Kids Patch lists 13 RINKA venues running athletics and sports classes for children aged 3–10 years, in 5 counties: Donegal (3), Roscommon (3), Mayo (2), Limerick (1) and Offaly (1).
Each venue has its own page with its address, class times and how to book or get in touch. Use the filters to narrow them down by age, or open the map to find the one nearest you. The provider’s own website is rinka.ie.
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RINKA Kids Fitness holds its Ballyshannon classes at the Lakeside Centre, Assaroe House, with separate Saturday sessions for a 3-5 years group and a 5-9 years group. As with RINKA's other County Donegal venues, the year-long curriculum...
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RINKA Kids Fitness runs weekly children's classes at venues across County Donegal, including Donegal Town, from a head office based at Drumrooske Business Park. Classes follow a year-long curriculum of gymnastics, athletics, ball...
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RINKA Kids Fitness is headquartered in Donegal Town, at Drumrooske Business Park, and runs its local children's classes from the same base. The programme is pitched as a non-competitive alternative to mainstream sport, working through...
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RINKA Kids Fitness & Wellbeing runs non-competitive fitness classes for children aged 3 to 10 at its base in Moylish, Limerick, at €10 per lesson. Each session mixes things up rather than following a fixed routine - expect dance and...
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RINKA Kids Fitness runs school-holiday camps in Ballina at the Ardnaree Sarsfields GAA pitch, alongside regular classes at venues including the Sean Duffy Community Centre. Camps combine gymnastics, ball skills, relay races, obstacle...
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RINKA Kids Fitness holds regular classes at Ballyhaunis Community Hall in Co. Mayo, one of seven venues the provider runs across the county. Sessions follow a year-long curriculum of gymnastic skills, athletic skills, ball skills, relay...
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RINKA Kids Fitness runs children's classes at three County Offaly venues: Tullamore, Mucklagh and Ballinabrackey. The year-long curriculum is built around three weekly focuses, cardiovascular fitness, strength and wellbeing, delivered...
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RINKA is a popular, non-competitive children's fitness and wellbeing program in Ireland that focuses on fun movement, confidence-building, and healthy habits. local classes in Moore and Kilconnell
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RINKA Kids Fitness runs its Castlerea classes at The Hub on Henry Byrne Road, part of a county-wide programme across Roscommon. Sessions combine gymnastics skills, dance, athletics and fundamental movement in a year-long curriculum...
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RINKA Kids Fitness runs multi-activity classes for children in Roscommon Town, one of several County Roscommon venues bookable through the ClassForKids platform. Sessions follow a year-long curriculum of gymnastics fundamentals,...
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RINKA's Children's Fitness programme in Longford offers non-competitive fitness classes for children from age 3 upward, built around a year-long curriculum covering movement, general sport skills and wellbeing. Rather than focusing on a...
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RINKA runs movement-based summer camps for children aged 4 to 10 at several locations across Cavan, giving families more than one venue option depending on where they're based. Days combine games, gymnastics, dance and drama, so...
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RINKA Sligo runs non-competitive children's fitness classes for ages 3 and up, following a year-long curriculum that covers movement skills, sport skills and general wellbeing. Keeping the format non-competitive suits younger children...
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Kids Patch lists 13 RINKA venues, in Donegal (3), Roscommon (3), Mayo (2), Limerick (1) and Offaly (1). Each one links straight through to RINKA — Kids Patch is free for parents to use and takes no booking fee or commission.
Across the listings on this page, ages run from 3 years up to 10 years. 8 of the 13 state an age range. The rest leave it open, so it is worth asking the provider directly.
None of the 13 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.