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Setanta Fitness

4.8· 44 reviews on GoogleTullygoonigan Industrial Estate, Moy Rd, ArmaghMore in Armagh

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Category
Strength, Gymnastics, Fitness Studio
Location
Armagh
Rating
4.8 / 5 (44 reviews on Google)

Setanta Fitness is a purpose-built strength and fitness facility in Armagh, founded by head coach Tom Gribben. More than a gym, it is a welcoming community offering HYROX-affiliated classes, gymnastics, personal training, strength & conditioning, sports injury clinic, sauna, ice baths, recovery boots, and team gym hire.

Inclusive for all fitness levels and ages, every session is grounded in expert coaching, real results, and a supportive atmosphere.

Opening hours

Mon–Fri
05:30-20:30
Sat
10:00-18:00
Sun
12:00-17:00

Classes

HYROXGymnasticsPersonal TrainingStrength & ConditioningRunning Club
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Frequently asked questions about Setanta Fitness

What are the opening hours at Setanta Fitness?

Setanta Fitness is open Mon–Fri 05:30-20:30, Sat 10:00-18:00, Sun 12:00-17:00.

Where is Setanta Fitness?

Setanta Fitness is at Tullygoonigan Industrial Estate, Moy Rd, Armagh.

What kind of training does Setanta Fitness offer?

At Setanta Fitness you will find strength, gymnastics and fitness studio.

What rating does Setanta Fitness have?

Setanta Fitness has 4.8 out of 5 on Google based on 44 reviews.

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