Explore 22 Gymnastics classes for kids in Dublin, Ireland. Compare schedules, ages and pricing below, or contact a provider directly to book.
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Gymnastics and dance academy for children age 2+ and adults; offers gymnastics classes, modern dance classes, gymnastics camps and GymAble (inclusive gymnastics).
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Grange Gymnastics Club is a Gymnastics Ireland member club based at Unit 10D, Airways Industrial Estate on Boeing Road in Santry, Dublin 9. Classes cater for a wide span of ages, from toddlers right through to adults, giving families a long-term gymnastics option as children grow rather than having to switch clubs. Membership with Gymnastics Ireland means the club follows recognised gymnastics pathways and standards for participants at every level.
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Taking Flight - Aerial Arts runs aerial arts classes for kids and teens from Unit 4, Cross Guns Business Park on Royal Canal Bank in Phibsborough, Dublin 7, with summer camps confirmed for ages 7 to 17. Aerial arts uses equipment such as silks, hoops or trapeze to build strength, flexibility and body control, giving children a circus-inspired alternative to more conventional gymnastics or dance classes. The summer camp format is a good way for children to try the discipline intensively over a few days, and being based in the same Phibsborough business park area as other activity providers makes it a convenient stop for families already in the neighbourhood.
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SuperSonic Trampoline Club runs trampoline sessions at Loughlinstown Leisure Centre for children aged 4 and up. There's also a dedicated toddler area for under-3s, so even the youngest siblings have somewhere safe and age-appropriate to bounce while older children take part in structured sessions. Trampolining is a good way for children to build core strength, balance and body awareness while burning off energy, and having both a toddler area and sessions for older children under one roof makes it an easy option for families with kids of different ages.
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Olympian Gymnastics' Nutgrove venue, at the Nutgrove Shopping Centre in Rathfarnham, runs the club's full recreational range - GymTOTS, GymKIDZ and GymTEENS - catering for children and teens from as young as 18 months up to 16 years old, the broadest age span of the club's Dublin locations. Specific days, times and pricing for the Nutgrove classes weren't published centrally and should be confirmed directly with the club.
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On Milltown Road, Dublin 6, Olympian Gymnastics runs non-competitive GymKIDZ and GymTEENS classes, with separate groups for under-12s and 13-17 year olds. As with the club's other Dublin venues, the emphasis is on recreational gymnastics rather than competitive training. Class schedule and pricing details for the Milltown venue weren't published centrally, so it's worth checking directly with the club before booking.
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Olympian Gymnastics' Rathgar classes run at Danum on Zion Road, offering non-competitive GymKIDZ and GymTEENS sessions split into an under-12s group and a 13-17s group. The recreational format focuses on building gymnastics skills and confidence rather than competition. Days, times and pricing for the Rathgar venue weren't published centrally and should be confirmed directly with the club.
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At Templeogue College on Templeville Road, Olympian Gymnastics offers non-competitive GymTOTS, GymKIDZ and GymTEENS classes covering a wide age span, from 3.5 up to 18 years old. It's a recreational, non-competitive programme suited to beginners as well as more experienced young gymnasts. Specific class days, times and pricing for the Templeogue venue weren't listed centrally, so it's best to check directly with the club for the current timetable and fees.
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GymStars' Dublin 15 location offers the same recreational gymnastics programme found at its Ballinteer base, designed to encourage every child to have fun and improve at their own pace. As well as classes at this fixed location, GymStars operates as a mobile gymnastics provider, bringing equipment and coaching to preschools, schools and community centres across the area. This mobile option can be a convenient way for groups to access gymnastics coaching without needing to travel to a dedicated gym venue. A second GymStars base also operates in Ballinteer, Dublin.
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Trojan Gymnastic Academy, based in Ballyogan Business Park in Dublin 18, runs three programmes to suit different ages. Bambinos is an open play session where children roam freely across the gym - climbing, jumping, balancing and exploring - always under a parent's direct supervision rather than an instructor's. Tiny Tumblers is a structured 30-minute class for two-year-olds using preschool equipment and mini obstacle courses to build resilience and confidence. Tumble Tots steps up to 45-minute small-group classes for ages 2.5 to 4.5, working on balance, strength and coordination. The emphasis stays on building physical skills alongside independence and social confidence, whether a child is with a parent or in a small group of peers.
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Petit Volant runs aerial silks classes from Heather Road in Sandyford, building strength, body confidence and imagination in a supervised, safety-focused setting. Classes suit curious kids and teens looking for something a little different from a standard gymnastics or dance class. Aerial silks work develops core strength, flexibility and spatial awareness while also encouraging creativity, as children learn to shape and move through sequences in the air rather than just on the ground. Petit Volant, meaning "Little Flyers", has been running in Dublin for 10 years under instructor Mari Rampazzo. Full class and booking details are available on their website.
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The National Sports Campus in Blanchardstown runs a Pre-School Gymnastics Academy for children aged 2 to 5, linking early fundamental movement skills with the basics of gymnastics. Children progress at their own pace, with the programme built to allow for natural differences in how quickly each child develops. For children aged 6 and up, the Gymnastics Academy focuses on building a wider range of gymnastic movements through structured classes across various pieces of apparatus, giving skills plenty of time to bed in. The Campus also runs a Trampoline Academy for 6 to 12 year olds, adding another way for children to build strength, coordination and confidence in a supervised, purpose-built sports setting.
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Muckross Park Gymnastics, based at Sandyford Business Park in Dublin 18, offers a range of gymnastics classes spanning Preschool Gymnastics right through to Adult Gym Classes. Most gymnasts attend a one-hour class each week, giving a steady, manageable weekly commitment for busy families. Preschool Gymnastics sessions run on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons at SportsCo, giving younger children a dedicated, age-appropriate introduction to the sport before they progress into the general programme. Gymnastics at this age helps build strength, balance and coordination in a structured but playful setting, skills that carry over into many other sports and activities.
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GymStars runs a recreational gymnastics programme from its Ballinteer base, encouraging every child to enjoy the sport and do their best in a fun, supportive setting. Beyond the fixed Ballinteer location, GymStars also operates as a mobile service, bringing gymnastics equipment directly to preschools, schools and community centres. This flexibility means families and organisations don't necessarily need to travel to a gym to access GymStars' coaching, as sessions can be arranged at a location convenient to the group. A second GymStars base also operates in Dublin 15.
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Arabian Gymnastics Club, in a 10,000 sq ft facility in Baldoyle, Dublin 13, offers recreational and competitive gymnastics classes for boys and girls of all ages. The club is equipped with sprung floors, AirTracks, bars, beams, vaults, trampolines and resi mats for structured artistic gymnastics training. Established in 2005 as Dublin's first full-time gymnastics facility, Arabian Gymnastics focuses on skill progression and fitness development, and also runs holiday camps throughout the year for children to keep practising outside term time.
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Olympian Gymnastics runs recreational gymnastics classes for children at Wesley College in Ballinteer, Dublin 16, on a drop-off basis. The club is registered with the Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown Sports Partnership club directory, which lists it among the area's community sports options. Age groups, exact schedule and pricing for the Ballinteer venue weren't published on the club directory listing, so these should be confirmed directly with the club before enrolling.
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Muckross Park Gymnastics Club runs recreational gymnastics classes for children from its base at Unit A4, Three Rock Road, Sandyford Business Park, Dublin 18, and is registered with the Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown Sports Partnership club directory. Sessions take place indoors, with children dropped off for class. Age groups, schedule and pricing weren't published on the directory listing, so it's worth contacting the club directly to confirm current details before signing up.
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Bounce Gymnastics Club offers recreational gymnastics classes for children at Froebel Hall, Westfield off Mount Merrion Avenue, Blackrock, Co. Dublin, and is registered with the Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown Sports Partnership club directory. The club runs indoors, though specific age groups, schedule and pricing weren't published on the directory listing - families are best off contacting the club directly to check current availability and costs.
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Muckross Gymnastics Club (MPGC) offers gymnastics for all ages at its venue in Sandyford Business Park, Dublin 18, spanning open play for babies through to teen classes for ages 12 and up. Most gymnasts join the one-hour Recreational Classes, while Artistic Gymnastics builds strength and discipline on bars, beam, vault, floor and trampoline. Extra Rec adds a second weekly session, Ninja Class offers parkour-style obstacle courses, and Trampoline Class uses the club's Olympic-size trampoline and AirTrack. Tots Open Play is parent-supervised, drop-in time for crawlers up to age 4 — no coaching required, just space to bounce and explore. Pricing is tiered by age, from free under 6 months up to €10 for 1-4 year olds, with term prices varying by class. Sibling discounts and a loyalty card are also available.
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Trojan Gymnastic Club, based at 7/8 Holly Avenue, Stillorgan Business Park, Blackrock, Co. Dublin, runs recreational gymnastics for children aged 3-12 across four progressive groups. Mini Rock 'n' Rollers and Rock 'n' Rollers introduce balance, coordination and basic shapes; Banana Splits builds towards bridge kick-overs, drop backs and round-offs; and Twisters works on walkovers, aerials and handsprings for children assessed as ready to progress. Term pricing and class times are managed through the club's member booking portal; a Gymnastics Ireland membership fee applies to all new members. Free parking is available at the venue.
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Kids Patch lists 22 Gymnastics classes for kids in Dublin. Each listing links straight through to the provider — Kids Patch is free for parents to use and takes no booking fee or commission.
Gymnastics listings in Dublin are concentrated in Sandyford (4), Ballinteer (2), Blackrock (2), Baldoyle (1), Blanchardstown (1), Donabate (1), Loughlinstown (1), Milltown (1), and 5 more.
Across the listings on this page, ages run from birth up to 18 years. 9 of the 22 state an age range. The rest leave it open, so it is worth asking the provider directly.
None of the 22 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.
Yes — 1 of the 22 listings is free to attend. Use the "Free classes only" filter above to see just those.
It varies by provider: of the 22 listings, 4 are drop-off. The rest do not state a policy — assume younger age groups are parent-accompanied unless the provider says otherwise.