Very good! Really enjoyed all the routes I did. Way more use of arêtes than I'm used to, which was…read morea fun change. So many different wall orientations too- made for a great variety as well. The drop in coaching classes seem like they'd be super helpful as well, not something I've seen before- definitely wish they had this at gyms I was able to go to regularly. Color grading for all the routes via their holds was exceedingly helpful, made it really easy to find problems to do.

Writing this review is very difficult for me, not in an emotional sense but because I've been…read moreclimbing a lot lately and it has led to a condition I call, dinosaur hands. For those of you not familiar with dinosaurs or hands it basically means that my hands are feeling very floppy. Holding a pint of Guinness last night took considerable effort and grip revision. To the uneducated eye some may think that I am overtly expressive in a camp theatrical way with my flailing hands. But enough about my hands, what about the wall? €8 to go each time. €5 one time only membership. Plenty of walls of all different intensity levels for you to practise on (bouldering not rock climbing). They have a free drop in class every Monday for beginners. It's not in the sexiest of locations but the inside is very well done, you can get coffee and parents etc can chill out in the seating area and look on. If you are OK with heights and falling from heights give it a go. If you're not you are more than welcome to watch my hands go dinosaur like as I fall from a height. I think that would be very rewarding for those of you that don't like me.

I love it! It's my Gym for about 2 years now!…read more I wish I would be less lazy and go there more than 3 times a week The staff is always there to help! Not really using the swimming facilities- I should, hopefully when the weather will be a little bit warmer Classes are great- I hate spinning class, but I heard it's really good- I don't cycle at all. Zumba is great, Pilates, Yoga! Weights on the ground floor - packed on Monday to Wednesday evenings (6-8 pm) Thursday Friday better - weekends it depends. All good- most of the equipment is working. You can ask staff to show you how to use it. There is basketball-football court upstairs on the 2d floor - you can reserve it for the kid's party or football fun game - ask reception for the info! You can get your chart ( info.desk on the ground floor)- measure yourself (weight, height, etc.) And you can set your goal and go ahead- with the trainer or by yourself! I have never done it Keep it up guys for the summer bod

The staff at reception (woman) was useless! and quite disrespectful and unsympathetic. Iam changing…read moremy gym!

BAM! 5 STARS!! I've…read morebeen a swimmer on and off since I was about 5 years old (ON for most of my teenage years, OFF when I discovered beer and women, ON again when I took up triathlon to set myself a new challenge), so I have a good idea what makes a good swimming pool, and a fair idea what makes a good gym. Let's start at the start - this is a private members gym; you can't walk in off the street unless you're signed in by a member. You can sign up for some classes by themselves (spin, pilates, etc) as a non-member, but most of the people here are fully paying members. That being said, the membership packages are very flexible - it's basically €230 for an individual for a year of a basic membership, plus either pay-as-you-go, or whatever package you want to put on top for gym/swim/etc. I've been a member since February and I could not be more impressed to be honest. The place is always spotless, the staff are always friendly, the other patrons are always grand (no steroid junkies here!), and the classes are very good; particularly the spin classes which come as part of your full membership. Every facility you could want is here as well: gym, pool, football pitches, tennis and badminton courts, sauna, leisure suite... you name it, it's there! Now onto the pool itself. It's a standard 25 meter pool with a small viewing gallery. The 'adult swim' sessions are the best to go to if you want to go for a proper swim - three lanes will be marked out and most people stick to the slow, medium & fast lanes (it's a pet peeve of mine when they don't!). All in all, a great job in a handy location, and you can customise your own package or pay-as-you-go after the initial membership fee. Only negative is that you have to pay up-front rather than by Direct Debit, but it's not enough of a grievance to deter me from awarding the big 5!

Ah Sportsco is great! I really love it! What I enjoy the most are the classes, they have a good…read morevariety of classes like TRX, zumba, yoga, pilates, spinning, basket, volleyball, swimming, and more... If you are not a member you can pay €10 per class or gym. I found the membership expensive, and didn't like that they don't have student rates. but well... The staff are very helpful and super friendly. They help you and are interested in that you are doing things right and that is good for you. I consider the space very very clean, spacious, comfortable and modern.

Incredible experience. So much learned about the history of the games the rules and the experience…read morewas one of the best things we've done in all of our Ireland trip. Amazing to get to learn about the history of these beautiful sports and give them a try. Staff was very accommodating and no previous skill is needed. We had a great time, learned a ton and even got a little work out. Now time for a Guinness!

Just happened upon this while searching for things to do while visiting Dublin for the first time…read more What a fabulous experience! We learned handball, hurling, and Gaelic football. For us two 60 yr olds, who were a bit hesitant, Coach T was patient and funny. Turns out we weren't so bad, and had a great time. Com's enthusiasm for Gaelic games and his history lesson were wonderful! Took about three hours, and was well worth the time. Plus it was something a bit different.

I learned to swim in this pool as a child and hadn't been back for ages. One of my friends…read morementioned they had a drop in aqua aerobics class twice a week. So I found myself going back. Aqua aerobics classes are 6 euro and the general swimming times are 5 euro, with various offers for other classes. The showers and changing rooms are basic but they're clean and warm and the staff are very nice. A great local resource.

From the owner: Swimming Pool with a full range of Swimming Lessons for Adults & Children, Aquafit Classes, Masters…read moreCoaching and a range of Public Swimming times throughout the week. The facility prides itself on delivering excellent swimming lessons in a relaxed and bright environment. The facility is managed to service the needs of the local community with accessible and relevant swimming lessons and general public swims for the whole family.

Pretty good price for 'the sport centre of the year' (195 for the school year for students),…read moreespecially since every time I go in there are enough machines for everyone (at other schools i have had to wait). They also have all the machines that I like, and then some! They have classes as well (included with membership) but I have never been, they seem nice though!

The primary advantages of the gym at DIT Kevin St for me were it's proximity and it;s cost…read more Although I was based at Aungier St, Kevin St is just over the road, so it was no bother to pop over there once classes had finished for an hour or so. And as to the cost - Kevin St was just under a hundred a year, whereas Westwood in Clontarf is around €700 per annum (and that's the student; God knows what everyone else has to pay). It's true that Kevin St doesn't have as much in the way of facilities as other gyms (I mean, they have a bench and no barbell. What's the point in that?), but they have a decent range of machines and it's extremely rare that there's a queue for the treadmills. Plus, Kevin St has a pool; quite a small pool, true, but one which is often fairly empty. The only bad thing about the Fit2Go gym is that the powers that be at DIT have cut back the hours of the trainers, so the opening hours of the gym have been cut back as well. By far the cheapest gym around, if you're in the position to avail of it.