Dublin Mixed Netball
Netball originated in England at the end of the Nineteenth Century as a Women’s version of Basketball. It got its name in Jamaica. It differs from Basketball in the lack of contact between players, and in the scoring – each basket counts as one goal rather than two points, and the ball must be passed into a zone around the goal where a designated player may make a shot.
It is played in both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland with Northern Ireland ranking as one of the World Powers in the sport. There is a League in both Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland and was once leagues in Cork and Limerick. Versions of the Sport include Fast Fives and Mixed 6-a-side Netball, with Independent Leagues in the latter in Dublin.
Dublin Mixed Netball
Dublin 6-a-side Mixed Netball
Glasgow Townscape : 2014 Netball Mural At Merkland Street, Partick by Richard West is licensed under CC-BY-SA 2.0
Dublin Indoor Sports
DIS 6-a-side Mixed Netball (Overviews):
Dublin Indoor Sports Monday 6-a-side Mixed Netball 2014-2017
Dublin Indoor Sports Netball Tuesday Mixed 6-a-side Netball 2016
DIS 6-a-side Mixed Netball Monday (Seasons):
Dublin Indoor Sports Mixed Netball Monday Season 1 2017
Netball Dublin
Netball Dublin 6-a-side Mixed Netball (Overviews)
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