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  #21  
Old 03-14-2006, 03:37 PM
Diverman
 
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Default Re: Scuba Lessons Dublin Ireland

Check out www.psac.net
Great club.

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"tamlinek" <thomas.zoladek@mac.com> wrote in message
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> Please advise me, where to go first? I want to start training, and I
> just need a recomendation :D. I live on the north side, dublin 9, also
> NAC is good location for me. Just tell me, where is the best:D
>



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Old 03-14-2006, 04:33 PM
tamlinek
 
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seems like I'll start with PADI - FirstStage Diving - basically it is
near my work :D. And after that...must just try, who knows. I like
water, but I have never used any equipment. We will see :)

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Old 03-14-2006, 04:33 PM
tamlinek
 
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Default Re: Scuba Lessons Dublin Ireland

seems like I'll start with PADI - FirstStage Diving - basically it is
near my work :D. And after that...must just try, who knows. I like
water, but I have never used any equipment. We will see :)

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Old 03-14-2006, 04:33 PM
tamlinek
 
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Default Re: Scuba Lessons Dublin Ireland

seems like I'll start with PADI - FirstStage Diving - basically it is
near my work :D. And after that...must just try, who knows. I like
water, but I have never used any equipment. We will see :)

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Old 03-14-2006, 04:33 PM
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Default Re: Scuba Lessons Dublin Ireland

seems like I'll start with PADI - FirstStage Diving - basically it is
near my work :D. And after that...must just try, who knows. I like
water, but I have never used any equipment. We will see :)

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Old 03-14-2006, 04:33 PM
tamlinek
 
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Default Re: Scuba Lessons Dublin Ireland

seems like I'll start with PADI - FirstStage Diving - basically it is
near my work :D. And after that...must just try, who knows. I like
water, but I have never used any equipment. We will see :)

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Old 03-14-2006, 04:33 PM
tamlinek
 
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Default Re: Scuba Lessons Dublin Ireland

seems like I'll start with PADI - FirstStage Diving - basically it is
near my work :D. And after that...must just try, who knows. I like
water, but I have never used any equipment. We will see :)

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Old 03-14-2006, 04:33 PM
tamlinek
 
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Default Re: Scuba Lessons Dublin Ireland

seems like I'll start with PADI - FirstStage Diving - basically it is
near my work :D. And after that...must just try, who knows. I like
water, but I have never used any equipment. We will see :)

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Old 03-15-2006, 05:44 AM
Euge
 
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I think PADI is good to start off with. I started out with PADI then crossed
over to CMAS. However if you're smart about it I wouldn't necessarily get my
Open Water here in Ireland. With the average cost of a PADI Open Water
course being approx ?600 you can pay a similar amount of cash and get a nice
holiday in tropical clear warm water sunny Egypt/Red Sea. I did my O.W. in
Sharm El Sheik. This is the biggest scuba resort in Egypt. There are plenty
of British scuba operators that leave from England a few times a week. I
definitely recommend it. It was great fun doing it and the British people I
met were the nicest ever. Of course you have to get a connecting flight from
here but as you know these days they're as "cheap as chips".
I went in 2002 to Sharm with http://www.explorers.co.uk/
Also try http://www.divernet.com/index.shtml. This is the site for a British
Scuba Mag and there's plenty of adds for various Red Sea Operators.
Best of luck
Eugene


"tamlinek" <thomas.zoladek@mac.com> wrote in message
news:1142372019.859096.289820@p10g2000cwp.googlegr oups.com...
> seems like I'll start with PADI - FirstStage Diving - basically it is
> near my work :D. And after that...must just try, who knows. I like
> water, but I have never used any equipment. We will see :)
>



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Old 03-15-2006, 05:44 AM
Euge
 
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Default Re: Scuba Lessons Dublin Ireland

I think PADI is good to start off with. I started out with PADI then crossed
over to CMAS. However if you're smart about it I wouldn't necessarily get my
Open Water here in Ireland. With the average cost of a PADI Open Water
course being approx ?600 you can pay a similar amount of cash and get a nice
holiday in tropical clear warm water sunny Egypt/Red Sea. I did my O.W. in
Sharm El Sheik. This is the biggest scuba resort in Egypt. There are plenty
of British scuba operators that leave from England a few times a week. I
definitely recommend it. It was great fun doing it and the British people I
met were the nicest ever. Of course you have to get a connecting flight from
here but as you know these days they're as "cheap as chips".
I went in 2002 to Sharm with http://www.explorers.co.uk/
Also try http://www.divernet.com/index.shtml. This is the site for a British
Scuba Mag and there's plenty of adds for various Red Sea Operators.
Best of luck
Eugene


"tamlinek" <thomas.zoladek@mac.com> wrote in message
news:1142372019.859096.289820@p10g2000cwp.googlegr oups.com...
> seems like I'll start with PADI - FirstStage Diving - basically it is
> near my work :D. And after that...must just try, who knows. I like
> water, but I have never used any equipment. We will see :)
>



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