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	Entertainment Pubs, Cafes and Restaurants Cinema, Nightclubs Theatre, Opera, Museum Sport and Activities

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Sport and Activities

Last update: 25/12/2007

The most popular sport in Ireland is Gaelic Football (www.gaa.ie) and Hurling.

Other popular sport:

Greyhound Racing: There are two main greyhound tracks in the city, Shelbourne Park and Harold's Cross.
Golf: www.golf.ireland.ie
Soccer: www.fai.ie
Horse Racing: http://www.fairyhouseracecourse.ie
Rugby: The Ireland Rugby Union team, represents both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland .

In Dublin, there are lots of fitness club and it can happen that you get one in you company:

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	Find more definitions and explanations in the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions).