LAWN BOWLS ISLE OF MAN
To make the most of the season, the committee have decided the following dates for the competitions this season, which means there will be a competitive event every two weeks.
We were finally able to host our first of what is hoped to be many more competitions on Saturday. With a great turn out numbers wise and some great weather, it didn’t disapoint! 20 entrants were randomly drawn a Read more
The club will host the long awaited first competition of the year this coming Saturday 20th June, The John Ramsey Pairs. Pairs will be drawn on the day and the competition is open to all members, junior, regular and Read more
The biggest and most positive changes since the announcement that we can start bowling again come in tomorrow. The changes mean that we are almost back to complete normal…with effect from Monday 15th June 2020, we can have full Read more
It will be a pleasure for us to notify you, as I am sure it will be pleasure to hear, when we return to normal. However, for the time being we are still restricted, but the committee are regularly Read more
As a result of the Government’s relaxation of the regulations, our consultation with IOM Sport has enabled us to enter phase two of the return to lawn bowls. Please see the safety information guide which will help manage your Read more
Lawn bowls on the Isle of Man can now restart, but there is a strict set of guidelines that must be adhered to. The committee are in regular contact with the Government and IOM Sport, and have already prepared Read more
In today’s government briefing, the Chief Minister confirmed that Lawn Bowls is one of the few sports that now has the go ahead to recommence. This is a huge piece of news for our members and testament to the Read more
Some good news for our members who are no doubt itching to get back out on the green. At the end of this evening’s government briefing, the Chief Minister announced that the proposals put forward by numerous sports, including Read more
I am sure that members will be pleased to hear that we will be able to get some bowls in this year. At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic the prospect of putting a few bowls down looked bleak. Read more