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Dalbeattie Angling Association

Dalbeattie Angling Association meets on the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 7.30pm in the Kings Arms, Dalbeattie. The salmon season is from March 15th until November 30th and the brown trout season is from March 15th until September 30th. The Association has two lower beats on the River Urr and it also leases Buittle Reservoir. Visitors are welcome. Please note that the reservoir is currently drained for maintenance. We hope to begin fishing from August 2019 and to be back to normal by 2020. If you are interested in the Dalbeattie Angling Association and want further information contact M McCowan and Son's shop at 43, High Street, telephone: 01556 610270 or email dalbeattie.angling.association@gmail.com. 01556 610270

Dalbeattie angling AssociationClick/Tap image to go to their web site

Dalbeattie Bowling Club

A friendly club in central Dalbeattie, with plenty of parking. A very well maintained outdoor green with six rinks and a good club house with facilities including bar, kitchen and changing areas, a lounge and dance floor!

Dalbeattie Bowling ClubClick/Tap image to go to their web site

Dalbeattie Lawn Tennis Club

Dalbeattie Lawn Tennis Club The Dalbeattie Lawn Tennis Club was founded in 1980 and is set in the picturesque colliston park. Facilities include 3 floodlit artificial grass courts Male and female changing rooms (with showers) Disabled access to club house and toilet We currently have over 100 members ranging from junior members to over 70s. Coaching is available either in groups or individually with 2 registered LTA coaches level 3 & 2. Activities at the club include Ladies seniors day, Tuesday mornings and mixed senior Tues afternoon. Club nights are held on a friday from 7pm, all senior members are welcome to attend so long as they don't take it too seriously!, it's a great fun night of tennis for only £2 (Balls supplied). The format is mixed doubles, draw for partner on the night. The person with the most points at the end of the season wins a trophy, a number of runners up prizes are awarded at the end of season dance. We host a number of tournaments during the season both open and closed and enter teams in local league. Due to COVID-19 guidance, courts must be booked prior to use.

Dalbeattie Lawn Tennis ClubClick/Tap image to go to their web site

Solway Sportive

well established cycling sportive with routes designed by cyclists for cyclists to enjoy, and raising money for local good causes. Since 2019, the event has been organised by Dalbeattie Rotary Club and Dalbeattie Community Initiative. Cyclists can enjoy a great day out riding along the beautiful Solway coast and countryside on roads with very little traffic compared to most of the UK. There is a choice of routes: Yellow 40 miles, Blue 75 miles or Red 100 miles routes, all with feeding stations. The event is open to riders of all bikes including electric. The next sportive will be in the spring of 2022.

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BRIDGE WELLNESS CENTRE

The Bridge Wellness Centre in the former GP surgery in Millisle, Dalbeattie, incorporates an exercise/dance studio and gym offering a range of classes with freelance teachers including Tai Chi, Yoga, Pilates, Dance, Adult Ballet, Boxercise, HIIT, Exercise and Fitness classes.

BRIDGE WELLNESS CENTREClick/Tap image to go to their web site

Dalbeattie Star FC

Now playing at Islecroft Stadium, the club’s first trophy back was the 1977/78 Haig Gordon Cup when they beat Lincluden Swifts 3-0 thanks to a hat trick from David Clachrie.

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Dumfries & District Gliding Club

We are a small, friendly club in which everyone chips in and pulls together and visitors are always made welcome. Our new clubhouse is the ideal spot to watch the gliders taking off and landing or to simply sit and watch the local wildlife. The airfield is situated 600 feet above sea level on Plascow Rig (ridge) and less than five miles from the Solway Firth. We have good thermal and wave conditions with a 3-mile long 1200 foot high ridge 2.8 miles east of the airfield which is flyable when the wind is anywhere between North-West and South-West which is almost always. We fly every weekend throughout the year (weather permitting) - some very good flying is done through the winter - but be sure to wrap up well! From Spring to Autumn we will be flying weekends and sometimes weekdays . We will also have some full flying weeks during the holiday season .

Dumfries & District Gliding ClubClick/Tap image to go to their web site

Dalbeattie Golf Club

A delightful 9-hole parkland course with stunning views of the surrounding Urr Valley, Dalbeattie Golf Club celebrates its 125th year throughout 2019. The course is a haven for wildlife; birds of prey fly overhead, deer are often seen and woodland song birds abound in the adjacent Rounall Wood. The layout of this course, which has been considerably extended in recent years, provides an excellent challenge for golfers of all ages and abilities seeking a truly enjoyable golfing experience all year round. Come and see for yourself. A warm welcome and an enjoyable day’s golf await.

Dalbeattie Golf ClubClick/Tap image to go to their web site

Stewartry Karate Club

Founded by Sensei Jim Howard. Shotokan Karate: Traditional Techniques, Kihon, Kata, Kumite, Sport Karate, Self Defence, Stretching, Fitness Training.

 Stewartry Karate ClubClick/Tap image to go to their web site

Dalbeattie Netball Group Group

Fancy some fun netball? Tuesdays 7.45-9pm £4 per session A recreational night - all abilities welcome! Over 16s - at school, uni or left school, maybe decades ago and haven't played since. We just play games have a laugh and get some exercise at the same time. Come along to the Dalbeattie Learning Campus, Community entrance on the High School side. Great bunch of folks - great fun. For more details contact Sue Cox on 01556 288163

Dalbeattie Netball  GroupClick/Tap image to go to their web site

Solway Orienteers

Are you looking for a sport that is a little bit different? A sport that is fun, adventurous and totally absorbing? If so orienteering could be just what you are looking for. Solway is a small friendly club in the south west of Scotland. Our members range in age from 8 years old to 70 plus – this is one sport where all the family can join in as the courses are graded by length and difficulty. Mum and Dad (or grandparents) don’t have to be just the taxi drivers! The clubs focus is on holding local orienteering events and encouraging people to participate in this challenging sport at whatever level they choose. Walk, jog, run – you decide!

Solway OrienteersClick/Tap image to go to their web site

Dalbeattie Running Club

Dalbeattie Civic Running Club is an organisation set up to promote running in the town. It is open to all levels of runners of ALL abilities.

Dalbeattie Running ClubClick/Tap image to go to their web site

Stewartry Rugby Club

Stewartry RFC currently fields 2 Senior XV's (male and female) and fields 7 Youth Teams. They also support the local community with a full time Development Officer.

Stewartry Rugby ClubClick/Tap image to go to their web site

Solway yacht club

The Club was established in 1904 and is situated in the village of Kippford, on the Colvend Coast in Dumfries and Galloway. An area of outstanding natural beauty, its traditional towns and villages, rugged cliffs, islands and inlets with secluded beaches are a delight. The area was much favoured by smugglers, and tales of their activities abound. The Solway Yacht Club's situation on the Urr estuary provides for a variety of sailing from exciting dinghy racing in the shelter of the bay to offshore racing and cruising. It’s ideally situated for access to the Irish Sea and, from there, it’s but a short hop to the magnificent sailing area that’s the west coast of Scotland.

SOLWAY YACHT CLUBClick/Tap image to go to their web site

Dalbeattie Star Youth Football Club

Dalbeattie Star Youth Football Club

Dalbeattie Star Youth Football ClubClick/Tap image to go to their web site