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Nestled within Trinity College, the Fellows’ Bowling Green provides an exclusive yet inviting atmosphere for both seasoned bowlers and newcomers. This beautifully maintained green is surrounded by historic architecture, creating a tranquil setting for enjoying the sport. Our dedicated staff is passionate about promoting bowling as a leisure activity and offers guidance for those new to the game. The Fellows’ Bowling Green is not just a place to play; it’s a community hub where friendships are forged over shared interests. Come experience the unique charm that makes our bowling green a cherished part of Trinity College.

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The Bowling Green is an enclosed garden North-West of the Trinity's Great Court. Fellows of the coll

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The Bowling Green is an enclosed garden North-West of the Trinity's Great Court. Fellows of the college can book it for garden parties. I was here for my Faculty's end-of-year party (June 2018). Entrance to the garden is through a narrow passage just east from King Edward's Tower. On the east side of the Green you'll find one of the most ancient buildings of Trinity: a remnant of King's Hall, the college that stood here before Trinity was built.

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