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Skydiving Adventure with Irish Parachute Club - Dublin

Skydiving Adventure with Irish Parachute Club

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Difficulty

challenging

Duration

3-4 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should be in good physical shape, with no serious health issues

Overview

Looking for an intense adrenaline rush? Irish Parachute Club offers safe and thrilling solo skydiving experiences from 3,500 feet with expert guidance. Discover what it’s like to leap from the sky in Ireland’s rugged landscapes!

Clonbullogue, County Offaly

Solo Jumps

For ages 18+ • Scheduled arrival time at the airfield • Options for beginners and advanced jumpers

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About This Adventure

Embark on an exhilarating journey to learn solo skydiving! After a comprehensive 6-hour Ground School, you'll jump from 3,500 feet with automatic parachute deployment. Guided by an expert instructor, you'll master essential skills and progress through your skydiving journey, making each leap a thrilling step towards independence in the skies.

Learn to Skydive on your own!

Experience the thrill of skydiving all by yourself. To do so, you will undergo Ground School training and then be shown how to jump alone in a safe environment.

Training:

Training for a solo jump takes a minimum of 6 hours on Saturdays only. The most modern ram-air student-parachutes are used. You jump from a height of 3,500 feet. You jump on your own and the main parachute is opened automatically as you leave the aircraft.

Your instructor is a highly experienced skydiver who will help you, not only on your first jump, but right through your skydiving progression.

Safety

You will always wear two parachutes, one of which is used as a reserve in the unlikely event of the main parachute not functioning correctly. After introduction and documentation is complete you learn about your parachute equipment, how to exit the aircraft and fall in the correct position. You’ll also learn how to steer the parachute to a good landing area, aircraft drills and emergency procedures.

Duration

The time you have selected is your arrival time and NOT your jump time (weather conditions may impact timings) Please allow for a full day at the club.

About

  • Firstly you undertake Ground School and the 1st jump weather / time permitting.

  • Every jump thereafter includes gear hire which cost €55.

  • Once you have completed your ground school training you don’t need to book in through the office again, you can just arrive with your log card and put your name down on the waiting list.

  • You start your solo progression on a static line and progress on to free fall. It normally takes around 7-8 jumps to get cleared to free fall.

  • We have a progression system for all our solo jumpers that you follow until you receive your license.

Personal Information:

  • Max weight for this experience is 230lb, which is proportional to height, age & sex.

65 Years and Over:

  • If you are 65 Years of age and Over, a doctor’s certificate is required stating that you are fit to skydive.

Adventure Tips

Prepare physically and mentally

Ensure you're in good health and ready to face high adrenaline moments safely.

Listen to your instructors

Pay close attention during training to ensure safety and confidence during your jump.

Check gear beforehand

Verify all equipment is properly fitted and in working order prior to boarding the plane.

Book in advance

Skydiving slots fill quickly—reserve early for your preferred date.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Red deer
  • Common buzzard

History

Ireland’s skydiving tradition dates back to the 1980s, building a reputation for quality and safety.

Conservation

The club promotes eco-friendly practices by recycling gear and reducing waste, supporting local environmental efforts.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Comfortable clothing

Essential

Wear something comfortable and suitable for outdoor conditions.

Secure footwear

Essential

Sturdy shoes that support your ankles are recommended for pre-jump procedures.

Gloves

Helps maintain grip and warmth in colder weather.

winter specific

Sun protection

Sunscreen or sunglasses to protect against sun exposure during pre-jump briefings.

summer specific