Sports Classes in Dublin

Explore 9 Sports classes for kids in Dublin, Ireland. Compare schedules, ages and pricing below, or contact a provider directly to book.

Listings on this page were last updated on 11 August 2026.

Saggart National School - Extracurricular Activities

National school hosting after-school activities including Gaelic football training (3rd-6th class) and piano lessons.

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Skinny Studio Lusk

Studio offering after-school classes for kids and teens plus fitness and wellbeing for adults; room hire available.

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Sherpa Kids - Kinsealy (St Nicholas of Myra NS)

Runs outside-school-hours activity/after-school programmes (sports, arts, games) for children at Kinsealy school.

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Skerries Community Centre - Junior Activities

Skerries Community Centre, Co. Dublin acts as a hub for a wide range of children's sport and activity sessions run in the town, spanning football, hockey, gymnastics, tennis, karate, dance and PlayBall. With so many disciplines represented in one place, it's a useful starting point for parents in Skerries who are trying to find the right fit for their child, whether that's a team sport, a martial art, or a more creative movement class. As a directory of local junior activities rather than a single class, exact ages, schedules and pricing vary by discipline and are best confirmed directly with each individual programme.

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Total Ninja

Total Ninja is home to Dublin's largest indoor ninja-style obstacle course, with a dedicated Little Ninja programme scaled down for younger children to tackle age-appropriate obstacles safely. Beyond regular sessions, the venue also hosts family days and birthday parties, making it a popular option for active celebrations as well as weekly training.

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Flying Ducks

The Flying Ducks is a youth ice hockey and inline hockey club for boys and girls aged 5 and up, based at Mountview Community Centre and drawing players from Dublin, Meath, Louth and Kildare. Beginners can join Learn-to-Play sessions, while more experienced players can progress into competitive teams from Under 10 up to Under 18. Ice hockey training runs from November to February on a temporary ice rink, and inline hockey continues year-round at leisure centres in Dublin 15 and Gormanston, Co. Meath. Saturday sessions are split by age: Learn to Play & Development starts at 09:15, U13 & U15 Teams train at 10:15, and U18 & Senior Teams train at 11:15.

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Dlr Leisure

dlr Leisure's Sports Section runs a broad programme of children's sport, covering indoor, outdoor and water-based activities at venues including Monkstown, Meadowbrook and Loughlinstown. All coaches are NGB qualified and Garda vetted, and sessions are kept in small groups so every child gets proper attention regardless of their starting ability. All necessary sports equipment is provided at sessions, though parents are asked to make sure children are dressed appropriately for the activity and bring a non-fizzy drink along. dlr Leisure also runs kids' camps during school holidays, making it a useful year-round option for families looking for structured, well-supervised sport across Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown.

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Balance Ireland

Balance Ireland, based at Cross Guns Business Park on Royal Canal Bank in Phibsborough, Co. Dublin, teaches Aikido - a dynamic martial art combining practical self-defence with a focus on confidence and agility. Classes are aimed at children aged 7 to 15 and cover fitness, flexibility, coordination and anti-bullying skills in a supportive environment. Classes are led by highly qualified, Garda-vetted instructors with over 20 years of experience, and follow national child protection guidelines. Sessions run in line with the school term, pausing for holidays and midterm breaks - wear tracksuit pants and a t-shirt for your first class.

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International volleyball Ireland

International Volleyball Ireland (IVI) is a Dublin-based volleyball club welcoming players of all backgrounds, nationalities and skill levels. Alongside adult training and National League teams, IVI runs junior volleyball programmes for children and teenagers, giving younger players a structured route into the sport. Weekly sessions cater to beginners through to more advanced players, with coaching aimed at building technique, confidence and teamwork. The club also organises social volleyball sessions and tournaments throughout the year, so there are options beyond formal training for those who want a more relaxed way to play. For current schedules and registration details, see www.ivi-sports.com or follow @internationalvolleyballireland on Instagram.

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