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Kilkenny man Martin Gahan was part of the winning team of three blind and visually impaired tenpin bowlers who represented Irish Blind Sports at the recent bowling tournament in Hampshire, England.

As Kilkenny’s Cats continue their ‘drive for five’, the fervour surrounding their All-Ireland push has been taken to extremes by some people at KBowl in MacDonagh Junction this week.

Kilkenny’s only ten pin bowling centre, KBowl in MacDonagh Junction is running a weekly singles competition every Tuesday.

K-Bowl, Kilkenny’s first and only bowling alley and entertainment centre, recently held its bowling league presentation night. The league took place over 10 weeks and consisted of nine teams, on average there were four contestants on each team. The league was a huge success and attracted a great crowd. The suspense was palpable on the night as the top three teams battled it out for the title.

If you are looking for a fun-filled place to attend on these cold and dreary days then look no further than the very popular K-Bowl. The 10 pin bowling centre is located in MacDonagh Junction and is opened daily from 11am until 11pm including bank holidays and weekends.

It’s that time of the year again when the bowling leagues commence at Mayo Roller Bowl. The men’s handicap singles commences on Monday October 13. It takes place on Monday and Wednesday nights at 8pm. You choose which night suits you best. The league is open to both beginners and experienced bowlers as it is on a handicap basis.

Dreams really do come true and next month will see one particular wish granted to the thousands of Kilkenny residents who have been eagerly awaiting news of the first-ever bowling centre for Kilkenny.

KBowl the centre of entertainment and bowling celebrates its first birthday this Sunday, November 22.

County Galway cricketers failed in their bid to win the Munster Senior Cup in Cork on Saturday, going down to Cork Harlequins by eight wickets.