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Just wondering, does anyone know where abouts they play their games?
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LOL, you only asked did anyone know!Intend to keep it a secret?
It's on Terenure Road North.
Coming from the canal at Harolds Cross keep left at the fork and its about 600 yards or maybe even a little further up on the right hand side just past the pub.
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"It's time for the FAI to grow up." John O'Donoghue, Minister for Sport, RTE , Sunday 7 Nov 2004
Thanks, soccerc.
Smashing little set up. Good bar too. Unfortunately both their teams were relegated from the top Sunday and Saturday leagues in the LSL last season.
Always look on the bright side of life
What's the difference between Sunday and Saturday LSL? Are they of equal importance or is one considered better than the other?
Next door to the Star building.
We're not arrogant, we're just better.
Most of the top teams in Senior division, like Wayside, Cherry Orchard, Glenmore, Tolka Rovers Crumlin, have their reserve division in the Saturday league, which is very competitive.
Always look on the bright side of life
Are Belgrove still playing at Whitehall this season?
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Yes, they are supposed to be developing a pitch up in St Pauls College. Training pitches completed but nothing on the pitch yet. Besides I think Home Farm are trying to tie them into a long lease. I know they are paying serious money, which they can well afford. Must be the richest club in Ireland. First match this Friday against Clover United. Lots some of their better players though.
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Indeed, I play there. Obviously second tier of the top LSL teams but youre always getting the quality set-up of the top clubs and there is normally a number of players from the first teams lining out. If there is a big game to be won, you can often see entire first teams out.
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I've been at Terenure. Nice canteen, other than that it's nothing special but not bad neither. It's along the big road from Tallaght to Dublin centre. There's a rugby side playing in the same complex.
Aren't a few football clubs from the Churches League playing at Terenure's ground as well? A mate of mine plays for Rums Rovers and I believe they play or used to play at Terenure...
I used to play cricket for CY as a kid in the 80s. The captain of my U15s team went on to captain Ireland.
Never played junior football there unfortunately. I'd say the pitches were fantastic if they were used for cricket in the summer.
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