Coding clubs - Raspberry Pi Forums

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i live in dublin ireland , forty year old man. have noticed there no coding clubs adults in dublin. wonder if there other people on forum dublin on surrounding counties interested in starting raspberry pi club share know (in case little) , foster shared interest. group people of ages.

see "user groups , events / dublin pi's" thread here http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpbb3/viewt ... =57&t=6287 more users in dublin area ...club mentioned ;)


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