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Rowing in Dublin

  • 18-08-2008 2:02pm
    #1
    AngryBadger
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    Greetings all,

    Time to make good on my own oaths and join a rowing club in Dublin. I'm moving to a new place around Spencer Docks in two weeks, and St. Pats/Stella maris rowing clubs have been mentioned. Thing is I can only find one e-mail address for St. pats, and no contact info at all for Stealla Maris.

    Any chance someone might have some info to help me out, or even be a member of either club? Or indeed any other clubs looking for soem fresh meat?


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  • #2
    smashey
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    Moved to Sailing & Boating.


  • #3
    AngryBadger
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    oh right, apologies, didn't even know there was a "sailing & boating".

    thanks!


  • #4
    JamesM
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    I think that Poolbeg Yacht and Boat Club have contacts with Stella Maris. Check out Neptune at Island Bridge for the other type of rowing.
    Jim.


  • #5
    scraggymess
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    All the good river rowing clubs are within a hundred metres of each other. If you've rowed before then Commercial, which is next to neptune. Or if you're a total novice then join Neptune. Its expensive, time consuming and tough, but the people are great once you get to know them.

    I row in Dublin btw and have done both types of rowing. River rowings much much better if youre serious about it


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