Did you always want to try rowing? Now you can!

Get Going…Get Rowing, is an initiative by Rowing Ireland together with Sport Ireland, Women in Sport programme.

Rowing instills great comradery and strengthens friendships. This is a one of a kind programme that your school could be easily part of. We want to get students moving and active, and give them a sport for life, we can work together to make this happen !


Latest Announcement

Learn to Row summer camps announced

Learn to row camps in Dublin will be held over the summer holidays. These camps will be held in Neptune Rowing Club in Islandbridge, Dublin 8 from 9.30am -12pm on the following dates and cost €85 per participant. Book your place here

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Testimonials

Don't take our word for how successful the programme is, this what others have said

Before I started rowing I knew nothing about it. Now I row for St. Michaels

Alana | Student, Salesians College, Pallaskenry, Limerick

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As a result of this Programme we have one student that wasn't previously engaged in sports has now decided to take up Rowing.

Fiona Coghlan | PE Teacher & Irish rugby International

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I would highly recommend taking part it has changed my life for the better.

Aimee McGrath | Secondary school student, Dominican College, Griffith Avenue, Dublin 9

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We have been so impressed with the programme which culminated in a brilliantly organised Indoor Blitz in Trinity College.

Niamh O'Hare | PE Teacher Sutton Park

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I would highly recommend any PE teacher or school to get involved in this programme, its brilliant.

Eve McCartney | PE Teacher, Presentation Terenure

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A great event to keep new rowers interested over the cold winter months

Will Yeomans | Head Rowing Coach, Kings Hospital School, Dublin.

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As a parent I applaud you and thank you for the work you do with young ladies

Margaret | Parent

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It gives the girls an opportunity to experience success in an area they never dreamed they could

Maria Conlon | PE teacher

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