Belfast Grand Prix Title for Nicky
Moore 10th/11th May
It was a
successful weekend for Nicky Moore in Belfast, winning
the Veteran Grand Prix and finishing Runner-up in the
Veteran International Open. He was also Runner-up in both
Plate Events. Gary & John Moore played in the Grand
Prix Open Category, their first tournament in a year.
John had an excellent run, reaching the Semi-Final, while
Gary was elimated from his group. In the Team Event, Irish Premier League made their first appearance in two
years and finished Runner-up, just losing 1-2 to
Yorkshire Phoenix in the Final. Full Results
Nicky Moore with Belfast trophies |
Gary Moore, back in action after a year
out |
John Moore beats Paul Lawrenson to reach Belfast Grand
Prix Semi-Final
Belfast
Barbarians League 5th May 2008
Another
trip north saw Nicky Moore finish 5th in the Belfast Barbarians 8th Ladder which keeps him in 8th place in
the Championship Table.
Nicky
Plays in Dunmurry Open 8th Dec
2007
Nicky
Moore took part in the Dunmurry Open, near Belfast. He
was drawn in a tough group but just failed to qualify on
goal-difference, following a 0-2 defeat to Kenny Beggs, a
0-0 draw with Barry Spence and a 3-0 victory over Adam
Scullion. Full Results
Nicky Moore v Barry Spence
Moore
Family Keep on Flicking Sept
2007
Subbuteo is
kept alive in the Republic of Ireland by Nicky Moore,
John Moore & Gary Moore. They are part of the Irish Premier League. Nicky also plans to get more
games this season by travelling north once per month to
play in the Belfast Barbarians League.
Republic of Ireland Players: Nicky Moore, John Moore,
Gary Moore
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| The former governing body
was the Republic of Ireland Subbuteo Association
(RISA) headed by Martin Taylor. When the sport
was at its peak in the early 1990s, Dublin was a
highly respected International Open venue which
attracted the World's top players. From
1994-2002 the Irish Subbuteo scene declined but
it was given a much needed boost at the 2002 World
Cup in Birmingham, which led to the
formation of the new governing body, TFAI, and
the beginning of a new era.
DUBLIN
INTERNATIONAL OPENS:
1990
Winner: Eric Naszalyi
1991 Winner: Carl Young
1992 T.Busch 1 R.Bolte 0
1993 Guimaraes 5 Naszalyi 2
1994 Naszalyi 4 Perdaens 1
2004
GP: Verhagen 1 Mattiangeli 0
IO: Mallia* 0 Mattiangeli 0
* won shoot-out
2005
GP: Verhagen 3 Cremona 2
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