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Things to do in dundalk

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  • 26-06-2010 1:27am
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    Hank_Jones
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    Just wondering if anyone could tell of some non-alcohol related things to do in Dundalk.
    Looking for things to do with the other half.

    I know there's the dog track and Bowling alley.

    Any more information regarding things would be much appreciated.


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    20 Times 20 Times
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    ice skating ,

    pitch and putt

    swimming

    night at the dogs / horses


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    ANXIOUS
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    Sarge wrote: »
    ice skating ,

    pitch and putt

    swimming

    night at the dogs / horses

    Beat me to it.


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    day at the carlingford adventure centre is great also


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    Panthro
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    im coming with ya Hank, i dont care if im invading time with the missus!
    im bored outta be orse most days and the guys i work with are dead on but mad for boozing.


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    Hank_Jones
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    papagormo wrote: »
    im coming with ya Hank, i dont care if im invading time with the missus!
    im bored outta be orse most days and the guys i work with are dead on but mad for boozing.

    I'll have to ask her, I'm sure she'll be grand with it though....


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    10green bottles
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    sub-aqua club is brilliant.training in the pool @ aura.move up or down a degree according to what you want or need.if you can swim you are in:cool:


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    James_LWAU
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    Head up to oriel park every second friday night ;)


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    LCD
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    Very active cycling club with big section for beginners both male & female. www.dundalkcycling.com


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    ciarablack
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    dogs is always a great night, oriel park is buzzing at the minute also...

    or u could visit saltown on the weekends no "alcohol" needed lots of other "stuff" available :P:P


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    patrickc
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    is the pitch and putt, still on the go doen fron dkit, and up from muirhevanamor as such, used to play there loads when in was a wee lad


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    10green bottles
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    patrickc wrote: »
    is the pitch and putt, still on the go doen fron dkit, and up from muirhevanamor as such, used to play there loads when in was a wee lad
    yes and also 2 others,point road and conlons in channonrock


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    patrickc
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    10green bottles wrote: »
    yes and also 2 others,point road and conlons in channonrock


    point road is still there? thought it would of been built on by now.

    was pretty poor have to say even as a quay lad was my local


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    Dunny
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    The cinema.


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    MugMugs
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    You could get yourself into some White Water Kayaking !

    Well with the current weather the water isnt very white but the lads at Dundalk Kayaking Club are always willing to take new people on and even get you certified. :)


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    TopBombing
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    patrickc wrote: »
    point road is still there? thought it would of been built on by now.

    was pretty poor have to say even as a quay lad was my local


    Doubt that will ever happen, be nigh on impossible to get planning permission to build anything there.


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    getitcovered
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    There are regular ceramic, and jewellery classes in Bridge Street Studios, if you are interested in that, check their website for details of the next classes

    http://www.bridgestreetstudios.com/news.php


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