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World Cup,
Tournai 2005 27th/28th Aug 05
John Moore (Open) and
Nicky Moore (Veteran) represented Ireland at the World Cup in
Belgium
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2005 UK & Ireland
Internationals 2nd/3rd
July 05
Republic
of Ireland hosted the 2005 Internationals on 2nd/3rd July
at Tramco in Rathmines, Dublin. England's Dave
Russell won the Individual event and England retained
their Team title. The tournament was sponsored by Grolsh
Beer.
Republic of Ireland Team with Grolsh promotional bottles.
Irish Premier League 3rd
Session 28th
May 05
The latest League
meeting took place in Dunmurry, Belfast. Results & Photos
Dublin Grand Prix 2005 15th
May 05
Eric
Verhagen beat Massimo Cremona 3-2 with a golden goal in
the Final at Q-Bar and Sam Curtis won the Junior event.
Ireland's Gary Moore lost in the Barrage after qualifying
from his group. John Moore reached the Plate Final but
lost to Adrian Curtis. Thanks to Paddy Caulfield for
special rates in Caulfields Hotel. Video of Verhagen's winner (1.3MB) | Photos | Results
Final: Verhagen 3
Cremona 2
Belfast International Grand
Prix
14th May 05
Four ROI
players travelled North for the Belfast GP in W5 Discovery Centre, Odyssey. In the Open, Gary Moore advanced
from his group due to a 4-2 victory over Scotland's Alan
Manson, following a 0-5 defeat to Austria's Wolfgang
Haas. He went out by the same score in the next round to
Joe Mifsud of Malta. John Moore lost to Olivier Pere and
beat Brian Moore to qualify from his group but was put
out by Phil Redman in the next round. Andy Fitzpatrick
lost both his group matches to Phil Redman and Tom
Taylor. In the Veterans, Nicky Moore drew with Alistair
Morrison (NI) & Pete Motley (Eng) but a defeat by
Scotland's Iain Bell prevented him from progressing. More
info at www.nitfa.org.uk
TFAI National Championships -
Postponed 30th Apr 05
The 2005
National Championships, due take place on Saturday 30th
April, have been postponed until further notice.
Organiser: Gary Moore
Milton Keynes International Open 26th/27th
Feb 05
Gary
Moore beat Kevin Adderly & drew with Adrian Curtis to
top his group but went out to Josh Learner in the barrage
round. John Moore lost to Northern Ireland's Trevor
Cummings and beat Daniel Tatarsky to qualify, before
losing to eventual tournament winner, Granados of Spain.
The Irish Premier League team reached the semi-finals,
losing to Spanish club, Murciana, who beat English
Premier League in the final. IPL Team Results | Full Results
Trevor Cummings v John Moore in Milton Keynes
Activity in Limerick? Jan 05
There are
rumours that Trevor Askin is trying to revive the
Subbuteo Scene in Limerick.
Verhagen wins Kildare
International Open 11th Dec 04
Dutchman,
Eric Verhagen beat Malta's Massimo Cremona 1-0 in the
final of the Kildare International Open at the White Water Cafe Bar in Newbridge. Home interest ended
in the groups. John Moore drew with Northern Ireland's
Eoin Adams & Barry Spence but lost to Shorab (Eng).
Gary Moore drew 8-8 with Verhagen & 1-1 with
Scotland's Max Wright but lost to Joe McRoberts (NI) to
finish bottom of his group. Andy Fitzpatrick was in a
tough group (as usual). He had a fine 4-1 victory over
Stephen Rodgers (NI) but went out after defeats to
Cremona & Bob Varney (Eng). Ireland's Dylan Territ
beat brother Lee in the Junior final. Results
Irish
Premier League reach Semis in Dumfries 20th
Nov 04
IPL reached
the Dumfries Team GP Semi-Final, losing to Hot Club
d'Ecosse. In the Individual event, Gary Moore lost to
Italian Varielle but beat Scotland's Susan Wright to
qualify for the knockout stage where he lost 0-4 to
Northern Ireland's Trevor Cummings. John Moore went out
at the group stage after defeat by Chris Wrigley & a
draw with Daryl Shanks, although he was runner-up in the
Plate, losing 1-2 to Allan Manson in the Final.
Irish Premier League 2nd
Session 13th
Nov 04
The 2nd session took place in the White Water Cafe Bar, Newbridge.
Results & Photos
'Moore' Success for Gary up North 30th
Oct 04
Bangor
Open Final: Gary Moore 4 Iain Bell 0
Gary Moore
won the Bangor Open, his 2nd success in Northern Ireland
this year, having won the Dunmurry Open back in March. He
beat Scotland's Iain Bell 4-0 in the final. Of the other
Southern players who played, John Moore lost to Gary in
the Semi-Final & Darren Territt did not qualify from
his group, although he finished runner-up in the plate.
Dylan & Lee Territt played in the U15 & U19
events. Report on North Down website | Results
Cardiff International Grand Prix 16th/17th
Oct 04
Gary
Moore, Darren Territt & Andy Fitzpatrick travelled to
Cardiff. In the Individual Grand Prix Darren was the only one to qualify
from his group before losing to Malta's Joseph Mifsud.
There was also disappointment in the Team Grand Prix as IPL failed to qualify, losing
out to Hot Club d'Ecosse.
Fundraising for 2004/05 The TFAI is proud to announce that
for season 2004-05 there will be a massive push towards
fundraising for both the TFAI and IPL. This will help to
cover the costs of sending teams to FISTF events and the
World Cup in Belgium. As part of this fundraising drive
we will donate a percentage of all funds raised to the Marie
Keating Foundation.
Fundraising activities will include prize draws,
sponsorship/fundraising forms and special events. ie.
Charity tournament. There will also be bucket collections
at all TFAI events throughout the season. If you would
like to make a personal donation to the foundation you
may click on the URL above. Other affiliated bodies in
the field of Cancer research are Cancer Research UK and
Action Cancer Northern Ireland.
Charity
Premiership for Leukaemia Research Fund
2nd/3rd Oct 04
John Moore travelled to Knutsford for this worthwhile
event. Thanks to all who sponsored him.
Irish Premier League
2004/05 Season Commences 31st July 04
The
2004/05 season got underway in Dunmurry. Early
pacesetters are Kenny Beggs (NI) & Gary Moore (ROI),
with Davy Clegg (NI) hot on their tails in 3rd. Gary
looked set to finish the day in top spot after winning
his first 5 matches & Kenny having drawn his first
match against Barry Spence. In the last session, however,
Eoin Adams produced a shock result by drawing 1-1 with
Gary. This enabled Kenny to edge ahead on goal-difference
after recovering from his first match to win his next 5.
There is still a long way to go, however, and the first
IPL campaign promises to be an exciting one. Results & Photos
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