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					\huge \bf Dublin University\\ Rifle Club
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		\textcolor{dkgrey}{Rhona Barry, Ciara Walsh, Janet Chua and Derval Tubridy}
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	Do you want to try a sport that caters for all ages,
	ablilities and ambitions?
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Target shooting is a sport where brawn is not required to achieve success.   
Men and women can compete equally without handicap. 
You can compete against clubs from all over the world without having
to leave the campus and you can enjoy a healthy social community at
all levels from the purely recreational to competing in the olympics.
Interested ?
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	Then welcome to the wonderful world of target shooting !
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			{\large \sf \bf Contacting the Club}
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\noindent
We have a noticeboard in Front Arch, marked on the map. All competition 
notices are published there at least a week in advance. 

\noindent
We run an E-mail mailing list, to join simply send an E-mail to 
{\tt \bf Majordomo@tcd.ie} with {\it subscribe durc-list} 
in the message. All information posted on the noticeboard is sent out on 
the mailing list at the same time.  

\noindent
The club has it's own website at 
{\tt \bf http://durc.tcd.ie/} where you can find 
notices of events, results, general news and photographs of various 
events.  We're planning on adding to this website during the year to add 
things like bulletin-board discussion forums, webcam broadcasts of 
competitions and on-line booking of shooting details.  

\noindent
Our phone number is $+353-1-608-1281$.  

\noindent
You can send regular mail to :
{\center \sf \bf
Dublin University Rifle Club\\
c/o DUCAC,\\
Trinity College Dublin,\\
Dublin 2.\\ 
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%So you're interested ? Well, there will be a \textbf{D.U.R.C.} stand in 
%Front Square all through Fresher's Week, and you're welcome to come up and 
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So you're interested ? Well you're welcome to join us at any time. It
costs \euro{3} to join the club for the year. Come down to the range
during term and sign up, we're open from 1800 onwards, Monday through
Friday. But note that you have to join up before you can book a detail
to shoot!

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\noindent
We hold a meeting for Safety and Orientation every year. We go though   
the safety rules and precautions, demonstrate the rifles and shooting   
positions, and explain how to book details and so forth. You can also   
collect your membership cards at the meeting, and afterwards there are  
drinks and snacks in the clubhouse.                                     

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%We hold a meeting for Safety and Orientation every year after Fresher's Week.
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%positions, and explain how to book details and so forth. 
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			{\large \sf \bf About Target Shooting}
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\noindent
Target shooting is the sport of firing at targets as an exercise in
marksmanship. Rather than the ability to run a mile in 5 minutes
or being able to lift your own body weight with one hand, the only
requirements in target shooting are reasonable eyesight \textit{(glasses
are fine, some of our best wear them)}, patience, concentration and
tenacity. Gender is unimportant - all levels of the sport enjoy an even
mix of both sexes, although women do have a distinct advantage in Air
Rifle, and usually have a mild advantage in general.

\noindent
Antagonistic competitive attitudes are almost unheard-of in target 
shooting. The only person with whom you are really competing is yourself.   
This makes for a happy, relaxed atmosphere, even at the highest levels of 
the sport. A handicap classing system allows large competitions with
competitors ranging from novices to old hands, which makes for great
craic. Not that that means that it's not a serious sport - target
shooting has seventeen events in the olympics! 
Irish shooters have taken part in the last three olympics, and DURC has
had at least one club member on the Irish National Squad for the past
twenty years and we've had many club members compete internationally.

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\noindent
This is an Air rifle target. At a distance of ten metres, while standing 
and holding a rifle that weighs 5 kilograms and is over a meter long, you 
have to hit the white dot in the center sixty times in a row for a perfect 
score! Smallbore targets are larger, but because of the greater range over 
which they are shot, they appear to be the same relative size to the 
shooter.  This is a sport that requires great patience and dedication to 
excel in, but which can at the same time provide a great deal of enjoyment 
to the casual shooter. 


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The club provides all the equipment you'll need. \textbf{D.U.R.C.} 
has equipment which is accurate enough for all levels from club competition 
right through to international competitions. Shooters wear a stiff double 
canvas jacket with non-slip pads and a glove. For Smallbore rifle, you also 
use a sling for the rifle, as it can weigh up to seven kilograms. 

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\noindent
\textbf{D.U.R.C.} has several internal competitions throughout the year, 
along with both hosting and attending national-level competitions. There 
are the Air and Smallbore Open competitions which are recognised by the 
\textbf{N.T.S.A.} for selection to the National Squad. We regularly compete 
against the UCD Rifle Club, in fact we have one competition, the Colours, 
where we compete against them alone. 
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\noindent
This is usually a popular social event 
as well as a serious rifle competition. We also enter the nationals each 
year in all disciplines, and for the last few years have usually done very 
well, often winning prizes. 
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\noindent
These competitions are a great way to meet the 
rest of the Irish shooting community, to gain experience and gather tips on 
shooting technique and so forth, not to mention the
team spirit that goes with being a part of the \textbf{D.U.R.C.} squad.  

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\textbf{DURC} has been around for the last forty years.  
We've had members compete at all levels from internal club competitions to 
international world cups. We usually have between 300 and 500 members 
each year, with an equal mix of genders. We have an active calendar of 
events every year, both social and sporting. We shoot in several events : 
Olympic Air and Smallbore Rifle and Mexican Silouette rifle shooting.  
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The \textbf{DURC} rifle range has facilities for shooting Smallbore
rifles over 25 yards and Air rifles over 10
metres, the olympic standard for Air rifle. We also train in the
Fassaroe Shooting Club's 50 metre range, which is the Olympic standard
distance for Smallbore rifle.

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Seperate to the firing lanes, we also have two adjoining rooms which are
used to prepare the rifles and equipment for shooting and for social
activities, such as the annual Christmas Novelty match. Coffee, Tea
and biscuit facilities are provided - but you have to wash your own
mugs !

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\noindent
\textbf{D.U.R.C.} Range Officers are trained to coach new shooters to a 
very high standard of accuracy. Their main duty, however, is to ensure the 
safety of all those on the rifle range. On your first shooting detail, your 
Range Officer will explain to you the basic safety rules and how to shoot 
safely. Since our founding in 1962, \textit{\textbf{D.U.R.C.} has not had  
one single accident or injury} (apart from the odd tall shooter banging 
his or her head off the roof of the range!). This is due to our committment 
to enjoying our sport in a safe manner, and reflects the Irish shooting 
community in general, where there hasn't been an accident or injury in
living memory.

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		\textcolor{midgrey}{\copyright ~ Trinity College Dublin}
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The rifle range is located in Park Lane, behind the Civil Engineering
building, as marked on the map. It's the green door with DURC written
on it, and the doorbell is to the right-hand side.
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