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Irish Road Bowling Entry Form - Ireland, Indiana 2025

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The document is an entry form for the Irish Road Bowling event scheduled for September 16, 2017, at the Ireland Sportsman Club. It outlines details such as check-in times, entry fees, team categories, and participant requirements. Each 4-person team must pay a $160 fee, which includes a refundable deposit for a bowling ball. Participants receive t-shirts and food, and must be at least 21 years old. A waiver of liability must be signed by all team members. The event is limited to the first 60 teams and will proceed regardless of weather conditions.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Irish Road Bowling Entry Form in the editor.
Begin by selecting your team category: choose between 4-men, 4-women, or Co-ed (2 men/2 women).
Fill in your Team Name and the Team Captain’s Name in the designated fields.
Provide your email address and phone number(s) for communication purposes.
Ensure all team members read and understand the waiver and release from liability. Each member must sign their name and indicate their shirt size (S to XXXL).
Complete the form by mailing it along with a check of $160.00 made payable to Patrick’s Celebration Inc., ensuring it is sent before the deadline of September 8th.

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Is there road bowling in Ireland?

The Irish form of road bowling is concentrated in counties Cork and Armagh (especially south Armagh).

How to play road bowls in Ireland?

Wherever the bowl stops (not where it leaves the road surface), a chalk mark is made at the nearest point on the road and the next throw is taken from behind that mark. Over tight curves, or corners where two roads meet, the bowl may be thrown through the air (lofted). The loft must strike the road or pass over it.

Is a 15 pound bowling ball too heavy?

A commonly used rule of thumb is to select a ball that weighs approximately 10% of your body weight. For example, if you weigh 150 pounds, a 15-pound ball might be suitable. However, this is just a starting point. Individual strength, skill level, and comfort should also play docHub roles in your decision.

How heavy is an Irish road bowling ball?

The sport is played with a 28 oz. (793.8 grams) solid iron bowl, or ball, with a circumference of approximately 18 centimetres.

How heavy do bowling balls weigh?

Typically, adult male beginner players tend to choose balls from 14 to 16 pounds while adult female beginner players choose balls from 10 to 14 pounds. Young bowlers should choose balls in the 6 to 14 pound range.

Is a 20 lb bowling ball legal?

Bowling ball weights range from 6 lbs. to 16 lbs. Use the 10% Rule (But Max Out at 16 Pounds) A good starting point is choosing a ball thats about 10% of your body weight, up to a maximum of 16 pounds (the heaviest legal ball).

What is the point of Irish road bowling?

Road Bowling is a traditional Irish game played with a road bowl and is on a long course. The object of the game is to get to the finish line in the least amount of throws, but be careful, if the bowl goes off course, you may lose it!