Oh so close for Blackrock Badminton Club
The Argus
Today at 06:16
For the second year in-a-row Blackrock Badminton Club's Ladies 7 made it through to the Louth League Final. Unfortunately though, the side lost out to Axis Badminton Club from Balbriggan. There was no luck either for the club's Men's 6 who also lost their final.
Blackrock Badminton Club is on the lookout for new members. You will find them every Monday through June in Blackrock Community Centre 8pm-10pm. Why not pop along and give badminton a go.
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