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| What’s On | Dundonald Gymnastics Club Winter Floor and Vault Competition

Dundonald Gymnastics Club Winter Floor and Vault Competition

Date

Times

Booking Url

Closing Date

12/11/2023

8.30am 6pm

01/10/2023

Organiser: Dundonald Gymnastics Club Venue:
South Harbour Street
Ayr
KA7 1JB

Email organiser

Dundonald Gymnastics Club are hosting a winter floor and vault competition on 12 November. For more information and to submit an entry, please contact the event organiser via email.

Primary Venue

South Harbour Street
Ayr
KA7 1JB

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