Learn to Scuba Dive !!!!
Naas Sub-Aqua Club are taking on new members from October 2013. No experience necessary as we train you in all the skills necessary to dive safely and gain world recoqnised CMAS diving qualifications. If you have some dive qualifications and would like to dive you are also welcome to join the club.
Free Try-a-Dives on scuba equipment in the swimmming pool and full training begins in October.
For a safe and affordable way to scuba dive off all coast of Ireland and beyond join Naas Sub-Aqua Club.
More information please contact Liam at naassac@gmail.com or phone 087 2726699
If interested in our Try-a-Dives or joining Naas Sub-Aqua Club please read, fill in and submit our online registration form at the following link: Naas SAC Registration Form
Should you require any further information please do not hesitate to e-mail or phone us.
With the head count intact we made our retreat back to the apartments, quick swim around the bay & back to Dwejra to explore the Azure Window by land. A storm hit about 7.30pm, torrential rain, floods & lightening until almost dawn, travelling in the topless jeep across the island made quite an adventure as roads were replaced by torrents, we were dodging dustbins & other bits, some roads were impassable but the little jeep chewed it up, glad to get back to the apartment.
in 2006 the deck of the MV Karwella is at ~37m, on air there was little bottom time but plenty of Nitrogen, hit the deck glee, down to the props at 42m apprehension, back up, through the wheel house & onto the mast, heading for home at ~ 12m still twitchy the compass was baffling, visibility was superb, no torch needed. 
Cominoland sits in ~ 39m. Liam nailed the navigation, we entered at the ladder, peddled south east across the reef, descended at the drop off & the Cominoland soon loomed into view. On air again this was going to be brief, quick peak into the wheel house, out & down to 37m, in through the door, down the starboard side, out at the stern, up the stairs, along the port side to the bow, up to the wheel house onto the stack & back to the shallows to snoop around the boulders, lots of Scorpion fish & found another small Moray in a crack under the ladder exiting. 
by recently spending over €7,000 on specialised equipment for Search & Recovery training and operations. The eagerly awaited equipment arrived on the 23rd of December 2009. This specialised equipment consists of 4 x Aga Interspiro full face masks with Buddy Phone,two way communications system complete with Buddy Phone base unit. The bulk of this money has been raised from various fund raising events and contributions. We are extremely grateful to all the 
This year Naas Sub-Aqua Club will be taking on new members. You do not have to have any previous experience as full scuba training will be provided over the winter months. We will start with a poster campaign throughout the county and surrounding areas in early October. This will be followed with free Try-a-Dives in the swimming pool on Thursday evenings from 8 -9pm in October. The diving course will commence on Thursday 5th of November. Lectures program will be held over four Sunday afternoon with pool snorkel and scuba training taking place every Thursday evening 8 – 9pm throughout the winter months. 
David Lawler certainly deserves “Man of the Match” by completing the snorkel with no gloves on. His hands were “Glowing” red on his return! 
A bus has been organised which will serve Naas & Newbridge for the Christmas Dinner/Social night in Ballymore Inn. Contact Simon Knott ASAP on 
Five candidates from various Dublin South clubs completed the D** test which was carried out in not so favourable conditions off Dalkey Island, Dublin. The visibility was extremely bad even for Dublin Bay standards but this did not deter the candidates. 
We would like to thank the following for their participation & helping to raise the much needed money for the club: Rob Harris, Fintan O'Kelly, Eamon Russell, Robert Keane, Rosemary Finn, Diane Coleman, Una Corrigan, Andrew Murray, Máire Lawler, Barry Lawler, David Lawler, Bernard Kruger, Pat Doherty, Tom Cruise, Claire Berry, Martina Loughlin, Tom McCabe, Terry McCaul, Joan McElwaine, Pascal Michel, Liam Staunton, Liam Whelan.
With Diving Officer Liam Staunton at the helm, the 2008 dive season kicked off with the annual New Year’s Day snorkel in the Grand Canal at Digby Bridge. Fifteen members braved the elements to participate in the first of three mandatory open water snorkels before starting to dive (New trainees require five OW snorkels) Most members retired to Flanagan’s Mill Pub & restaurant for lunch & refreshments afterwards.
Sunset on Bofin
