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Date Posted: 15:15:31 06/12/02 Wed
Author: Wendy Padilla
Subject: Re: Raquetball Courts in Ireland
In reply to: Charlie Bannister 's message, "Raquetball Courts in Ireland" on 09:30:37 03/22/00 Wed

>Michael, liked the site.
>
>Just a point of interest. We play a bit of raquetball
>on squash courts in England. Are the courts at
>Castlebar squash courts being used for raquetball or
>are they specific for raquetball with different
>dimensions / court markings to squash courts?.
>
>I have also played fives in England which is handball
>on courts not too dissimialr in size to squash courts
>with four walls, concrete floors and very hard balls!.
>I think the Irish handball game is again different to
>fives.
>
>
>Regards, Charlie Bannister

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