Tenpin Ireland runs the sport across the island, north and south — the national championships, the rankings, junior development, and Team Ireland on the European and world stage.
News and results from around the country.
Five nations and 54 athletes came to ALSAA Bowl, Dublin, 17–20 September. England took the overall title; Ireland's ladies won bronze in the Trios and the Team, Sean Dempsey's 270 was the highest men's game of the week, and Aimee Kellegher's 257 the highest ladies' game.
Taylor Forde Williams (4,714) took the men's title at the 60th National Scratch Championships, with Hannah Masterson (3,766) winning the ladies' crown.
From grassroots community programmes to elite international competition, we support every level of play across the island of Ireland.
National championships, rankings events, and open competitions throughout the season.
Accredited coaching pathways and education for athletes at every level of the sport.
Structured Junior and Bantam programmes building the next generation of Irish bowlers.
The pinnacle of Irish tenpin bowling. Representing the nation on the European and World stage. Information on selection criteria, high-performance training, and upcoming international fixtures.
Recognised & Affiliated
Membership gets you into the national tournaments, onto the official rankings, and into a community of bowlers in every county — whether it's your first season or your fortieth.
