Browse 20 kids activities and classes in Balbriggan. Compare schedules, ages and pricing below, or contact a provider directly to book.
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Community parent and toddler group offering informal weekly playtime and social contact for local parents, carers and young children, held at 1 St Georges Square, Balbriggan, County Dublin. K32HK25.
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Structured pre-school football classes focused on building confidence, coordination and social skills in a fun, pressure-free environment, led by specially trained coaches.
View full details →Karate classes for beginners up to 12 years, intermediate, adults and self-defence; family-friendly martial arts.
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Castleland Community Centre in Balbriggan hosts a wide spread of children's activities under one roof, including Polish Folk Dance, art classes, GAA, volleyball, soccer, taekwondo and a theatre school. With this many different programmes running from the same venue, it's a useful first stop for families in Balbriggan looking to find an activity without knowing exactly what they want to try yet. Since providers and schedules vary, it's worth contacting the centre directly to confirm current class times for whichever activity interests your child.
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Beyond Jiujitsu Academy in Balbriggan has run a dedicated kids' Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu programme since 2018, led by coaches focused specifically on youth training rather than adapting adult classes for children. BJJ's grappling-based approach teaches children how to use leverage and technique rather than strength alone, building both physical skill and problem-solving under pressure. Having youth-focused coaching in place from the start means classes are built around how children learn and engage, not just a scaled-down adult curriculum.
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Elite Taekwon-Do trains children and teens at Castleland Community Centre in Balbriggan, with classes on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 6 to 6:45pm. The programme is split into Young Warriors for ages 7-11 and Teen Warriors for 12 and up, keeping training partners and pacing appropriate to each group. Taekwon-Do's emphasis on kicking technique, patterns and sparring gives children a structured, belt-graded path to work through as they build fitness and self-discipline.
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Balbriggan & District AC runs kids' athletics training on Monday evenings at Balbriggan Sports Centre, covering both a Little Athletes group for younger children and a Juveniles group for older kids. Children who go on to compete have the option of an additional Wednesday session, giving more dedicated training time for those pursuing athletics more seriously. Athletics at club level builds a broad base of running, jumping and throwing skills, useful groundwork whether or not a child goes on to specialise in a particular event.
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JR Piano Lessons offers one-to-one piano tuition for children from age five through to teenagers, based at Hamptons Garden Avenue in Balbriggan, with the option of either in-studio or at-home lessons. Individual lessons let the pace and material be tailored closely to each student, which can suit both complete beginners and those who've already started learning elsewhere. The choice between studio and home lessons gives families flexibility around what fits best with their schedule and their child's comfort learning in a familiar setting.
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Flemington Community Centre in Balbriggan hosts a range of children's programmes under one roof, spanning dance schools, martial arts, Foroige youth groups, ballet and Mandarin classes. Rather than a single class, the centre functions as a hub for several different providers, so families can find multiple activities for children of different interests and ages in the one venue. Contacting the centre directly is the best way to check current schedules and availability for each individual programme.
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Fit Kids/Fit Teens runs Hip Hop classes for a broad age range, 3 to 16, on Tuesdays at Flemington Community Centre in Balbriggan. The wide span means the class can work for a whole family with children of different ages, an aspect reinforced by the family discounts on offer alongside the standard €10-per-class rate. Hip hop's upbeat, music-led style tends to appeal to kids looking for a more energetic, less formal alternative to classical dance training.
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Balbriggan Combined Club hosts a free Parent and Toddler Movement Class every Thursday at 9.30am during term time, run by Fingal Sports Office as part of a county-wide programme that also covers Swords, Baldoyle, Lusk and Meakstown. It suits toddlers who are walking, up to roughly 3-4 years old, with movement, yoga and games-based activities. Sessions run on a drop-in basis but require advance registration via Fingal Sports Office's social media channels. The programme mostly follows school term dates, though it's worth checking socials after holidays, as the restart doesn't always match exactly. There's no charge to attend. To register or for more information, contact sports@fingal.ie.
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This Sensory Workshop for Neurodiverse Children offers a small, supportive session for kids aged 4 to 10 to explore sensory activities in a safe, low-pressure environment, capped at eight children per session to keep numbers manageable. Sessions run twice a month from 4 to 4.45pm at Balbriggan Library, Saint George's Square, County Dublin, and are free to attend. Bookings open at the start of each month and fill quickly, so it's worth joining the library's email list to be notified when spots go live — email balbrigganlibrary@fingal.ie to secure a place. Parents or guardians must remain on the library premises for the duration of the session, though not necessarily in the room itself.
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Mini Me Massage runs from Mountview in Flemingtown, Balbriggan, offering two baby-led classes: a one-hour Mum & Baby Yoga session and a 90-minute Baby Massage class. Both are designed around an intimate, small-group setting, giving mothers dedicated one-to-one time to bond with their baby while also meeting other new mothers locally. Mum & Baby Yoga runs as a 4-week course priced at €60, while Baby Massage runs over 5 weeks at €150. The relaxed, baby-paced format means sessions can flex around feeding or settling, making it approachable for parents new to either yoga or massage.
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Mindful Creativity with Michelle is a summer programme for children aged 7 to 11 that pairs crafts, music, games and movement with simple mindfulness practices, helping kids get comfortable naming and working through their emotions while connecting with breath and body. The course runs for five mornings, 21st to 25th July, from 10am to 12.30pm at Flemington Community Centre in Balbriggan, County Dublin, priced at €120 with a sibling discount available. To book a place, contact Michelle directly on 087 773 0177.
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Colour and Art Kids runs children's art classes in Balbriggan, Co. Dublin, at Castlelands Community Centre, for two age groups: 5 to 7 year olds on Wednesdays from 4.30 to 5.30pm, and 8 to 12 year olds on Wednesdays from 5.30 to 6.30pm. Classes support all aspects of creativity and are designed around each child's individual interests, encouraging expressive, open-ended art-making rather than a fixed craft to copy. Classes cost €16 each, and a new term starts each September. It's a good option for families in Balbriggan looking for a regular, low-key creative outlet for their child.
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Bí ag Imirt runs shared parent-and-child sessions in Balbriggan, Co. Dublin, for children roughly aged 1 to 8, currently held at the Meals on Wheels Hall on Hampton Street. Each class sets out a variety of activities, including some messy play, and children are free to choose what they get stuck into while a parent or guardian takes part alongside them. Sessions are pay-as-you-go at €13.50 per class, so there's no need to commit to a term in advance. Upcoming dates are posted on the group's Instagram and Facebook pages, which is the best way to check when the next class is running.
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This baby and toddler group meets every Friday from 10.30-11.30am in Hamilton Hall, part of the Balbriggan Library building on St George's Square. It's aimed at babies and toddlers aged 0-5, with all caregivers welcome to attend, and there's no charge to join. Sessions are run by volunteers from Cuidiú, the Irish childbirth and parenting support organisation, giving it a community, parent-led feel rather than a commercial class. Unlike many term-time groups, this one continues to operate during school holidays, so families don't lose their weekly meet-up over breaks.
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Balbriggan Library, on Saint George's Square, runs a range of free activities and groups for babies, children and young people. Regular offerings include Family Story Time for younger children, a Young Adults Book Club, and Youth Theatre for those interested in drama. Activities are updated monthly, with extra free classes and events typically added around school holidays. Signing up to the library's newsletter is the best way to keep track of what's on, since the programme changes through the year - all sessions are free to attend.
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Lego-Based Therapy Groups run at Balbriggan Clubs Community Centre, Co. Dublin, for neurodiverse children aged 6-12, including children on the autism spectrum or navigating ADHD, anxiety or communication difficulties. Sessions use LEGO-based play to build social and communication skills in a structured, supportive way. Groups are facilitated by a Psychologist/Play Therapist and a CBT Psychotherapist, focusing on teamwork, turn-taking, listening and confidence-building through play. Group sizes are kept small, at 8-10 children, with a flexible two-session trial available before committing further. Pricing is €50 per session, with an early-bird rate of €45 and health insurance options available for some families. Contact 089 433 7899 or brickbuddieslego@gmail.com for availability.
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Aster, based at 1 St George's Square in Balbriggan, Co. Dublin, runs a Parent Baby/Toddler Group for children aged 0-3 every Tuesday from 10am-12pm during term time. It's a drop-in session with toys for little ones and tea and coffee for the adults, at a cost of €2 per family. For slightly older children, the centre runs a Pre-Teen Hangout for 8-10 year olds every Wednesday from 4-5.30pm, for a €5 yearly registration fee. Aster also offers 6-week baby massage classes multiple times a year, usually at a heavily discounted €5 registration fee - class dates are announced on social media. While classes follow the school term, the resource centre itself stays open year-round, making it a consistent point of contact for families in Balbriggan.
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Kids Patch lists 20 kids activities and classes in Balbriggan. Each listing links straight through to the provider — Kids Patch is free for parents to use and takes no booking fee or commission.
The categories with the most listings are Parent-and-toddler (6), Dance (3), Martial Arts (3), Developmental (2), Music (2), Arts and crafts (1), Athletics (1), Football (1), and 1 more.
Across the listings on this page, ages run from birth up to 16 years. 15 of the 20 state an age range. The rest leave it open, so it is worth asking the provider directly.
None of the 20 listings on this page publish a standard price. Fees for children’s classes in Ireland usually vary by term length, age group and session count, so providers quote on enquiry — you can message any of them from their listing.
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