The nation achieved titles in the men’s pairs, women’s pairs and women’s singles at the National Centre for Bowling.

England successfully defended their men’s pairs title by defeating Guernsey 19-17 while bronze went to Scotland, the hosts, after they dominated Ireland 25-4.

England edged past Ireland 16-15 to secure the women’s pairs gold medal as Scotland thumped Wales 25-8 to take bronze.

The women’s singles title was awarded to England after they beat Scotland 21-15.

Bronze was secured by Israel following a 21-17 win over Wales.

Ireland were the other country to achieve three gold medals, with one of coming against the hosts when they bettered Scotland 19-12 in the men’s triples.

Israel claimed bronze over England thanks to a 23-16 win.

Ireland also got the better of England, this time in the women’s triples final where they triumphed 15-13.

Scotland collected bronze in the event following their 18-15 victory versus Wales.

Ireland’s other gold came when they defeated Jersey 21-10 in the men’s singles final.

The hosts also secured the third-place medal in this category with a 21-13 win against England.

Scotland eventually got their hands on gold medals in the men’s and women’s fours events.

The men’s team overcame England 14-12 as Ireland secured bronze versus Wales with a 14-8 triumph.

Scotland repeated their success in the women’s event, cruising past Jersey 16-6.

The bronze medal on this occasion went to England thanks to their 19-10 victory against Wales.