Belfast
International Open 2009
Saturday
9th May
Results | Photos
BBC Interview: The tournament was advertised on BBC Radio Ulster's Alan Simpson Show. Barry Spence & Kenny Beggs did an interview, followed by a short match in the studio with commentary from sports presenter, Jackie Fullerton. Glentoran player and Northern Ireland International, Gary Hamilton, also took part. You can hear the Interview online at Alan Simpson Show 06/05/2009 , position 01:12:15 on the timeline. |
ENTRANTS | INFORMATION | ||||||||||||||||
Open 1. Kenny Beggs (NIR) 2. Barry Spence (NIR) 3. Alistair Morrson (NIR) 4. Andrew Morrison (NIR) 5. Peter Morrison (NIR) 6. Neal Hermon (NIR) 7. Davy Clegg (NIR) 8. John Hughes (NIR) 9. David Knox (NIR) 10. Adam Scullion (NIR) 11. Eoin Adams (NIR) 12. Martin Hodds (ENG) 13. Nicky Moore (ROI) 14. Mark Farrell (ROI) 15. John Moore (ROI) 16. Gary Moore (ROI) 17. Brian Clark (SCO) 18. Steve Bennett (SCO) Veteran Under 19 |
Venue Kingsway
Church, Main Street, Dunmurry | Map Kingsway Church is the home of Belfast Barbarians Subbuteo Club and is a short taxi drive from Belfast City Centre, Belfast City Airport and Belfast Port. Other Maps: Belfast | Northern Ireland | Ireland
Categories Open £10 ;
Veterans £7 ; Youth (U19) £5 To Enter Email Kenny Beggs Transport Belfast City Airport is only 7 miles (20 minutes) from
the venue. Belfast International Airport is 17 miles from city. There is an airbus which brings you to Belfast City Centre. It costs £6 and takes about 40 min. Get off at Laganside Bus Centre and get taxi to the venue. Taxi from Airport ... standard 4-seater taxis are waiting as passengers come off the plane. No advance booking required. Cost from Airport to City Centre is £24. Journey time 30 minutes. If you need a 7-seater taxi, however, you will need to book in advance. Telephone 07801 016148. Cost £36. Flights: a2btravel | Easyjet | Flybe | Ryanair Ferries: A Ferry To | Seacat | Stena Line UK | P&O Ferries Trains & Buses: Translink Accommodation Recommended: Budget: Alternative: Places To Go Barry Spence's Guide to Belfast Nightlife Tournament History
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