Results Archive
National Championships, Grand Prix, season rankings and international results, most recent first. Each entry links to the original announcement or results pack on tenpinbowling.ie.
Irish Open 2026 — Final Results
EBF & IBF sanctioned international open at Dundonald International Ice Bowl, Belfast, 18–25 October 2026; 72 athletes. Champion: Ben Robinson (England), beating William Clasborn (Sweden) 279–215 in the stepladder final. 3rd: Erik Larsson (Sweden). Highest-placed Irish: Christopher Sloan (5th).
Source: original announcement arrow_forwardTeam Ireland Rankings updated following the 60th National Championships
Season rankings updated after the Nationals; see the 2025/26 final standings below.
Source: original announcement arrow_forward2025/26 Seniors Grand Prix — Finals
Gents Scratch: Paddy Dunne (1631). Gents Handicap: Kieran Shortt. Ladies' Scratch: Theresa Watts (1129). Ladies' Handicap: Phil Joyce (1049). Final played 24 May 2026.
Source: original announcement arrow_forward60th National Championships — Final Results
Men's champion: Taylor Forde Williams (4714). Ladies' champion: Hannah Masterson (3766). Full podiums for Singles, Doubles, Trios, Team and Mixed Doubles recorded.
Source: original announcement arrow_forward2025/26 Season Rankings (Ladies', Men's, Under 30s) — updated May 2026
Ladies' winner: Donna Brady (1087 pts). Men's winner: Grant Dugan (1112 pts). Under 30s Men's winner: Taylor Forde Williams (1080 pts). Under 30s Ladies' winner: Abby McKeever (1215 pts).
Source: wp-content/uploads/2026/06/2025_2026-Mens-Team-Ireland-Rankings_Updated-May.pdf30th Seniors National Championships
Men's champion: Haulie Storan (4224). Ladies' champion: Theresa Watts (3246). Held 8–11 January 2026.
Source: original announcement arrow_forwardJunior Irish Open 2025 — Final Results
International field (Ireland, Iceland, Sweden, England, Scotland, Switzerland). 15–18 Boys: Ben Wallace (2738). 15–18 Girls: Anna Lawlor (2426). 19–25: Hannah Masterson (2762).
Source: original announcement arrow_forward2024/25 Seniors Grand Prix — Finals
Gents Scratch: Haulie Storan (1625). Gents Handicap: Steve Tully (1949). Ladies' Scratch: Theresa Watts (1289). Ladies' Handicap: Maeve O'Reilly (1387). Played 15 June 2025.
Source: original announcement arrow_forward29th Seniors National Championships
Men's champion: Tom Byrne (3520). Ladies' champion: Lorraine Keane (2799). Held 22–25 May 2025 at A.L.S.A.A. Bowl.
Source: original announcement arrow_forward59th National Championships — Final Results
Men's champion: Taylor Forde Williams (5505). Ladies' champion: Hannah Masterson (4866). Held 1–4 May 2025 at A.L.S.A.A. Bowl.
Source: original announcement arrow_forwardJunior Irish Open 2024 — Final Results
International field (Ireland, England, Scotland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Switzerland, Iceland). 15–18 Girls: Hannah Masterson (2708). 15–18 Boys: Thomas Carver (2498). 19–25: Hinrik Oli Gunnarsson (2713).
Source: original announcement arrow_forward28th Annual National Senior Championships
Men's champion: Alan McDonnell (4180). Ladies' champion: Lorraine Keane (3554).
Source: wp-content/uploads/2024/09/ITBA-28th-Annual-National-Senior-Championships-2024-Results-Pack-Final.pdf58th National Championships
Men's champion: Taylor Williams (5122). Ladies' champion: Hannah Masterson (4547).
Source: wp-content/uploads/2024/09/ITBA-58th-National-Scratch-Championships-2024-Results-Pack.pdfEuropean Youth Championships — Helsinki, Finland
Team Ireland Girls won Bronze in the Team Event. Hannah Masterson won Silver in the individual Masters event and bowled a 300 game in Team Event qualifying.
Source: original announcement arrow_forwardSeniors Grand Prix — Winners by Year
Ladies' Handicap (Joan Mulcahy Memorial), Ladies' Scratch, Gents' Handicap (Brian Moriarty Memorial) and Gents' Scratch category winners.
| Year | Ladies' HCP | Ladies' Scratch | Gents' HCP | Gents' Scratch |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Maeve O'Reilly | Theresa Watts | Steve Tully | Haulie Storan |
| 2024 | Maeve O'Reilly | Theresa Watts | Paddy Kilduff | Paolo Di Tofano |
| 2023 | Dymphna Kestell | Theresa Watts | Paddy Gibbons | Fergal McLoughlin |
| 2022 | Ann Cullen | Lorraine Keane | Brian Dagger | Nickey O'Malley |
| 2021 | Not played due to Covid | |||
| 2020 | Maeve O'Reilly | Anita Watts | Jim Donagh | Tom Byrne |
| 2019 | Pat Holmes | Carol Catchpole | Des Vella | Paddy Dunne |
| 2018 | Anne Turner | Berni Moriarty | Bryan Turner | Nickey O'Malley |
| 2017 | Maeve O'Reilly | Elaine Lalor | Ken Foley | Nickey O'Malley |
| 2016 | Yvonne Randell | Roisin Cloake | Jim Donagh | Philip Watts |
| 2015 | Anne Turner | Berni Moriarty | Michael Mulcahy | Haulie Storan |
| 2014 | Maeve O'Reilly | Theresa Watts | Paddy Kilduff | Tom Byrne |
| 2013 | Anne Quinn | Pat Cummins | Paddy Gibbons | Haulie Storan |
| 2012 | Berni Moriarty | Pat Holmes | Robert Trulock | Paddy Dunne |
| 2011 | Ann Cullen | Pat Holmes | Stan Dagg | Tom Byrne |
| 2010 | Pat Attard | Kathleen Lyons | Nickey O'Malley | Tom Byrne |
| 2009 | Anne Quinn | Kathleen Lyons | Paddy Kilduff | Christy Scully |
| 2008 | Pat Attard | Berni Moriarty | Michael Mulcahy | Tom Byrne |
| 2007 | Kathleen Lyons | — | Paddy Gibbons | Brendan Healy |
| 2006 | Kathleen Lyons | — | — | Nickey O'Malley |
| 2005 | Pauline Compton | — | — | Nickey O'Malley |
Source: wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Seniors-Grand-Prix-Winners_2025.pdf. 2005–2006 have no printed entry for Ladies Scratch or Gents Handicap (left blank in the source). Extracted via OCR (tesseract, 300dpi) since the PDF is a scanned image; cross-checked against the season finals results below where years overlap and found consistent.
Team Ireland Ranking Tour — Season Finals
Adult ranking tour season winners, where a final table is printed.
Donna Brady
1087 pts (avg 188)
2nd: Hannah Masterson (1017), 3rd: Abby McKeever (1008)
Grant Dugan
1112 pts (avg 214)
2nd: Sean Dempsey (1020), 3rd: Taylor Forde Williams (997)
Taylor Forde Williams
1080 pts
Abby McKeever
1215 pts
Team Ireland — International Results
European Youth Championships (EYC)
Team Ireland won Bronze in the Girls Team Event, losing the semi-final to Denmark (Finland won the final with a team record of 977, 244.25 average). Hannah Masterson won Silver in the individual Masters event, losing the Gold Medal Match to Denmark's Karen Kærgaard Nielsen. Masterson also bowled a perfect 300 in the final game of Team Event qualifying.
Girls Team: Anna Lawlor (debut), Laura Grant (3rd appearance), Hannah Masterson, Ciara Lawlor. Boys: Dillon McKeown, Colum Staines. Coach: David Staines. Team Manager: Stephen Masterson.
Source: original announcement arrow_forward- 2026 — World Youth Championships 2026: Only a domestic roll-off qualification trial recorded; championship result not recorded.
- 2026 — European Youth Championships, Berlin (28 Mar – 6 Apr 2026): Team Manager vacancy notice only; result not recorded.
- 2025 — Men's European Championships 2025: Team Manager notice only; result not recorded.
- 2026 — European Women's Championships 2026: Team Manager request only; result not recorded.
- 2025 — IBF Youth World Cup, Helsingborg, Sweden: Selection-criteria notice only; result not recorded.
Junior Irish Open
An international junior tournament hosted in Ireland, drawing entrants from Britain and mainland Europe.
2025
15–18 Boys (Final): 1. Ben Wallace 2738; 2. Finn Mckeown 2650; 3. Colum Staines 2634; 4. Ben Marston 2586; 5. Alessandr Kathner 1908; 6. Mille Lindberg 1905
15–18 Girls (Final): 1. Anna Lawlor 2426; 2. Sarah Stott 2376; 3. Isla Claxton 2350; 4. Annabelkle Andersson 2334; 5. Olivia Rogers 1636; 6. Laura Grant 1618
0–14 (Final): 1. Abnton Sandberg 2457; 2. Rasmus Nordensson 2385; 3. Alexandra Erla Gudjonsdotti 2327; 4. Alex Luk 2261; 5. Erik Georgsson 1749; 6. Valdermar Lutz Moller 1742
19–25 (Final): 1. Hannah Masterson 2762; 2. Declan Simons 2583; 3. Sean Staines 2526; 4. Liam Parr 2526; 5. Hinrik Oli Gunnarsson 1875; 6. Emily Rogers 1861
High Games: 0–14 Boys — Erik Georgsson 300; 0–14 Girls — Alexandra Erla Gudjonsdotti 247; 15–18 Boys — Ben Wallace 279; 15–18 Girls — Isla Claxton 245; 19–25 Boys — Declan Simons 258; 19–25 Girls — Abby McKeever 279
International field: Ireland, Iceland, Sweden, England, Scotland, Switzerland. Some names as printed on the source page include apparent typos (e.g. "Abnton Sandberg", "Annabelkle Andersson") — reproduced exactly as published rather than corrected, per the no-invented-content rule.
Source: original announcement arrow_forward2024
15–18 Girls (Final): 1. Hannah Masterson 2,708; 2. Laura Christensen 2,364; 3. Madelen Thorsrudhagen Danielsen 2,297; 4. Saga Gannerud 2,161; 5. Olivia Linden 1,640; 6. Anna Lawlor 1,613
15–18 Boys (Final): 1. Thomas Carver 2,498; 2. Colum Staines 2,437; 3. Ben Marston 2,337; 4. Dillion Mckeown 2,241; 5. Tristan Mani Ninuson 1,723; 6. Kenneth Leet 1,633
0–14 (Final): 1. Ben Wallace 2,528; 2. Christopher Clarke 2,464; 3. Charlie Claesson 2,391; 4. Isla Claxton 2,258; 5. Ilias Krampovitis 1,685; 6. Alex Luk 1,684
19–25 (Final): 1. Hinrik Oli Gunnarsson 2,713; 2. Taylor Forde Williams 2,701; 3. Sean Staines 2,571; 4. Euan Coote 2,570; 5. Melwin Nielsen 1,779; 6. Callum Carver 1,754
High Games: 14&Under Boy — Ben Wallace 244; 14&Under Girl — Isla Claxton 217; 15–18 Boys — Colm Staines 268; 15–18 Girls — Hannah Masterson 248; 19–25 Boy — Hinrik Oli Gunnarsson 289; 19–25 Girl — Esther Lehrman 212
International field confirmed by nationality tags in the Round 2 results post (Ireland, England, Scotland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Switzerland, Iceland).
Source: original announcement arrow_forward2023
Under 19 Girls: 1st Hannah Masterson 1180 pts
Under 19 Boys: 1st Tadhg Donnelly 950 pts
Under 16 Boys: 1st Colum Staines 1107 pts
Under 16 Girls: 1st Laura Grant 1049 pts
No nationality column printed this year, so international participation cannot be confirmed from this source alone.
2022
Under 19 Boys: 1st Sean Staines (IRL) 2,801
Under 19 Girls: 1st Hannah Masterson (IRL) 2,672
Under 16 Boys: 1st Tristan Mani Ninuson (ICE) 2,592
Full category tables in the source pack; only category winners transcribed here.