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There is a friendly Scrabble tournament on the last Sunday of each month in Churchtown, Co. Dublin. 7 games, €10 entry, and good fun. If you like Scrabble and are interested in trying your hand at a tournament, this is a great way to do it! Ring Anne on 01 …Read More »

Here are the WSC qualification for the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. You can also view this information as a PDF.Read More »

“Hi, The WESPA Championships 2019 is fast approaching and we would like you to be a part of the extravaganza from 15th – 20th October 2019! This time we take you to Goa, India, an idyllic beach destination – a great place to combine Scrabble with a good holiday.Read More »

There is a friendly (unrated) one-day tournament being held on Saturday 22nd June in Park House, Library Road, Dun Laoghaire. Registration is from 9:30am. There will be 7 games played over the day, with prize-giving at 6pm. See the full schedule on Facebook Entry is limited to 24 people, so …Read More »

The 2019 Irish Open Scrabble tournament will take place on Saturday 28th & Sunday 29th September in the Woodlands Hotel & Leisure Centre, Dunmore Road, Waterford. The format will be open, with 15 games played over two days, and will be both ABSP and WESPA rated. Registration 9:30am on Saturday, …Read More »

The 2019 All Ireland Scrabble Tournament will take place on Saturday 16th & Sunday 17th November in Hotel Curracloe, Wexford The format will be open, with 15 games played over two days, and will be ABSP and WESPA rated. Registration 9:45am on Saturday, event finishes 5.30pm on Sunday. To register …Read More »

CSW19, the new Collins word list, came out in May. Understandably, there have been many questions surrounding this new word list, as there are whenever a new list is introduced. To help with this process, the WESPA Dictionary Committee Chair, Dictionary Committee member and WESPA Chairman have put together a …Read More »

Playing at home or on the internet is all well and good, but nothing can beat sitting down in a tournament, face to face with other enthusiasts, and seeing if you have what it takes! People are playing in increasing numbers in clubs, one-day events and two-day events, which are …Read More »

Scrabble was invented by unemployed architect Alfred Butts in 1938, so 2018 marked its 80th birthday – and it’s still going from strength to strength. Here’s a great article written by one of our Cork players, Finbarr Long, which appeared in the 2nd January 2018 edition of the Evening Echo. …Read More »

There are Scrabble clubs all over Ireland, and they are always delighted to welcome new players. From Cork to Belfast to Wexford, there might be a club somewhere near you. Have a look through our list of clubs and see if there is one that suits – and if not …Read More »