Irish Archery School

Next Shoot

1st February

Novelty Fun Shoot

10:00 start

'You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet' Randy Bachman

'I almost swallowed my Cheese' Michael Mouse

'Moo, We are Cows, Take us to China' The Brain

24 never before seen 2-D Targets, (not including all the bonus shots) set in our picturesque training forest a kilometre past the entrance to our main competition venue.

Follow the signs !

Hot soup/stew as well !

Please book in by Friday 30th January so that we know how many we are catering for.

Adults €10 - Juniors €5 - Soup Free

Contact Eric on 0866696754

or Robert on 0861735916

or email Eric at 360ek@diginet.ie

'Egad! This is even better than a Ducktales episode, Brain!' Pinky

'Wondered why the mouse organ was off key' Bagpuss

'When the cat's away, the mice will play!' Bob Marley

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IAC - Stonehall

Stonehall is the Irish Archery Club's target archery training field and is situated near the town of Trim in County Meath. The field is layed out with 6m bays to accomodate ABC shooting lines and can support up to 20 butts at distances up to 90m.

IAC - Rahin Wood

Rahin Wood is a 150 hectare site bounded by the river Boyne on the Kildare/Meath border just north of Edenderry. The Irish Archery club uses one area exclusively for competition field shoots and another for training. The combination of mature mixed woodland and bumps and hollows makes it ideal for target archery. The Irish Amateur Archery Association National Field Championships 2008 and the All Ireland Field Championships 2008 were hosted by the club here in April.

IAC - Confey

Confey College in Leixlip, County Kildare is where the Irish Archery Club works with the students of the school to develop their archery skills. The Hall is set to accomodate 8 butts at 18m and has wheelchair access. The Field is currently laid out for FITA 70m and FITA 900 shooting and is frequently used by the Irish Amateur Archery Association for National Training sessions with Junior and Senior Squad members. Confey College Archery Club was started in 2007 by the Irish Archery Club and is thriving.

IAC - Harcourt Lodge

Harcourt Lodge, Bellewstown near Trim in county Meath, is the latest addition to the Irish Archery Club's training venues. The shooting area is an all-weather pulverised rubber surface 20m by 40m in area and is ideal for outdoor training when the ground is a little too soft to use either of the other two target training facilities.