Galway, Mayo and Roscommon

Connacht: three alleys, one in each of three county towns

Connacht has three alleys with current evidence of bowling, one each in Galway city, Castlebar and Roscommon town, and they are quite different places to spend an afternoon.

Most lanesThe Planet Galway · 16 lanes

Lowest game rate foundThe Planet Galway · €10

Latest closingMayo Leisure Point · 22:00

Online booking2 of 3 alleys

Bowling lanes at The Planet Galway, from the operator’s website.

The Planet Galway

4.2 (984)

Galway Shopping Centre, Headford Road, Galway, H91 KP0N

16 lanesHours listed from €10 Open to the public

A refurbished Headford Road centre with 16 lanes, a new sports bar and Benny's burgers.

Bowling lanes at Mayo Leisure Point in Castlebar, pictured by Discover Ireland. Photograph date not stated.

Mayo Leisure Point

4.4 (596)

Moneen Rd, Gorteendrunagh, Castlebar, Co. Mayo

8 lanesHours listed from €28 a lane Open to the public

Brunswick lanes, glow bowling and winter leagues in a Castlebar complex with a seven-screen cinema.

Bowling lanes at Roscommon Leisure Zone, from the operator’s website.

Cluain Fraoigh, Business Park, Lanesborough Road, Roscommon, F42 WF38

6 lanesHours listed from €25 a lane Open to the public

Six bumper lanes, soft play and a gym under one roof in Cluain Fraoigh Business Park.

Questions

Connacht bowling questions

How many lanes does The Planet Galway have?

Sixteen, after the refurbishment completed before its November reopening, according to the operator's website.

Are shoes included at Mayo Leisure Point?

Yes. The lane prices published by Mayo Leisure Point in November 2026 include shoe hire.

Is there bowling in Carrick-on-Shannon?

We could not confirm it. The Leitrim Tourism listing for Carrick LeisureZone does not mention bowling, so it has no listing here until a current source does.

Three centres, three ways of paying

The Planet at Galway Shopping Centre reopened in November after a refurbishment with 16 lanes, a sports bar and Benny's burgers; adults pay €10 a game and lanes can be booked online. Mayo Leisure Point in Castlebar charges by the lane, €28 for 30 minutes off-peak with shoes included, and runs leagues from September to May beside a seven-screen cinema.

Roscommon Leisure Zone, the Ros Bowl, has six bumper lanes in Cluain Fraoigh Business Park, with soft play and a gym in the same building and online booking at €25 for half an hour.

What is not on the list

Two other names come up in older guides. Carrick LeisureZone at the Mulvey Centre in Carrick-on-Shannon is left out because the current tourism listing does not mention bowling and no other recent source does. City Limits in Oranmore has reports of closure and no documented reopening.