Stand up paddle (SUP) instructor/coach training courses at Dublin

Dun Laoghaire Motor Yacht Club, West Pier, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin.
Geo: 53°17’46.5″N 6°08’48.6″W
Paid parking available at venue.

COURSE SCHEDULE 

Level 2 SUP Instructor (Exposed Waters)
Mon, 3 May 2021.    9am to 5pm  (1 day)

HOSTING
Irish SUP are providing local support for the ASI training, providing a wealth of local area knowledge. 

PRACTICAL HOURS EXPERIENCE
Irish SUP can provide practical hours instructing experience.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Read the course information and requirements before enrolling.  
See Courses/SUP.

FIRST AID COURSES
Are also delivered by ASI Trainer, Paul Byrne. 
Payment and enrolment is separate to ASI.
To enquiry, email: info@irishsup.com  Ph: +353 87 6439583

Complete all your SUP Instructor accreditation requirements at the same time.

Paul Byrne   Biography
Ph:  +353 87 6439583
Email: manager@academyofsurfing.com
ASI Email: records@academyofsurfing.com

Instructor Training Centre: Irish SUP

There are many excellent and well priced Bed & Breakfast (B&Bs) available in the Dun Laoghaire area:

The Tara Towers Hotel, Merrion Rd, Dublin  website
Clayton Hotel, Ballsbridge, Co Dublin website
Royal Marine Hotel, Dun Laoghaire  website
Haddington House, Dun Laoghaire  website
Musgrave Lodge, Dun Laoghaire  website

Closest airport: 
Dublin airport (21 km  - 30 min drive to training venue)
Train is available from airport to Dun Laoghaire (50 minutes) 

Closest train station: 
Dun Laoghaire

Closest bus station:  
Dun Laoghaire

Please bring the following equipment: 

• Flat water SUP board & coiled leash
• Paddle 
• SUP paddling clothing

If you are travelling and don’t have your SUP board or SUP gear, you can hire it from Irish SUP. 
Ph:  + 353 87 6439583  Email: info@irishsup.com
Please contact them in advance to organise.

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