New to the sport

To join our club, anyone new to canoeing must complete a Level One Canoeing Ireland skills course, either through our beginner courses or any accredited provider. See Canoeing Ireland's list of certified trainers here.
For questions or to arrange a visit, email [email protected].

experienced paddlers

Experienced or returning paddlers without Canoeing Ireland certification must have their competency assessed at the discretion of the committee, or may submit evidence of their canoeing experience with their application. To arrange an assessment, please contact the committee at [email protected] or the secretary. 

Fees

Fees for each calendar year are as follows:
  • Senior €210
  • Junior €110
  • Student €110
  • Assoc €110
  • Family (2 Adults & up to 3 Children) €450
Note: Those over 18 living in the same household in education/apprenticeship will be considered as a 'child' in the family membership. 

What does membership include?

  • Canoeing Ireland membership.
  • Insurance.
  • Access to club boats including canoes, whitewater (Dagger), polo, slalom, K1,  K2 and polo boats as well as stand-up paddle (SUP) boards.
  • Access to safety and other equipment including helmets, PFDs, ropes, spraydecks and paddles.
  • Access to club facilities including showers, hot water, a kitchenette and a social area.
  • Access to the club gym.
  • Boat racks for privately owned boats (for an additional €30 fee and subject to availability).