Dunno if this is the right place to post this but is there anywhere to play 5 a side in dublin city centre (pref. southside), floodlit or indoor??


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    SuprSi
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    wixfjord wrote: »
    Dunno if this is the right place to post this but is there anywhere to play 5 a side in dublin city centre (pref. southside), floodlit or indoor??

    The closest place to the city centre that I know of is Sportsco in Ringsend. It's owned (or maybe was owned?) by the ESB and is beside Shelbourne dog tracks. There's another place along the DART line - just short of Sandymount I think, though I think it's mainly hockey played there.

    Outside that you could go as far as Stillorgan for St Benildus or UCD.


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    zAbbo
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    SuprSi wrote: »
    The closest place to the city centre that I know of is Sportsco in Ringsend. It's owned (or maybe was owned?) by the ESB and is beside Shelbourne dog tracks. There's another place along the DART line - just short of Sandymount I think, though I think it's mainly hockey played there.

    Outside that you could go as far as Stillorgan for St Benildus or UCD.

    That place at sandymount is fairly big, so it would be more 9-10 a side, plus it's outdoor with pitch markings which isn't as good imo.


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    KdjaCL
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    Coldcut in clondalkin facing Liffey Valley B and Q is directly opposite and total fitness next door..

    If your about at 7pm tonight the 1st pitch will have 13 pats fans playing 7 a side we need 1 more , pitches are the best in Dublin imo fairly big.


    kdjac


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