World Number 1 in Doubles!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Huge Congrats to our Camp Ambassador and friend Dave O Hare who has coached his team of Joe Salisbury and Rajeev Ram to world number 1 in the official world tennis rankings!!
We hope to see them pop into our camps again over the Summer.
Easter Camp Multisport Camp Read Below
Castleknock College Easter dates
- 14th April to Fri 18th
- 930am – 230pm
- Cost €100 (discount for siblings)
All bookings by Whatsapp to Brian 0868228806
****Any medical conditions must be told to us week before camp
Harold’s Cross Easter dates
- 14th April to Fri 18th
- 930am – 230pm
- Cost €80 (discount for siblings)
All bookings by Whatsapp to Brian 0868228806
****Any medical condtions must be told to us week before camp
Please note from time to time we may take promotional photograpy of our groups ,we will inform group beforehand and if don’t want child or adult to be in it that is no problem at all.
Summer camps
Harold’s Cross National School
- 21st July-25th July
- 11th Aug- 15th Aug
- 18th -22nd Aug
- 930am – 230pm
- Cost €80 (discount for siblings)
All bookings by Whatsapp to Brian 0868228806
****Any medical conditions must be told to us week before camp
Castleknock College
- 11th Aug to 15th Aug
- 930am – 230pm
- Cost €100 (discount for siblings)
All bookings by Whatsapp to Brian 0868228806
****Any medical conditions must be told to us week before camp
Carrickmines Gaelscoil Shliabh Rua
- 18th August -22nd August
- 9.30am – 2.30pm
- Cost €100 (discount for siblings)
All bookings by Whatsapp to Brian 0868228806
****Any medical conditions must be told to us week before camp
Chapelizod St Patricks NS
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- 21st July-25th July
- 930am-230pm
- Cost €90 (discount for siblings)
All bookings by Whatsapp to Brian 0868228806
****Any medical conditions must be told to us week before camp
Or book online here:
****Any medical conditions must be told to us week before camp
What to bring to camp
A large bottle of water and big lunch and snack (no nuts as few children have allergies please)
We suggest a good amount of snacks and fruit as long day and will be running around all day so children will need water and lots of snacks!
No fizzy drinks or sweets as we are promoting good health and fitness, there will be small treat for children in a goodie bag at end of week
All children must wear runners to the camp each day
A raincoat as we will be outside ,we have access to indoors if very wet!!
All parents/Guardians will be asked to sign camp waiver and medical form Monday morning at registration
Camp Activities
- Tennis
- Football
- Dodgeball
- Team Building Games
- Badminton
- Basketball
- Tug Of war
- Team Sports Day
- Yoga
- Relays
- Gaa
- Dance
- And Many More!!
Camp Information
Please inform Brian before camp starts of any medical conditions that a child may have please.
Our full day Sports camps have access to indoor areas!
Our camps are fully Outdoors! Please make sure children have raincoats with them! If the weather becomes very bad ,we may have to contact you to collect your child early. (no refunds will be given for bad weather)
Please be aware parents are not allowed to take any videos/pictures at our camps . We may take a few pictures for promotional purposes only.
Castleknock College Camp enter the school grounds via the entrance on Carpenterstown Road down past the traffic lights at the junction of College Road and Tower Road. Please do not enter the school via the entrance at the main junction as cannot access tennis courts in that way. One drive in avenue of school tennis courts will be on left hand side.
Harold’s Cross National School: enter the school through the gates on Clareville Road.
What to bring to camp
A Racket if have 1 or we can provide but will mean we have to clean down after so if have own please bring!
A small bottle of water and 1 piece of fruit (no nuts as few children have allergies please)
No fizzy drinks or sweets as we are promoting good health and fitness, there will be small treat for children in a goodie bag at end of week
All children must wear runners to the camp each day
A raincoat as we will be outside all summer and taking shelter if it is very heavy rain!
Our Tennis and Badminton coaching will be a FUN way to learn and develop tennis skills among junior players, particularly beginners and intermediate players, around whom the camp is largely based.
Our camps brings the players through the basic essentials of sound technique which are needed to learn and enjoy tennis. Our objective is to give the boys and girls a love for the game and a positive experience in learning tennis, in an encouraging and relaxed atmosphere.Tennis and Badminton are both games for life the earlier you start the better and you will never look back!
- We believe we will make a difference to each child’s life.
- We believe in caring for, and encouraging each child and to let them progress at their own pace.
- We believe in developing a love of sport for life and tennis is one of the best games to develop social skills in a calm and fun class.
- We do this by using age appropriate equipment and employing the most qualified coaches and assistants to deliver our methods of teaching that allows every child to achieve success at their own level.
We are determined to bring tennis and badminton to as many children and adults as possible in Ireland, especially the ones who might otherwise be lost in other games. Why? Because we know how much this great sport has to offer every child and adult alike from being able to pick up a racket whether your 5 years of age or 85 years of age
Our tennis and badminton programmes are about developing young confidence, skills and a love of sport for life.
We want to bring that to a whole new generation of children in Ireland from all backgrounds.
On December 2nd & 3rd we ran a fundraiser in our weekend classes for St. Vincent de Paul. All our coaches gave their time for free, and all the pupils, parents, coaches & friends donated generously. We managed to raise in excess of €1,000 for this worthy cause! We were delighted to be able to help those in need at Christmas.
