Drogheda Independent

Greenhills stress they’re for all ages

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GREENHILLS Bowls Club spread the word about their strong youth policy on a recent weekend when the Juvenile section held a full promotion day in Drogheda’s Laurence Centre.

They had an enjoyable day talking to their peers about the game, the competitio­ns they play in and the various clubs they travel to, while the members handed out flyers containing the club’s informatio­n.

Megan Devin, Junior representa­tive, stated that there is a misconcept­ion that indoor bowls is for the older generation - not the case! She added that the club have received a number of enquiries about the game, from seniors and particular­ly from the younger generation and from the teachers in the town who are interested in having demonstrat­ions in their school to encourage the pupils to take up the sport.

The club cater for all age groups and range from eight years upwards, and she also stressed that all members can choose to play competitiv­ely or for fun.

Club chairman Jack Howell would like to thank the Laurence Centre manager for accommodat­ing the club on the day of the promotion and for their hospitalit­y.

On the club front, the Senior Championsh­ip Singles will start shortly and all members are encouraged to participat­e, while the Junior Championsh­ip round robin singles will be starting this evening (Tuesday) at 7.15pm sharp.

Six games will be played over nine ends every Tuesday night and the duration of each game will be 30 minutes. Times of play for Juniors are Tuesday 7 to 8.15pm, and for Seniors it’s Tuesday and Thursday from 8.15 to 10pm.

 ??  ?? Greenhills Bowls Club members at their promotion day in Drogheda’s Laurence Centre.
Greenhills Bowls Club members at their promotion day in Drogheda’s Laurence Centre.

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