Old Bleach Bowling Club has been a cornerstone of the Antrim community since 1920. Known for its lawn bowls, it brings together members of all ages and skill levels to enjoy the game and each other's company.
David Selfridge, the club’s President, along with Vice President Andrew Booth and the committee, which includes immediate past president Ewart Evans, honorary secretary Joe Barkley, and honorary treasurer Mark Tait, ensures the club runs smoothly. They uphold the club's rules and constitution, promoting fair play and sportsmanship.
The club is proud of its achievements, with members often excelling in various competitions and bringing home medals, including those from the World Bowls Championships. Their successes are a testament to the support and camaraderie at Old Bleach.
Sponsors play a crucial role in the club’s success, providing essential financial support and resources. The club deeply values these partnerships and works hard to maintain them.
The Old Bleach clubhouse is more than just a place for sport; it's a social hub. It's where members gather, relax, and enjoy each other's company. The clubhouse is well-equipped to meet all members’ needs.
Saturday entertainment is a highlight, offering a range of activities and events that add to the vibrant community spirit.
Involved in the local bowling scene, the club competes in various leagues and championships, including the PGL League, PGL Championships, and more. These events allow members to showcase their skills against other talented bowlers.
Old Bleach also extends its reach online. The club's website provides information about events and activities, and features a blog with updates and news.
David and the team invite everyone in the sports community to visit, participate, and be a part of this thriving club. With its rich history and welcoming atmosphere, Old Bleach Bowling Club is a place where everyone can belong and enjoy the sport of lawn bowls.