Guide
Club subs in Dublin.
Dublin is in Leinster, beside Kildare, Meath and Wicklow. Pick a sport for how a club in Dublin can collect subs online. Each club sets its own prices.
Collecting subs in Dublin
Name the memberships you want, including a social membership if non-players should pay something. Households may live in Dublin or in a neighbouring county. The address is stored on the household, and the price is yours.
One join link covers the club. Members pay on a phone, and the treasurer can record cash, a bank transfer or a cheque. Memberships and reminders are on Features. The fee is on Pricing. Free templates are in the treasurer toolkit. Every county is on all counties.
Sports in Dublin
Each page uses the same payments and the same exports. The season and the registration body change with the sport.
Choose a sport
- GAA in Dublin
- Camogie in Dublin
- Ladies football in Dublin
- Soccer in Dublin
- Rugby in Dublin
- Hockey in Dublin
- Tennis in Dublin
- Golf in Dublin
- Padel in Dublin
- Swimming in Dublin
- Athletics in Dublin
- Basketball in Dublin
- Cricket in Dublin
- Rowing in Dublin
- Cycling in Dublin
- Boxing and martial arts in Dublin
- Sailing in Dublin
Neighbouring counties
Dublin meets Kildare, Meath and Wicklow. A household can live in one of those counties and still pay this club.
County pages
Questions
Does subs.ie publish a price for clubs in Dublin?
No. A club in Dublin names its memberships and types the prices. There is no county rate.
Which sports have a page for Dublin?
GAA, camogie, ladies football, soccer, rugby, hockey, tennis, golf, padel, swimming, athletics, basketball, cricket, rowing, cycling, boxing and martial arts, and sailing. Camogie and ladies football are separate from the GAA page.
Can a club in Dublin still take cash?
Yes. A treasurer can record cash, a bank transfer or a cheque. Those payments sit in the same list as card payments, and they have no online fee.
What does a club in Dublin pay for an online payment?
One fee on each online payment, including VAT and the card fees. The club in Dublin decides whether it covers that fee or the member sees it as its own line. Cash, a bank transfer or a cheque recorded by the treasurer has no online fee. The pricing page shows the rate.