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  • 13-09-2012 11:34am
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    Mister Sifter
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    Hi folks, can anyone recommend a swimming/toddler pool on the north side of Dublin for taking my young son. He's 14 months. Am i right in saying the Aquatic Centre may be a little too busy?


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    uck51js9zml2yt
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    john of gods in islandbride do a parent and child session on saturday morning.
    water is warm which is great.


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    annamcmahon
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    Mama mates of mine bring their babies to the pool in Coolmine and have said it's great.


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    bulmersgal
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    Mister Sifter wrote: »
    Hi folks, can anyone recommend a swimming/toddler pool on the north side of Dublin for taking my young son. He's 14 months. Am i right in saying the Aquatic Centre may be a little too busy?

    Go during the week at school times it fine, it's great as water like the sea really shallow n gradually getting deeper. My little one loves it as she pretends to swim in shallow part and can sit in water splashing. So warm so can stay for ages


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    Winnie
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    We have brought our 15 month old boy to ALSAA swimming pool in the airport and Trinity Sports Club in Donaghmeded. Both are quiet enough as our boy didnt like the noise in the Aquatic Centre.


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