Print Print Page | A | A | A

Clubs & Societies

Overview

Clubs

With the excellent sports facilities available at ITB, the level of student participation and club membership has increased each year. We look forward to a successful year for all our clubs, many of which will be competing at intervarsity level.

Societies

Involvement in societies is a great way to meeting new people while developing more interests. A number of societies are already established in ITB, and there's always room for more! The Student Union offers assistance to students interested in establishing new societies so please get in touch with them if you have any new ideas. Email : president@itbsu.ie

 

List of Clubs :

Athletics / GAA / Soccer / Futsal / Pool / Basketball / Swimming / Athletics / Mixed Martial Arts / Rugby / Ultimate Frisbee / Badminton / Boxing / Golf /  Olympic Handball  / Ski

List of Societies :

Computer Society / LGBT / Film / Photography / Golf / Poker / Music / Surfing / Dynamic in Christ / Islamic / Geocaching / Dance / Airsoft / Horticulture

 

GAA

One of ITB’s largest clubs consisting of men’s senior football, fresher’s football, ladies football and men’s hurling. The mens senior football team reached the championship final in Maynooth losing out by one point. The ladies team won the Division 4 league.

 

Soccer

A large club with a great following consisting of two men’s teams and a ladies team. The men’s teams compete in the CFAI league and cup where they reached a league final last year. The ladies team won the Division 2 regional league beating Trinity College in their final match.

 

Futsal

Another large club that organises internal leagues among ITB students each semester in the Sports Hall. This club is becoming more popular and there are also day long tournaments held during both Freshers and RAG week. Each year a representative team is chosen to compete in the intervarsities for ITB.

Pool

The pool club organises and promotes internal leagues on campus each semester. The pool tables are situated in the student common room and are available to all students at all times. Out of these leagues an ITB team is chosen to represent the college in the CUSAI league.

 

Basketball

The club consists of both men’s and ladies teams who compete in the ICBA leagues and cups. The ladies team won the B intervarsity which was held in Galway. Both teams play in the Division 2 league. Members are coached twice a week by an experienced national league basketball coach.

 

Swimming

This club takes advantage of ITB student’s free access to the National Aquatic Centre which includes water slides, diving boards and a 50 metre pool. They also train twice a week with an experienced coach to compete in intervarsity events. Vouchers can be collected from the Sports Office.

 

Athletics Club

The athletics club was re-introduced to the college in 2010 with twelve new members. Simon Ryan took home a bronze medal from the national cross country championships held in Cork and eleven students competed in the outdoor track and field championships held at Santry Stadium in April.

 

Mixed Martial Arts

The mixed martial arts club train once a week on campus with a qualified instructor. Levels range from beginners to advanced with the more experienced members of the clubs competing for the college in intervarsity events

 

Rugby

This club is becoming more and more popular every year. Members train and play home games in Coolmine. They currently play in the Division 3 league. The club caters for beginners to experienced players who have represented both Ireland and Leinster at various levels.

 

Badminton

One of our newest clubs with both men’s and ladies teams. They compete at intervarsity level where colleges are divided up into divisions and play in a blitz format league four times a year. Our teams reached the finals which were held in Belfast last year.

 

Boxing

This is one of our newest clubs with three new members that competed for the college last year. They took part in the novice and intermediate championships taking home two silver medals.

 

Golf

This society caters for the elite golfers in the college. The top players are picked to represent the college on a national stage. Last year our team won the shield event in Carton House.

 

 

Olympic Handball

This club is only newly set up and caters for all levels. CUSAI run competitions on a blitz format against other colleges each semester. Last year the college played in three of these taking home a bronze medal.

 

Ski Club

32 Students travelled to Andorra in January for our ski trip. The students ranged from beginners to advanced.

 

Computer society

An efficiently run society which was the first club or society set up in ITB way back in 1999. This club has 12 computers which runs LAN games on campus in the student common room. They have their own website cs.itbsu.ie. where you will find up to date info on all the other clubs and societies in ITB.

LGBT Society

A fun society where lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and straight students meet & socialise together. This society won the Best New Society in a small college at the 2011 BICS National Society Awards. To become an official member of LGBT ITB email us your name and student number at : lgbt.itb@gmail.com

Film Society

The Film society creates low budget films, last year the film society created a Zombie film which was a fun to watch as it was to make.

 

Golf society

The golf society caters for all levels of golfers from beginners to experienced members. The vast majority of their budget is spent on professional tuition to prepare any member for their regular outings all over Dublin and surrounding counties. This club also competes in the CUSAI league and championships provided the competitors have a low handicap.

Poker Society

This society holds regular poker tournaments both on campus and off. It also travels to other colleges across Ireland to compete in intervarsity competitions. The poker society caters for every level of player.

Music Society

This society has their own room and instruments in the college. Future plans for this society include performing at social events for the college on a regular basis.

Surfing Society

SurfSoc ITB is the newest, most exciting, unique, and fun society ITB has to offer. We provide students with the opportunity to learn a new exciting sport and also the chance to get away with college friends on regular trips throughout the year.


Horticulture Society

This society is set up for students who enjoy horticulture. We will promote social gatherings for the botanics students.

Photography Society

Winning Society of the year 2010 PhotoSoc is one of the largest societies in ITB creating many events durring the year. A society for anyone interested in photography from beginners to experienced amateurs we will organise monthly exhibitions and competitions, days out and occasional weekends away.Check out their website http://itbphotosoc.jimdo.com/

Dynamic in Christ Society

A fun club that aims to gather chirstians and non-christians together. Share testimonies and enjoy freedom in Christ.

Islamic Society

A non political affiliated society is run by a group of ITB students elected by students annually. Their activities/events are planned to the student/staff of ITB.

Geocaching Society

Treasure Hunting using GPS Co-ordinates. A list of all Geocaches "treasures" are found on the website geocaching.com. Members of the society will pick a GPS Co-ordinate from the website and try to  find ther cache at the specific spot.

Dance Society

The dance society has been set up for people who love to dance. The dance society runs weekly classes in different styles of dance, mainly hip-hop and salsa. The dance society aim to compete in competitions against other colleges.

Airsoft Society

The Airsoft society aims to organise subsidised Airsoft events, promote Airsoft as a sport, facilitate the Airsoft community on campus and compete in intervarsity Airsoft events.

What our students say...

Lisa Kelly

"On the course, everything is like really different and you think it's going to be really hard, but the resources that are available to you are really great. Like the maths teacher has a website for maths, and like that's grand and the way things are taught, it’s not the same all the time."

Lisa Kelly,
Business Student

Area / Transport Map