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[H4] We are a proud PADI 5* Dive Centre operating from Dun Laoghaire Harbour and the National Aquatic Centre just north of Dublin City.
The Dive Crew at Oceandivers are passionate about the Underwater World, we love to teach scuba and to guide qualified divers to the very best reefs and wrecks around Ireland.At Oceandivers, you can become a qualified diver by completing the PADI Open Water course, move on to the PADI Advanced certificate, and then Rescue Diver and even progress to become a PADI Instructor. Our Oceandivers Club also organises trips and travel to the most amazing dive locations around the world.

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[H4] Let our experience open the door to endless underwater discoveries.
Willie Siddall and Brian Murphy, the company founders, were the first to bring PADI into Ireland back in 1989. We now have a crew of over forty dive professionals, and between us, we have logged thousands of dives both at home and around the world. We remain dedicated to high safety standards, but also to keeping the fun in diving. We hope you can join us!Our extensive new website is packed with helpful information on diving in Ireland, so we hope you will find what you are looking for as you browse the pages. If you have any questions, do feel free to contact us, but you might find the answers on our FAQs Page here.At Oceandivers, we don't just teach scuba diving, we also organise dive trips and holidays as well as local boat diving around Dublin Bay.If you have never tried scuba before, why not drop over some Tuesday evening to the National Aquatic Center and try a dive by signing on to one of our Discover Scuba evenings? Full details on our Discover Scuba sessions here.

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[H1] Our Courses

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We offer a full range of PADI courses from complete beginner right up to instructor level.

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[H4] What is PADI?
PADI is The Professional Association of Diving Instructors. PADI is the world's largest and most widely recognized recreational scuba diver training agency. As a PADI diver you will have earned the finest and most respected diver credentials available.
[H4] Can I try a dive?
Yes, you can do a ‘try dive’, otherwise known as a Discover Scuba, in the pool with one of our Divemasters.  This will give you an opportunity to experience the fun of scuba diving in a safe and controlled environment. You only need to show up with swimming togs and a towel, and we will provide everything else. Due to the more challenging conditions here in Dublin Bay, you will need to complete one of our certification courses if you want to dive in the sea.
[H4] What's involved in learning to scuba dive?
Learning to scuba dive is an incredible adventure! With PADI as your training organization, your path to becoming a certified diver is accomplished in three exciting phases:Knowledge DevelopmentDuring the first phase of your PADI course with Oceandivers, you develop an understanding of the basic principles of scuba diving. You learn things like how pressure affects your body, how to choose the best scuba gear, and what to consider when planning dives. You briefly review what you have studied in the five knowledge sections with your instructor and take a short quiz to be sure you’re getting it. At the end of the course, you’ll take a longer quiz that makes sure you have all the key concepts and ideas down. You and your instructor will review anything that you don’t quite get until it’s clear.Confined Water Dives – Scuba Skills TrainingThis is what it’s all about - diving, You develop basic scuba skills by scuba diving in a pool or body of water with pool-like conditions. Here you’ll learn everything from setting up your scuba gear to how to easily get water out of your mask without surfacing. You’ll also practice some emergency skills, like sharing air or recovering your regulator. Plus, you will learn the joy of being weightless underwater by achieving neutral buoyancy.Open Water DivesAfter your confined water dives, you and the new friends you’ve made will continue to learn during four open water dives with your PADI Instructor at a dive site. This is where you fully experience the underwater adventure. You may make these dives locally or on a fun weekend away.
[H4] Are there any medical problems that will keep me from diving?
Each student must complete a Medical Statement prior to training. This document informs instructors of a student’s medical condition. If there is a YES answer to any of the medical questions, then a PADI Medical form must be signed off by a doctor to pass you fit to dive. There are some conditions, such as epilepsy, chronic ear infections, diabetes, active asthma, emphysema, heart disease, haemophilia, that could prohibit a diver in the activity. Divers Alert Network (DAN) has a very extensive Medical FAQ Page on their website, so worth checking this out for more specific details.
[H4] My ears hurt when I dive down, does that mean I won't be able to scuba dive?
No, assuming you have no irregularities in your ears and sinuses. The discomfort is the normal effect of water pressure pressing in on your ears. Fortunately, our bodies are designed to adjust for pressure changes in our ears – you just need to learn how. If you have no difficulties adjusting to air pressure during flying, you'll probably experience no problem learning to adjust to water pressure while diving.
[H4] Am I too old to dive?
Absolutely not, if you are in reasonably good health with a basic level of fitness, there is no reason why you can’t dive happily into your dotage!
[H4] How many people will be in my class?
This can vary, and our class sizes range from 4-12 people. In the pool, the ratios we usually work to are 4 students to 1 instructor, while in the sea ratio is reduced further to 2 students to 1 instructor or 4 students to 1 instructor and 1 divemaster. We operate well under the recommended ratios in order to maintain the highest safety standards possible.
[H4] Is diving safe?
Oceandivers have a 100% safety record and in their 25 years of teaching PADI Willie and Brian have never had to deal with a serious incident. Modern dive training uses methods and techniques that have developed massively over the past four decades to make sure the educational systems produce safe recreational divers. Because of this, scuba diving is one of the safer recreational activities in which you can participate.
[H4] What scuba gear do I need?
Oceandivers will provide all the equipment that you will need for your course free of charge. Of course, you will want to ultimately buy your own, but it’s probably a good idea to wait until basic certification training is completed before you start to purchase your own equipment. Although we don’t sell gear ourselves, Oceandivers will be happy to guide and advise you in selecting the best equipment for you as you begin to dive regularly and gain experience. However, it is nice to own your own mask and snorkel from the beginning, since these are personal items.
[H4] What are the most common injuries or sicknesses associated with diving?
Sunburn and sea sickness, both of which are preventable with over the counter preventatives. The most common injuries caused by marine life are scrapes and stings, most of which can be avoided by wearing an exposure suit, staying off the bottom, and watching where you put your hands and feet.
[H4] Can I take the classroom and pool sections of the course in Ireland and finish the sea dives in warmer waters abroad?
For those who don’t like the idea of diving in Irish waters, we offer the PADI Referral programmes that easily allow you to finish your course in any other PADI Dive Center around the world. By completing two thirds of the course before your holiday, it means that you don’t have to spend any days of your valuable sun holiday in a dark classroom or swimming pool!
[H4] What is the difference between the Scuba Diver Course and the Open Water Course?
Both courses are entry level courses and suitable for complete beginners. The Scuba Diver Course is the first three modules of the Open Water course, consisting of 3 knowledge development sessions, 3 confined water (pool) sessions, and 2 open water dives. A 10-minute water tread and a 200m swim are also requirements for completion of the course. The certified PADI Scuba Diver is qualified to dive to a max depth of 12m and must dive in the company of a PADI professional diver on every dive.The open water course consists of 5 knowledge development sessions, 5 confined water (pool) sessions, and 4 open water dives. The 10-minute water tread and 200m swim are also required. The certified PADI Open Water Diver can dive to a max depth of 18m and may dive with any diver with the same certification level or higher.
[H4] What scuba gear do I need to learn to scuba dive?
Oceandivers will provide all the equipment that you will need for your course free of charge. Of course, you will want to ultimately buy your own, but it’s probably a good idea to wait until basic certification training is completed before you start to purchase your own equipment. Although we don’t sell gear ourselves, Oceandivers will be happy to guide and advise you in selecting the best equipment for you as you begin to dive regularly and gain experience. However, it is nice to own your own mask and snorkel from the beginning, since these are personal items.
[H4] What happens if I have to miss a scheduled class due to sickness or work commitments?
Although we would obviously prefer if you stick to the agreed class schedule, we appreciate that there may be times when you simply can't make a session. We will do everything reasonable to re-schedule a new session for you but it really helps us if you give us as much notice as possible.
[H4] How long does it take to learn to dive?
It depends, but generally speaking, you’ll receive about 30 hours of instruction to certify as a PADI Open Water Diver. We can teach these sessions in many different ways for example you can come for one evening a week for six weeks followed by two weekends to finish the sea dives or you can complete the full course over five consequetive days on one of our Intensive Open Water courses. We also offer one to one training to match your schedule with our Open Water Gold course.
[H4] How deep can I go?
Open Water scuba divers stay above 18 metres and while this is the limit some of the most interesting dives are no deeper than 15 metres where the water is warmer and the colours are brighter due to the light. With further training and experience, the limit for recreational scuba diving is 40 metres.
[H4] How long will my certification last?
Your PADI scuba certification does not expire but it is highly recommended that you keep in practice by just going diving. If you become rusty you should take a refresher course called a Scuba Review with Oceandivers. Continuing with your scuba education is an excellent way to keep in practice and learn more safe diving skills.
[H4] How cold is the sea temperature in Ireland?
Typical temperatures in Irish waters range from 6 degrees in the winter to 16 degrees in summer but there is no need to be cold as there is an exposure suit to deal with all degrees of water. Oceandivers use 14mm neoprene suits that offer good thermal insulation. Dry suits are popular and are worn with thermal under suits to keep the diver dry and warm.
[H4] How much does it cost to take scuba lessons?
Compared with getting started in other popular adventure sports and outdoor activities, learning to scuba dive isn't expensive.For example, you can expect to pay about the same as you would for:A full day of surfing lessonsA weekend of rock climbing lessonsA weekend of kayaking lessonsA weekend of fly-fishing lessonsAbout three hours of private golf lessonsAbout three hours of private water skiing lessonsOne amazing night out at the pub!Learning to scuba dive is a great value when you consider that you learn to dive under the guidance and attention of a highly trained, experienced professional - your Oceandivers PADI Scuba Instructor. From the first day, scuba diving starts transforming your life with new experiences you share with friends. And, you can do it almost anywhere there is water. Start learning online with Oceandivers and get ready to take your first breath underwater!Oceandivers is proud to be able to offer the PADI Open Water Course from €495 per person, including all the books, DVDs, and Manuals that you will need. Gear rental is also included, along with the International PADI Certification card that you will receive on successful completion of the course.If you opt for the PADI Scuba Diver certification, it will cost €325 per person.
[H4] Are there any dangerous marine animals in Ireland?
One of the many nice things about diving in Ireland is that we really don't have any marine animals that could be considered dangerous. During your training, you will learn to respect the amazing creatures that we see when we dive. We never try to touch or tease any marine animal, and we are careful not to accidentally damage the reef in any way. Even in the tropics, where shark encounters are very common, the incidents of aggression against divers are extremely rare.
[H4] Do women have any special concerns regarding diving?
Aside from pregnancy, no. Because physiologists know little about the effects of diving on the foetus, the recommendation is that women avoid diving while pregnant or trying to become pregnant. Menstruation is not normally a concern
[H4] I've lost my PADI certification card. How can I replace it?
You call PADI on 0044 117 300 7300, they will be able to send out a new card to you. There will be a small fee though!
[H4] Is there anything to see in Irish waters?
Irish waters are bursting with life, which is rich and diverse. When we get good conditions, many of Ireland’s top dive sites are among the best in the world. We see many species of fish such as Wrasse, Lling, Pollack, Dog Fish, flat fish like Dab, Plaice, and Sole. Crustaceans and shellfish are everywhere ,edible crabs, lobsters, crayfish, spider crabs, shrimp, scallops, razor clam,s and sea urchin,s to name but a few. Little Tompot Blennies and Gobi fish let you get in close for a look. Octopus, Cuttlefish, and conger eels are always a thrill. Gardens of jewel anemone, soft corals, and sponges bring a beauty and colour all of their own. We often encounter seal,s and on a really special day, spotting dolphins or a basking shark is not out of the question. The underwater topography on the west coast is as spectacular below water as it is above. Below sea level is an exciting and wonderful world to explore. If you would like to see some great photos of the reefs and marine life that Ireland has to offer, click on our Image Gallery.
[H4] What happens if I run out of air?
That's not likely because you have a gauge that tells you how much air you have at all times. This way, you can return to the surface with a safety reserve remaining. But to answer the question, if you run out of air, your buddy has a spare mouthpiece that allows you to share a single air supply while swimming to the surface. There are also other options you'll learn in your PADI Open Water course with Oceandivers.
[H4] What if I feel claustrophobic?
People find the “weightlessness” of scuba diving to be quite freeing. Modern scuba masks are available in translucent models, which you may prefer if a mask makes you feel closed in. During your scuba diving training with Oceandivers, your instructor gives you plenty of time and coaching to become comfortable with each stage of learning. Your scuba instructor works with you at your own pace to ensure you master each skill necessary to become a capable scuba diver who dives regularly.Oceandivers keeps classes small so that we can give you more time to get comfortable with the amazing world of diving.
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[H1] The PADI Open Water Diver course with Oceandivers

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PADI Open Water Diver Course €650Learn to scuba dive with Oceandivers, Ireland’s leading PADI 5-Star Dive Centre.Includes all scuba equipment, PADI eLearning, pool training, and four open-water dives. Optional West Coast weekend trip with accommodation €120 add-on. Next available courses: November 18 • December 6 • January 12BOOK YOUR PLACE NOW

[H4] What You Learn
The PADI Open Water Diver course consists of three main phases:Knowledge Development (online, home study, or in a classroom ) to understand basic principles of scuba diving (5 modules)Confined Water Dives to learn basic scuba skills (5 pool training dives).Open Water Dives to review your skills and explore (4 open water dives).
[H4] Prerequisites
To enroll in the PADI Open Diver course or Junior Open Water Diver course, you must be:12 years or older (PADI eLearning requires a minimum age of 13 years due to international internet laws).You need to be able to swim and be happy in the water to safely enjoy learning to dive.
[H4] The course structure explained
Your first breath underwater is something you'll never forget, and you will progress through the skills from basic to more complex. The latest PADI Open Water course is split into three parts –During Part 1, you'll get to learn about all the important principles of safe and enjoyable scuba diving. This theory section is delivered through a brilliantly designed e-learning package, which you complete online.In Part 2, you complete at least five pool training dives in the National Aquatic Centre, Blanchardstown, where you master all of the key skills under the helpful eye of a PADI Instructor.  Once you have successfully completed all sections of Parts 1 and 2, you are ready to move on to the final part.  Part 3 requires that you complete four open water dives in the sea, where you get to demonstrate your new skills in the real environment. You can choose different locations depending on your needs. Sandycove Beach, just south of Dublin, is really convenient, but you might prefer the clearer waters off Connemara or the warmer waters of a tropical location. There is great flexibility in how Part 3 is delivered, so we can help you decide what’s best for you.
[H4] The Scuba Gear You Use
In the PADI Open Water Diver course, you learn to use basic scuba gear and standard accessories. Oceandivers supply all the scuba equipment required by their students for the Open Water course; the use of our school gear is included in your course fee. All our scuba gear is regularly updated and well-maintained, but you might prefer to purchase your own Mask and Snorkel, and we offer a special price on a number of packages.
[H4] The Learning Materials You Need
All the training materials you will need are included in the course fee - eLearning personal access codes - Dive Logbook PADI's Open Water Diver materials cover what you need to know about basic scuba diving skills, terminology, and safety procedures. For each concept, you'll read a description and watch a video demonstration, followed by completing the online Quizzes and Knowledge Reviews. Then you'll head to the pool to practice these skills with your instructor.
[H4] Course Timetable
We typically run our Open Water courses over six weeks of evening classes meeting every Tuesday at 7:00 pm in the National Aquatic Centre, Blanchardstown. The first part of the evening is classroom based followed by gear selection and assembly on the pool deck, before an hour long in-water session of skills and fun in the pool. Finishing time each Tuesday is about 10:15 pm.If none of our normal schedule works out for you, let us know, and we will do our best to accommodate you. Alternatively, we also offer the Gold Open Water course that is tailored to your own individual schedule.
[H3] Got a Question?
Do feel free to give us a call or drop us an email, but you will also find the answers to many common questions about learning to dive on our FAQs page here.

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[H4] We are a proud PADI 5* Dive Centre operating from Dun Laoghaire Harbour and the National Aquatic Centre just north of Dublin City.
The Dive Crew at Oceandivers are passionate about the Underwater World, we love to teach scuba and to guide qualified divers to the very best reefs and wrecks around Ireland.At Oceandivers, you can become a qualified diver by completing the PADI Open Water course, move on to the PADI Advanced certificate, and then Rescue Diver and even progress to become a PADI Instructor. Our Oceandivers Club also organises trips and travel to the most amazing dive locations around the world.

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[H4] Let our experience open the door to endless underwater discoveries.
Willie Siddall and Brian Murphy, the company founders, were the first to bring PADI into Ireland back in 1989. We now have a crew of over forty dive professionals, and between us, we have logged thousands of dives both at home and around the world. We remain dedicated to high safety standards, but also to keeping the fun in diving. We hope you can join us!Our extensive new website is packed with helpful information on diving in Ireland, so we hope you will find what you are looking for as you browse the pages. If you have any questions, do feel free to contact us, but you might find the answers on our FAQs Page here.At Oceandivers, we don't just teach scuba diving, we also organise dive trips and holidays as well as local boat diving around Dublin Bay.If you have never tried scuba before, why not drop over some Tuesday evening to the National Aquatic Center and try a dive by signing on to one of our Discover Scuba evenings? Full details on our Discover Scuba sessions here.

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[H1] Our Courses

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[H4] Discover Scuba
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[H4] Get back to diving
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[H1] Training Courses

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DISCOVER SCUBA DIVER

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PADI SCUBA DIVER

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PADI OPEN WATER DIVER

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ADVANCED OPEN WATER DIVER

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PADI MASTER SCUBA DIVER RATING

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SCUBA TUNE UP

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PADI DRY SUIT DIVER

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PADI ENRICHED AIR DIVER

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ORIENTATION DIVE

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Just want to splash around and have leisure time? Or practice some skills on your own, and don’t want to commit to a session? Book a Pool session at the lovely National Aquatic Center from 8pm to 10pm. Pool sessions are limited to 5 people and run every Tuesday evening. Please be respectful and mindful of those who are in the pool and the lessons going on.Scuba Gear and Equipment is included.

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[H4] Our Transition Year Scuba Program is designed to give students a taste of the underwater world while earning a PADI Scuba Diver licence—an internationally recognised certification that lasts a lifetime.

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RESCUE DIVER

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EMERGENCY FIRST RESPONSE

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DIGITAL UNDERWATER PHOTOGRAPHER

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DIVER PROPULUSION VEHICILE

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PEAK PREFORMANCE BUOYANCY

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EQUIPMENT SPECIALIST

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UNDERWATER VIDEOGRAPHER

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DEEP DIVER

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FISH IDENTIFICATION

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UNDERWATER NAVIGATOR

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DRIFT DIVER

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BOAT DIVER

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NIGHT DIVER

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SEARCH AND RECOVERY DIVER

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[H1] Professional Courses

[H2] What can I Teach as a PADI Pro?

As you further your professional scuba diving education, you'll be able to offer more courses. Divemaster is your first professional step, and affords you quite a few opportunities. As an Open Water Scuba Instructor, you can teach others how to scuba dive. Continue on up the ranks to Course Director and look at all the amazing things you’ll be able to do!

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PADI DIVEMASTER

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PADI MSDT

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PADI ASSISTANT INSTRUCTOR

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MASTER INSTRUCTOR

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PADI OWSI

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PADI IDC STAFF INSTRUCTOR

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SPECIALTY INSTRUCTOR

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CPR AND EFR INSTRUCTOR