Chess clubs in Skerries

1 chess club in Skerries. The card below lists its address, meeting times, fees and contact details.

Skerries

Playing address
Skerries Amalgamated Bridge Clubs, 73B Strand Street, Skerries, Co. Dublin, K34 C951
Sessions
Tuesday · 19:00 start · weekly September–JuneJunior club
Fees
Unknown
Website
Sources4
Details

Schedule

Junior club

Tuesday · 19:00 start · weekly September–June[2]

Adult club

Tuesday · 19:30 start · weekly September–June[2]

Membership Sep–July is a separate payment/access period.Sources differ. Check with the club.

Costs

Trial visit

Prospective members, registration required
Available[3]

Trial visit

Trial visit
A free week to try the club, also described as one visitor occasion[3]
Prior registration required.

Trial visit

Prospective members, registration required
Free[3]

Who can join

Age groups
Adults and juniors of all ages[3]
Playing levels
Beginners through grandmasters[3]

Teaching & language

Teaching
Member coaching included subject to timely entry[3]
Format
In person[4]

Contacts

Unknown details

End time · Membership · Single visit · Trial lesson · Minimum age · Club players · Review score

Sources 4

  1. 01
    icu.ie

    Approximate address location, Directory record

  2. 02
    icu.ie

    Schedule

  3. 03
    skerrieschess.com

    Age groups, Playing levels, Teaching, Trial visits

  4. 04
    skerrieschess.com

    Format

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About Skerries

Where does Skerries meet?

Skerries plays at Skerries Amalgamated Bridge Clubs, 73B Strand Street, Skerries, Co. Dublin, K34 C951.

When does Skerries meet?

Junior club: Tuesday, 19:00 start, weekly September-June. Adult club: Tuesday, 19:30 start, weekly September-June.

How much does Skerries cost?

Trial visit: Available. Trial visit (Trial visit): A free week to try the club, also described as one visitor occasion. Trial visit: Free.

Who can join Skerries?

Adults and juniors of all ages. Beginners through grandmasters.

How can I contact Skerries?

Call 086 3745410 or visit skerrieschess.com.

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