🇮🇪 Ireland

General message to Irish cubers:

Find a venue that...
Doesn't cost more than a few hundred £ for a weekend (8am-6pm)
Has tables and chairs
Is available for full weekends
Is preferably not in the middle of nowhere

Find an organiser (or 2) that...
Is willing to put in some effort in the preceding months to make it happen
Will be 'on the ball' during the competition

Then...
Contact myself (or James)
We will try to figure out a suitable weekend that one of us can come and delegate
As you are all inexperienced, we will guide you through the organisation of it
 
If anyone can find a venue, I am more than willing to spend whatever time necessary to get this going. I live in the south dublin area, but I couldn't find any hotels or halls that were both free for an entire weekend, and didn't cost the earth. I'm in college in maynooth too, so kildare isn't out of the question, its really not hard to get to from the airport, etc.
 
Maynooth sounds good! I guess I could always try to get my school hall. Which shouldn't cost too much. There's a lot of venues I could check out as well, that won't cost a lot, if your interested.
 
I was going to suggest a school hall, as they are often cheap or free, and large enough to host these types of competition. I'd love to see a competition in Ireland and would help in anyway I can with organisation. I hope we'll see one in 2015 :)
 
My last post was a mistake I meant to send it somewhere else, anyway , I'd love to go and help out if needed , the Dublin area preferably
 
Hi guys, I am from Cork, Ireland. I'm new here and in speed cubing. So far my best record was 1:07. I know that was slow, that's why I'm here to get tips and advice from you. I want to learn more about speed cubing. See you around guys. :)
 
Anyone still actively cubing these days in Ireland(I hope there are !:))
There just hasn't been any posts in ages.
 
It'd be really cool if there was an active collaboration page between speedcubers based in Ireland. Or even if there were semi-regular meetups. I haven't been cubing very long and I only average around sub 30s. It's great to have such a wealth of information and advice for how to improve online. But I just think it would be so much more beneficial to talk with people in person about this kind of thing. Like, compare solve situations or just observe other peoples' technique for certain algorithms etc. Basically just to be around like-minded people who enjoy solving the cube would be really nice I think. :)
 
It'd be really cool if there was an active collaboration page between speedcubers based in Ireland. Or even if there were semi-regular meetups. I haven't been cubing very long and I only average around sub 30s. It's great to have such a wealth of information and advice for how to improve online. But I just think it would be so much more beneficial to talk with people in person about this kind of thing. Like, compare solve situations or just observe other peoples' technique for certain algorithms etc. Basically just to be around like-minded people who enjoy solving the cube would be really nice I think. :)

A Facebook group would probably be the easiest way. Do you think it would do the trick?
 
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It'd be really cool if there was an active collaboration page between speedcubers based in Ireland. Or even if there were semi-regular meetups. I haven't been cubing very long and I only average around sub 30s. It's great to have such a wealth of information and advice for how to improve online. But I just think it would be so much more beneficial to talk with people in person about this kind of thing. Like, compare solve situations or just observe other peoples' technique for certain algorithms etc. Basically just to be around like-minded people who enjoy solving the cube would be really nice I think. :)

I'm going to imagine you haven't heard yet, but here https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/c.php?i=IrishChampionship2015
 
Thanks Ciarán! Tao, I'm sure that would do the trick to some degree. I'd just love to be able to talk with people in person about cubing really haha. Learn from my betters :)

Ciarán, how many people do you reckon will be at the event from Ireland?
 
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