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Ballyearl Open 2013
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Ballyearl Open 2013

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Archive, News | 25.03.2013

The Ballyearl Open took place in the Ballyearl Leisure Centre, Newtownabbey on Friday 19th April and Saturday 20th April.

Venue: Ballyearl Leisure Centre
Address:
585 Doagh Road, Newtownabbey BT36 5RZ Belfast, Co. Antrim Route at Google Maps
Phone: 028 (048) 90848287
Tournament contact
Name: Neal Pollock
Phone: +44 7738973930
Email: [email protected]
Events
Mens A, Mens B, Mens C, Mens D

Accomadation

The Knockagh Lodge, 236 Upper Rd, Greenisland BT38 8RP -Tel:- 02890 861444

 Twin room £50 – Quote:- Ballyearl Open

Tournament days

Friday, April 19, 2013 to Saturday, April 20, 2013

 

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