Tai Chi classes in Doonbeg

Arthritis Ireland Clare branch will be hosting Tai Chi classes for people with arthritis in Doonbeg hall on Monday mornings at 10 a.m.

**Please note that due to Covid-19 guidelines pre-booking for this class is required.

Session of 6 classes costs 30 euro or €6 for one class (pay as you go).

☎ Contact Marie on 087 3910150 or Carmel on 087 1328190 to book.

Booking for this event has now closed.

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