DArts this weekend.

Dicie

Ok -

We have the mayo open saturday, and an indo comp in same place sunday.

We have an open singles in mallow sunday in the arches bar. Starts at 3 o clock.

Any more events on anywhere???

Tony1002

Dicie wrote: »

Ok -


We have an open singles in mallow sunday in the arches bar. Starts at 3 o clock.

What a joke :mad::mad::mad:

Dicie

Tony1002 wrote: »

What a joke :mad::mad::mad:

WHats up???

You win/lose or draw???

Well, if u dont tell me i aint a mind reader.....

Tony1002

Supposed to start at 3, but it was decided to delay start until after the langers got their hammering from Kilkenny. As I said a joke. How is it that no one can organise a dart tournament and actually start at the time advertised, is it that feckin' difficult?

Dicie

Tony1002 wrote: »

Supposed to start at 3, but it was decided to delay start until after the langers got their hammering from Kilkenny. As I said a joke. How is it that no one can organise a dart tournament and actually start at the time advertised, is it that feckin' difficult?

Ah right. I wudnt know anything bout the darts in mallow, thou i live there... I dont play in the town, for a few reasons, 1 being i dislike about 95% of them that play in that league.

I wud have normally went down, but im to busy sitting here in kerry trying to avoid the sun...

So, was there a big crowd?? Prize money??? Set up???

Tony1002

Dicie wrote: »

Ah right. I wudnt know anything bout the darts in mallow, thou i live there... I dont play in the town, for a few reasons, 1 being i dislike about 95% of them that play in that league.

I wud have normally went down, but im to busy sitting here in kerry trying to avoid the sun...

So, was there a big crowd?? Prize money??? Set up???

3 boards, think they had about 12 or so but not 100% on that, only saw about 7 or 8 fellas practicing

Dartgod

Tony1002 wrote: »

How is it that no one can organise a dart tournament and actually start at the time advertised, is it that feckin' difficult?

Why don't you pop along to one of the rounds of the Ireland Players' Championship or even the Tom Kirby Memorial Irish Matchplay and you will see competitions starting an time ?

Dicie

Peter Quinn (Cork) won it, beating Willie o connor 7-4 in the final/...

No other details on it as yet..

Dartgod

Dicie wrote: »

Peter Quinn (Cork) won it, beating Willie o connor 7-4 in the final/...

No other details on it as yet..

Peter is playing extremely well and is putting in a lot of practice and travel.
He picked up a handy €250 for his day's work - - very small turnout I believe.

Watch out for him in the Tom Kirby Matchplay - - he is determined to get back on the stage at the City West to banish the memory of his last visit there.

Dicie

Dartgod wrote: »

Peter is playing extremely well and is putting in a lot of practice and travel.
He picked up a handy €250 for his day's work - - very small turnout I believe.

Watch out for him in the Tom Kirby Matchplay - - he is determined to get back on the stage at the City West to banish the memory of his last visit there.

How very dare you say such a thing.... Suprised at you to say the least.That Quinny doesnt practice, he is just naturally gifted....:D:D:D:D

Was a good win for Peter im hearing... He got the tough side of the draw :eek::eek:(that made me laugh, tough side of a draw in mallow:rolleyes:)

He had to overcome a bye in the 1st round, Nicky Sherman in the 2nd, and Ian Dobson in the semi final.

Not a bad afternonns work.

Tony1002

Dartgod wrote: »

Why don't you pop along to one of the rounds of the Ireland Players' Championship or even the Tom Kirby Memorial Irish Matchplay and you will see competitions starting an time ?

I wouldn't be anywhere near the standard required for these competitions

Dicie

Tony1002 wrote: »

I wouldn't be anywhere near the standard required for these competitions

Never know till u try.

One in cork in feb, others only an hour or 2 away. Always someone going that direction....