IRISH
CIRCUIT TO CONTINUE
Following
the success of this season's Irish Circuit, the NITFA & TFAI are pleased to announce
that they will continue to jointly organise it
next season. The Circuit Events have been well
supported by players from both Associations. They
have been competitive, played with a good level
of sportsmanship and fun.
Next
Event ...
All-Ireland
Championships Sat 4th
Sept 2010, 9:30am
Venue:
Kings Way Church, Dunmurry. Directions | Map
It is shaping up to be an interesting climax to
the season, with 16 entrants. Email Kenny Beggs to be added to Entry List
Previous
Events ...
Final Barbarians Clubnight 23rd
Aug 2010
Barry
Spence won the 5-player round-robin at the final
meeting of the season, beating Kenny Beggs 2-1 in
the decisive match. Alistair Morrison finished
3rd, Dean Jones was 4th and Lewis Jones 5th.
Beggs, however, topped the season's Championship
Table, followed closely by Spence. Results & Table
2nd Celbridge Open Sat 7th
Aug 2010
Nine
players took part at Celbridge Mill in the season's 5th Open
on the Irish Circuit, playing each other once in
a League which was topped by Kenny Beggs. Results & Table
It was a
competitive event, with three players still in
contention going into the last session - John
Moore needed to beat Nicky Moore and hope that
Mark Farrell and Kenny Beggs would draw. John won
his match but Kenny beat Mark 3-0 to finish two
points clear of John. Gary Moore was 3rd and Mark
Farrell (who had led for most of the day) was
4th.
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Quarter-Finalist in Knighton 19th/20th
June 2010 |
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Eoin Adams reached
the Quarter-Finals of Saturday's Knighton
Satellite, qualifying from his group with
a 2-1 victory over Cardiff's Steve Evans
and a 2-5 defeat to Adrian Curtis. He
beat Zoran Higgins of Kent 1-0 in the
Barrage Round before losing 1-2 to Paul
Lawrenson, who went on to beat Adrian
Curtis in the Final. Eoin also played in
the International Open on Sunday. He lost
1-4 to Martin Hodds in his first group
match but beat Cardiff's Guy Smith 3-0 to
qualify for the Barrage Round, where he
lost 0-4 to Tony McCann. Event winner was
Miguel Periera of Kent and Runner-up was
again Adrian Curtis.
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