Blackheath Archers

Located in Dublin, Blackheath Archers is a renowned archery range with a rich history and a focus on inclusivity and skill development. With a legacy dating back to the 1980s, the club was founded by Jim Conroy, who represented Ireland at the Montreal and Moscow Olympics. Today, the club continues to thrive under the guidance of passionate archers and coaches, including the late Pat McLoughlin, who coached at the club until 2020.

Blackheath Archers has a strong association with the Irish Wheelchair Association, offering Monday night training sessions in Clontarf. The club has produced several international success stories, with members representing Ireland at prestigious events such as the Paralympics. Notable archers like Kerrie Leonard have brought home championship titles and represented the country on the global stage.

The club prides itself on providing a welcoming and supportive environment for archers of all ages and abilities. Whether you're a seasoned competitor or a beginner looking to try your hand at archery for the first time, Blackheath Archers offers a range of training programmes and facilities to suit your needs. With a focus on skill development, camaraderie, and personal growth, the club is a hub for archery enthusiasts in Dublin.

Archery has a long and fascinating history, evolving from a hunting and warfare tool to a popular sporting activity. At Blackheath Archers, members have the opportunity to engage with this tradition while honing their skills and competing at local and national events. The club boasts a number of national records and titles, reflecting the dedication and talent of its members.

If you're interested in joining a vibrant archery community in Dublin, look no further than Blackheath Archers. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a curious beginner, there's a place for you at the range. Contact us today to learn more about our programmes, facilities, and upcoming events. Join us at Blackheath Archers and take aim at your archery goals!