Month: November 2020

November 30, 2020

Athletics Ireland National Combined Events 2020

Athletics Ireland Logo [Reference: 1]

Results – Morton Stadium, Santry, Co. Fingal –

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Junior Women Heptathlon	Anna McAuley City of Lisburn AC
Total	5051
100m Hurdles	810 (15.24)
High Jump	891(1.73)
Shot Putt	848 (10.28)
100m	817 (25.78)
Long Jump	768 (5.73)
Javelin	477 (30.01)
800m	740 (2:26.28)
Senior Women Heptathlon	Karen Dunne Bohermeen AC	Lara Byrne Donore Harriers
Total	4095
100mH	615 (16.84)	724 (15.92)
High Jump	577 (1.46)	783 (1.64)
Shot Putt	524 (9.91)	473 (9.14)
200m	774 (26.27)	0 DNS
Long Jump	554 (4.98)	0 DNS
Javelin	381 (24.94)	0 DNS
Junior Men Decathlon	Diarmuid O’Connor Bandon AC	Joseph McEvoy Nenagh Olympic AC	Tristan Chambers Bandon AC
Total	6807	6558	4137
100m	738 (11.57)	759 (11.47)	518 (12.71)
Long Jump	713 (6.57)	783 (6.87)	441 (5.30)
Shott Putt	679 (13.20)	654 (12.78)	422 (8.93)
High Jump	696 (1.88)	749 (1.94)	544 (1.70)
400m	781 (50.73)	620 (54.47)	474 (58.27)
110mH	864 (14.88)	853 (14.97)	407 (19.30)
Discus Throw	609 (37.24)	656 (39.57)	446 (29.06)
Pole Vault	535 (3.70)	509 (3.60)	264 (2.60)
Javelin Throw	450 (40.54)	496 (43.69)	368 (34.83)
1500m	742 (4:30.39)	479 (5:14.48)	253 (6:02.81)
Senior Men Decathlon	Rolus Olusa (Clonliffe Harriers AC)	Michael Healy Youghal AC	Mark Tierney Nenagh Olympic AC
Total	6400	4683	4385
100m	721 (11.65)	637 (12.07)	593 (12.30)
Long Jump	785 (6.88)	451 (5.35)	392 (5.05)
Shot Putt	543 (10.95)	617 (12.17)	501 (10.26)
High Jump	723 (1.91)	723 (1.91)	297 (1.37)
400m	672 (53.23)	341 (1:02.70)	510 (57.28)
110mH	710 (16.20)	251 (21.34)	276 (20.98)
Discus Throw	594 (36.50)	705 (42.00)	566 (35.13)
Pole Vault	673 (4.20)	406 (3.20)	457 (3.40)
Javelin Throw	510 (44.66)	525 (45.65)	295 (29.67)
1500m	469 (5:16.47)	27 (7:24.47)	498 (5:10.96)
Master Women Pentathlon O40-49 (W40)	Erika Juozapaite Blackrock (Louth) AC	Geraldine Finegan North East Runners AC	Avril Dillon Dundrum South Dublin AC
Total	2824	2674	2620
80mH	439 (15.62)	534 (14.84)	895 (12.33)
Long Jump	768 (5.17)	485 (4.26)	469 (4.20)
Shot Putt	395 (7.16)	516 (8.83)	352 (6.55)
High Jump	747 (1.46)	632 (1.37)	389 (1.16)
800m	475 (2:57.10)	507 (2:53.98)	515 (2:53.21)
Master Men Pentathlon O35-39	Martin Mooney Inishowen AC	James Sullivan Dundrum South Dublin AC
Total	1963	1317
110mH	279 (21.13)	74 (24.93)
Long Jump	321 (4.53)	308 (4.46)
Shot Putt	395 (8.19)	278 (6.27)
High Jump	381 (1.46)	276 (1.31)
1500m	587 (4:57.85)	381 (5:36.76)
Master Men Pemtathlon O40-49 (M40)	Garret Nolan Lusk AC
Total	1691
110mH	284 (21.89)
Long Jump	339 (4.38)
Shot Putt	294 (6.09)
High Jump	360 (1.40)
1500m	414 (5:43.62)
Master Women Quadrathlon 050+ (W50)	Shirley Fennelly W50 (Tramore AC)	Tina Gallagher W55 (OMG AC)
Total	1947	1908
100m	522 (16.44)	668 (15.37)
Shot Putt	490 (7.46)	354 (5.79)
Long Jump	506 (3.83)	279 (3.09)
800m	429 (3:19.11)	607 (3:00.35
Master Men Quadrathlon O50+ M50	Paschal Healy M50 (Waterford AC)	Tom O’Brien M50 (Waterford AC)	Ronan Gately M50 (DundrumSouth Dublin AC)
Total	2580	2369	2231
100m	639 (13.40)	499 (14.25)	586 (13.71)
Shot Putt	501 (8.76)	531 (9.18)	518 (8.99)
Long Jump	677 (5.22)	707 (5.33)	537 (4.70)
1500m	763 (5:05.97)	632 (5:29.64)	590 (5:37.70)

Athletics Ireland National Combined Events 2020 [Reference: 2]

Report

Karen Dunne of Bohermeen AC won the Athletics Ireland Senior Women Heptathlon in 2020 with a score of 4095. The Senior Men’s Decathlon was won by Rolus Olusa of Clonliffe Harriers AC with a Total Score of 6400.

Video – National Combined Events and Junior Championships Day 2 2020

Logos

[1] Athletics Ireland (2017) New Logo [Internet] Available from: http://www.athleticsireland.ie/images/news/AI_New_Logo.png [Accessed 7 December 2017]

Websites

[2] Athletics Ireland (2020) National Combined Events Results [Internet] Available from: http://results.athleticsireland.ie/results_13092020/textfile.txt [Accessed 30 November 2020]

Videos

[3] You Tube Athletics Ireland Channel (2020) September 22, 2020: Irish Life Health Junior and Combined Event Championships Day 2 [Internet] Available from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLAIa1nwv0o [Accessed 30 November 2020]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Aoife Mulcahy and Aisling Delaney.

About this document

Researched, compiled and written by Enda Mulcahy for the

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Last Updated: 30 November 2020

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November 25, 2020

Mick McGowan Irish-born Darts Player 1989-Present

Mick McGowan - Irish-born Professional Darts Player — Mick McGowan – Irish-born Professional Darts Player [Reference: 2][Picture Credit: Darts Database]

Profile

Mick McGowan, the Balbriggan, Co. Fingal, Darts Champion, made history in 2003 when he became only the third Irishman in the 500 year history of Darts in the Republic of Ireland to score a perfect 9 darts 501. His nine dart score was 177, 180, 144 (60, 60, 24 finish). What made it more impressive was that it happened at the All Ireland Open Singles Championship in Kilkenny. He started with two treble 20s, and then a treble 19, before putting up three treble 20s, and finishing on two treble 20s and a double 12. He admitted that it wasn’t until he was going for the double 12 that he had a shot at the 501.

Mick first picked up darts at the age of 12, and had been playing darts for 18 years when the feat occured. It was the individual nature of darts which first attractedhim, you are not dependent on a team he said. He was Irish Youth Darts Champion in 1989, and graduated to the senior ranks, remaining in the top 20 of Irish players for 3 years. He played Darts for Ireland, captaining the squad in Switzerland in the World Darts Championship. His hero and role model was Eric Bristow, who he tried to copy.

McGowan’s other major accolade prior to this was winning player of the tournament at the Home Internationals at Portrush in Northern Ireland in 1996, becoming the only Irishman ever to achieve the accolade in the British Isles (Atlantic Isles). He played at the Milestone Inn in Balbriggan, Horse and Jockey in Inchicore, and at the time of this achievement, Whyte’s Pub in Stamullen. He wasinvolved in the Rush Darts League, Duleek and District Darts League and two Major Dublin Superleagues.

This launched him on a career in Darts, winning the Ireland Autumn Open Classic in 2005 and 2006

He went on to compete professionally in the Professional Darts Corporation, reaching the last 32 of the PDC World Darts Championship in 2007 and 2008, and the last 16 of the PDC World Cup of Darts in 2010, 2012, 2016 and 2017. He earned his Tour Card in 2011 and again from 2016 to 2018, and has ranked in the DDB since 2005.

Factfile

PROFILE		BEST RESULTS
Country	Ireland	Best Major Results
Age	47	PDC World Championship	Last 32	2007, 2008
Date of Birth	01/02/1973	World Matchplay	Last 32	2007
Nickname	The Magnet	World Grand Prix	Last 32	2008, 2009, 2010, 2016
Tour Card Years	2011, 2016-2018	UK Open	Last 64	2006, 2007, 2017
BDO Ranking (25.11.2020)	192	Players Championship Finals	Last 32	2016
DDB Ranking (25.11.2020)	620	PDC World Cup of Darts	Last 16	2010, 2012, 2016, 2017
DDB Popularity (25.11.2020)	294	Best Old Major Results
Career Earnings (25.11.2020)	£141,593	Las Vegas Desert Classic	Last 16	2006
Entrance Music	Blondie “One way or Another”	Other Wins
Hometown	Balbriggan	Ireland Autumn Open Classic	Winner	2006
Occupation	Van Driver	Tom Kirkby Memorial Trophy	Winner	2015, 2016
		Vauxhall Autumn Pro	Winner	2006

Mick McGowan Irish-born Darts Player 1989-Present [Reference: 3]

References

Images

[1] Darts Database (2020) MickMcGowan1 [Internet] Available from: https://www.dartsdatabase.co.uk/photos/MickMcGowan1.jpg [Accessed 25 November 2020]

[2] Darts Database (2020) MickMcGowan [Internet] Available from: https://www.dartsdatabase.co.uk/photos/MickMcGowan.jpg [Accessed 25 November 2020]

Websites

[3] Fingal Independent (2003) Mick makes history with a perfect nine dart finish [Internet] Available from: https://www.independent.ie/regionals/fingalindependent/news/mick-makes-history-with-a-perfect-nine-dart-finish-27776841.html [Accessed 25 November 2020]

[4] Darts Database (2020) Mick McGowan [Internet] Available from: https://www.dartsdatabase.co.uk/PlayerDetails.aspx?playerKey=32 [Accessed 25 November 2020]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to John Kane.

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Last Updated: 25 November 2020

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November 23, 2020

Sheamus Ireland-born WWE Wrestler 2009-Present

Sheamus Factfile and Career Statistics

Real Name	Stephen Farrelly	Year	Highlight
Height	6’3″	2009	Joined WWE
Weight	250lb	2010	King of the Ring
Home Town	Dublin, Ireland	2012	Royal Rumble Match Winner
Signature Moves	Brogue Kick	2015	Money in the Bank Contract Winner
	Cloverleaf		Smackdown Tag Team Champion
	Irish Curse Backbreaker	*4 Times*	*Raw Tag Team Champion*
	White Noise	*2 Times*	*United States Champion*
Nickname	The Celtic Warrior		World Heavyweight Champion
		*4 Times*	*World Champion*

Sheamus Ireland-born WWE Wrestler Career Statistics [Reference: 2-3]

World Wrestling Entertainment Logo [Reference: 1]

Report

Sheamus, real name Stephen Farrelly, from Dublin, Ireland, made a name for himself at WWE Wrestling in USA. 4 times World Champion, 4 Times Raw Tag Team Champion, twice USA Champion, and 4 times WWE World Heavyweight Champion, Sheamus first joined WWE in 2009, making a lot of the fiery red-haired Irish looks, and after winning 2010 King of the Ring, and twice USA Champion, he won the 2012 Rumble in the Ring, which paved the way for him to beat Daniel Bryan in 18 seconds at WrestleMania to win the WWE World Heavyweight Championship. He also won the 2015 Money in the Bank Contract and joined forces with Cesaro to win the Raw and SmackDown Tag Team titles. He went on a break in 2015, and returned in 2020 to critique WWE’s current stars, conquering the Blue Brand, and turning his attention to the Red Brand.

References

[1] Pinterest (2020) WWE Logo [Internet] Available from: https://i.pinimg.com/originals/34/bb/f7/34bbf762319412d2c8a0759fa7417adc.png [Accessed 1 Febraury 2020]

Websites

[2] The Circular (2018) 5 Irish Wrestlers who achieved mainstream success with WWE [Internet] Available from: http://thecircular.org/5-irish-wrestlers-who-achieved-mainstream-success-with-wwe/ [Accessed 21 September 2019]

[3] WWE (2020) Sheamus Superstar Stats [Internet] Available from: https://www.wwe.com/superstars/sheamus [Accessed 23 November 2020]

Images

[4] SheamusWWE Facebook (2020) Profile Picture, April 7 [Internet] Available from: 92586989_10161146235634815_4534693021635051520_o [Accessed 23 November 2020][Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/WWESheamus/photos/a.10150098397674815/10161146235629815/ [Accessed 23 November 2020]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Richard Conville, Conor Lynch, Maurice Lynch, Robert Byron & Dylan Brennan.

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Last Updated: 23 November 2020

November 23, 2020

Irish Amateur Wrestling Association Irish Open 2019

Irish Open 2019 Results

Grade	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Mini Boy 26kg	Bastian Wrona	Nikita Sergejevs	Abubakr Musaev
Mini Boy 28kg	Egors Socnevs	Muhammand Musaev	Aaron Cromwell
Mini Boy 30kg	Isah Yasin	Harry Cameron	Senjay Stepanovs
Mini Boy 33kg	Joel Morrisson	Yunus Magomayev	Aleksander Monko
Mini Boy 35kg	Abdul-Rahman Patel	Timotyhy Oland	Saifulla Magomayev
Mini Boy 49kg	Richard Paulovics	Benas Petrulis
School Boy 33kg	Filip Ciupinski	Alex Gibb	Kacper Pawlowski
School Boy 40kg	Justinas Jankauskas	Andrew Kalantai	Arvydas Padreza
School Boy 43kg	Dylan Loughlin	Aironas Andriuska	Aidan Kasparian
School Boy 46kg	Ismael Magomayev	Brandon Blake	Bradley Legge
School Boy 50kg	Kiril Stepanovs	Daniel Stepanovs	Jacy Jones
School Boy 75kg	Gabriel Brym	Ryan Gee
Mini Girl 30kg	Kayden Dalton	Cadhla Gilhooley	Molly Collins
Mini Girl 40kg	Wiktoria Mroz	Blanca Wrona	Olivia Babiarz
Mini Girl 47kg	Rebecca Maxwell	Jodie McCarthy
Mini Girl 64kg	April McGuigan	Elisha Brady
Cadet Male 55kg	Lewis Redican	Marwan El Mouden	Eoghan Masoliver
Cadet Male 65kg	Kircho Illiev	Ciaran Maskey	Iarlaith Peelo
Cadet Male 72kg	Max Lally	Cian Loughlin	Augustin Castravet
Cadet Male 92kg	Stefan Andrian	Alex Flood
Cadet Female 50kg	Aine Hanley	Charlotte McGuigan
Female 60kg	Lisa Farrelly	Daina Cardwell	Danni Neilan
Junior Female 65kg	Daina Cardwell	Zoe Hurt	Weronika Urbanik
Senior Female 80kg	Lisa Farrelly	Samantha Russell Morelli
Senior Male 65kg	Lewis Byrne	Jamie Bissett	Gerard Corr
Senior Male 70kg	Franko Gruber	Marcus Phelan	Kon Fennelly
Senior Male 74kg	Darren McCormack	Ioan Nascu	Rowan Prendiville
Senior Male 86kg	Matthew Sheehan	Mark Gallivan	Patrick Montgomery
Senior Male 92kg	Jozef Klimcak	Ronan Drumgoole	Hussein Moustafa
Senior Male 97kg	Peter Newti	Zbigniew Kazlona	Ronan Campbell

Irish Amateur Wrestling Association Irish Open 2019 [Reference: 2]

Report

Lisa Farrely won the Irish Amateur Wrestling Association’s Irish Open 2019 Senior Female 80kg category, while Lewis Byrne (65kg), Franko Gruber (70kg), Darren McCormack (74kg), Matthew Sheehan (86kg), Jozef Klimcak (92kg) and Peter Newti (97kg) won the Senior Male Categories. In all there were 10 Male, 4 Female, 4 girls and 12 boys Categories.

Irish Amateur Wrestling Association Event [Reference: 3][Picture Credit: IAWA]

About the IAWA

The Irish Amateur Wrestling Associatin is the National Governing Body of Olympic Wrestling, Pankration and Grappling Sports. It was founded in 1947, and comes under the World Governing Body of United World Wrestling. It is officially recognised by and part funded by Sport Ireland (formerly the Irish Sport Council) and the Olympic Committee of Ireland. The Associations responsibilities, other than at grassroots level, include the selection and preparation of Ireland’s teams that compete at Continental and World Championships, and Major Multi-Discipline Games (e.g. The Olympic Games and European Games).

References

Websites

[1] Irish Amateur Wrestling Association (2019) Results: Irish Open 2019 [Internet] Available from: https://www.irishwrestling.ie/downloads/events/Results-Irish-Open-2019.pdf [Accessed 23 November 2020]

[2] Irish Amateur Wrestling Association (2020) About Us [Internet] Available from: https://www.irishwrestling.ie/about [Accessed 23 November 2020]

Images

[3] Irish Amateur Wrestling Association (2019) about_us [Internet] Available from: https://www.irishwrestling.ie/img/about_us.jpg [Accessed 23 November 2020]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Ciaran Simms.

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November 8, 2020

Cross-Fit Games Women 2020

Cross-Fit Games 2020 Logo [Reference: 1]

Stage 1 Rankings

FP	Name	FF	FS	DD	Row	NN	HH	AA	St1 Pts
1	Tia-Clair Toomey (Aus)	1 3:40	1 313lb	1 2:28	6T 3:21.30	3 18:26	16T 1:18	1 8:01	1 615
2	Katrin Tanja Davidsdottir (Isl)	12 4:56	27 230lb	11 3:30	4 3:20.60	1 18.16	1 2.54	7 9:43	4 490
3	Kari Pearce (USA)	10 4:48	22 246lb	4 2:40	19 3:30.20	8 19.46	2 2.13	8 9:46	5 451
4	Haley Adams (USA)	5 4:36	26 230lb	12 3:40	6T 3:21.30	4 18:53	4T 1:59	4 9:19	3 497
5	Brooke Wells (USA)	3 4:28	10 275lb	3 2:34	5 3:21.10	5 19.21	8 1:50	3 9:10	2 580
6	Kristin Holte (Nor)	13 5:01	14 267lb	5 2:50	21 3:31.30	2 18:53	6 1:54	11 10:03	6 449
7	Amanda Barnhart (USA)	22 5:26	5 291lb	7 3:17	2 3:17.40	14 20:49	13 1:24	10 10:01	7 446
8	Kara Saunders (Aus)	2 3:49	3 294lb	20 4:21	13 3:23.30	13 20:47	22T 1:09	2 8:54	8 444
9	Kristi Eramo Connell (USA)	6 4:41	8 281	14 3:53	29 3:36.50	6 19.25	18 1:10	6 9:34	9 402
10	Andrea Nisler (USA)	16 5:16	6 287lb	23 5:04	9T 3:21.30	7 19:41	14T 1:19	12 10:26	10 394
11	Carol-Ann Reason-Thibault (Can)	11 4:54	21 250lb	2 2:31	22 3:32.10	12 20:40	19T 1:15	13 10:27	11 351
12	Jamie Simmonds (NZL)	7 4:42	13 270lb	17T 4:10	25 3:33.90	11 20:37	12 1:26	15 10:39	12 346
13	Dani Speegle (USA)	25 5:50	4 293lb	10 3:29	3 3:18.10	29 26:25	10 1.31	26 12:21	13 344
14	Karin Freyova (Svk)	23 5:45	11 275	27 6:41	1 3:15.80	20 21:49	16T 1:18	9 9:55	14 334
15	Danielle Brandon (USA)	19 5:21	23 244lb	13 3:42	20 3:30.60	15 20:55	3 2:12	18 10:55	15 314
16	Kristine Best (USA)	4 4:33	7 283lb	25 5:20	12 3:22.60	19 21.28	26 0:54	24 11:37	16 302
17	Melina Rodriguez (Arg)	8 4:45	9 275lb	15 3:57	30 3:36.80	27 24.56	4T 1:59	26 12:55	17 298
18	Gabriela Migala (Pol)	17T 5:18	15 265lb	19 4:17	17 3:29.40	10 20.36	19T 1:15	17 10:54	18 298
19	Emma McQuaid (Irl)	9 4:46	19 253lb	8 3:22	24 3:33.60	18 21.14	21 1.10	22 11:11	19 283
20	Bethany Shadburne (USA)	15 5:13	25 238lb	17T 4:10	14 3:26.00	9 20:06	11 1:27	29 18:44	20 283
21	Ragnheidhur Sara Sigmundsdottir (Isl)	27 5:54	18 255lb	21 4:38	11 3:22.40	16 21.10	24 1:03	5 9:28	21 281
22	Kendall Vincelette (USA)	21 5:25	24 241lb	6 3:11	26 3:35.70	17 21.13	22T 1:09	16 10:48	22 248
23	Camilla Salomonsson Hellman (Swe)	20 5:23	17 259lb	26 5:47	16 3:27.60	21 22:11	14T 1:19	21 11:04	23 232
24	Laura Horvath (Hun)	24 5:47	12 275lb	30 (cap+7)	9T 3:21.60	24 23:53	25 0:55	14 10:29	24 228
25	Samantha Briggs (UK)	14 5:02	28 225	28 6:43	6T 3:21.30	25 24.02	27 0:49	19 10:56	25 203
26	Laura Clifton (NZL)	28 6:06	2 302lb	29 9:01	18 3:29.50	22 22.25	30 0:34	20 10:58	26 201
27	Andrea Solberg (Nor)	26 5:52	30 215lb	9 325lb	23 3:33.40	26 24.55	7 1:53	30 19:38	27 194
28	Harriet Roberts (NZL)	29 6:26	29 223lb	16 4:04	15 3:27.40	28 26.08	9 1:48	23 11:15	28 194
29	Brooke Haas (USA)	17T 5:18	20 253lb	22 4:45	27 3:36.00	30 28.35	29 0:35	28 17:23	29 118
30	Sanna Venäläinën (Fin)	30 6:51	16 252lb	24 5:09	28 3:36.20	23 23:06	28 0:41	27 14:13	30 109

Crossfit Games Women 2020 [Reference: 2]

Legend

FP = Final Position, FF = Friendly Fran, FS= 1RM Front Squat, DD = Damn Diane, Row = 1,000m Row, NN = Nasty Nancy, HH = Handstand Hold, AA = Awful Annie.

Report

Ireland’s Emma McQuaid finished 19th out of 30 contestants in the Cross-Fit Games in 2020, the World Championship in the sport of Fitness.

Emma McQuaid (Ireland) Cross-Fit Games 2020 [Reference: 3]

References

Logos

[1] Cross-Fit Games (2020) CFG20_Logo_TAG [Internet] Available from: https://games-assets.crossfit.com/s3fs-public/CFG20_Logo_TAG.png [Accessed 8 November 2020]

Websites

[2] Cross-Fit Games (2020) LEADERBOARD[2020][Women][Games][Overall] [Internet] Available from: https://games.crossfit.com/leaderboard/games/2020?division=2&sort=0 [Accessed 8 November 2020]

Images

[3] Cross-Fit Games (2020) 0acc8-P239442_6-184 [Internet] Available from: https://profilepicsbucket.crossfit.com/0acc8-P239442_6-184.jpg [Accessed 8 November 2020]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Rachel Croke.

About this document

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November 6, 2020

Irish Olympic Handball Association Senior Women League 2019-20

Irish Olympic Handball Association Logo [1]

Table

	P	W	D	L	F	A	Pts
Astra	10	9	0	1	309	168	18
Dublin International	9	6	1	2	205	165	13
Dublin City	10	5	0	5	183	172	10
UC Cork	9	3	0	6	140	195	6
UC Dublin	10	0	1	9	172	309	1

Irish Olympic Handball Association Senior Women League 2019-20 [References: 2]

Results & Fixtues

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Week 1
12.10.2019	Dublin City	11	UC Dublin	1 #
	Week 2
19.10.2019	Astra	24	Dublin City	23
	Week 3
03.11.2019	Dublin International	22	UC Cork	23
	Week 4
16.11.2019	Dublin City	13	Astra	21
16.11.2019	UC Cork	11	Dublin International	1
	Week 5
23.11.2019	UC Cork	16	Dublin City	22
23.11.2019	UC Dublin	16	Astra	43
	Week 6
01.12,2019	UC Cork	14	Astra	29
01.12.2019	UC Dublin	13	Dublin City	28
	Week 7
07.12.2019	Dublin City		Dublin International
07.12.2019	Astra	47	UC Dublin	12
	Week 8
14.12.2019	Astra	21	Dublin International	22
	Week 9
18.01.2020	UC Dublin		UC Cork
19.01.2020	Dublin International	19	Dublin City	18
	Week 10
25.01.2020	UC Dublin	26	Astra	37
	Week 11
01.02.2020	Dublin City	27	UC Dublin	18
01.02.2020	Astra	31	UC Cork	17
	Week 12
08.02.2020	Dublin City	13	Dublin International	20
08.02.2020	UC Cork	20	UC Dublin	19
	Week 13
15.02.2020	UC Cork	14	Astra	29
	Week 14
22.02.2020	Astra	27	Dublin City	11
23.02.2020	Dublin International	24	UC Dublin	24
	Week 15
29.02.2020	UC Cork	13	Dublin City	17
29.02.2020	UC Dublin	19	Dublin International	36
	Week 16
08.03.2020	Dublin International	25	UC Cork	12
	Week 17
21.03.2020	Astra		Dublin International
21.03.2020	Dublin City		UC Cork
	Week 18
05.04.2020	Dublin International		Astra
	Week 19
18.04.2020	UC Dublin		UC Cork

Irish Olympic Handball Association Senior Women League 2019-20 [References: 1]

References

Websites

[1] Irish Olympic Handball Association (2019) IOHA 2019/20 Senior Leagues [Internet] Available from: http://www.olympichandball.org/competitions/senior-leagues/ [Accessed 17 October 2019]

Images

[2] Irish Olympic Handball Association Facebook Page (2017) Facebook Photo 2017 [Internet] Available from: https://www.facebook.com/IrelandHandball/photos/a.130457087021594.25309.130456927021610/704450462955584/?type=1&theater [Accessed 18 February 2017]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Elaine Bolger.

About this document

Researched, compiled and written by Enda Mulcahy for the

Eirball | Irish North American and World Sports Archive

Last Updated: 6 October 2020

November 6, 2020

Irish Olympic Handball Association Senior Men League 2019-20

Irish Olympic Handball Association Logo [2]

Table

	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
Dublin City	11	9	2	0	373	231	142	20
Dublin International	11	8	2	1	341	313	28	18
UC Dublin	10	4	0	6	288	342	-54	8
UC Cork	9	3	0	6	245	266	-21	6
Astra / Wings	11	0	0	11	234	329	-95	0

Irish Olympic Handball Association Senior Men League 2019-20 [References: 2]

Results & Fixtures

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Week 1
12.10.2019	Dublin City	41	UC Dublin	19
	Week 2
19.10.2019	Astra / Wings	18	Dublin City	37
	Week 3
03.11.2019	Dublin International	36	UC Cork	34
	Week 4
16.11.2019	Dublin City	27	Astra / Wings	12
16.11.2019	UC Cork	34	Dublin International	35
	Week 5
23.11.2019	UC Cork	20	Dublin City	34
23.11.2019	UC Dublin	32	Astra / Wings	28
	Week 6
01.12.2019	UC Cork	30	Astra / Wings	20
01.12.2019	UC Dublin	24	Dublin City	39
	Week 7
07.12.2019	Dublin City		Dublin International
08.12.2019	Astra / Wings	34	UC Dublin	39
	Week 8
14.12.2019	Astra / Wings	16	Dublin International	20
	Week 9
18.01.2020	UC Dublin		UC Cork
19.01.2020	Dublin International	29	Dublin City	31
	Week 10
25.01.2020	UC Dublin		Astra / Wings
25.01.2020	Dublin City	26	Dublin International	26
	Week 11
01.02.2020	Astra / Wings	24	UC Cork	25
01.02.2020	Dublin City		UC Dublin
	Week 12
08.02.2020	Dublin City		Dublin International
08.02.2020	UC Cork	18	UC Dublin	27
	Week 13
15.02.2020	UC Cork		Astra / Wings
17.02.2020	Dublin International	37	UC Dublin	34
	Week 14
22.02.2019	Astra / Wings		Dublin City
23.02.2019	Dublin International		UC Dublin
	Week 15
29.02.2019	UC Cork		Dublin City
29.02.2019	UC Dublin	28	Dublin International	39
	Week 16
08.03.2019	Dublin International		UC Cork
	Week 17
21.03.2019	Dublin City		UC Cork
21.03.2019	Astra / Wings		Dublin International
	Week 18
05.04.2019	Dublin International		Astra / Wings
	Week 19
18.04.2019	UC Dublin	c	UC Cork	c

Irish Olympic Handball Association Senior Men League 2019-20 [References: 2]

Reference: [1]

References

Images

[1] Irish Olympic Handball Association Facebook Page (2017) Facebook Photo 2017 [Internet] Available from: https://www.facebook.com/IrelandHandball/photos/a.130457087021594.25309.130456927021610/704450462955584/?type=1&theater [Accessed 18 February 2017]

Websites

[2] Irish Olympic Handball Association (2019) IOHA 2019/20 Senior Leagues [Internet] Available from: http://www.olympichandball.org/competitions/senior-leagues/ [Accessed 24 October 2019]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Elaine Bolger.

About this document

Researched, compiled and written by Enda Mulcahy for the

Eirball | Irish North American and World Sports Archive

Last Updated: 6 November 2020