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Darby O'Gill's were the winners of the Peter Fenlon memorial summer tournament played last night Friday August 15th, at the Telecom club on McCurtain Street. Darby's defeated arch rivals the Tower Bar in the final by five games to three after coming from behind in the playing of the doubles by two gamesto one. Wins in the singles by Joe Long, Steve Coveney, Steven O'Connor and Damian O'Driscoll as against Peter Quinn's lone victory secured them the win. The following were the respective teams: Darby O'Gill's: Joe Long, John Leahy, Steve Coveney, Steven O'Connor, Damian O'Driscoll and John Paul Dowdall. Tower bar: Martin Cotter, Peter Quin, Eddie Cull, John McCarthy, Christy Hennessy and Steven Hill.

Posted by frankie on August 16 2008 10:41:07
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Cork County Darts Board ranking competition dates

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Posted by frankie on August 15 2008 16:18:28
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Latest news

Once again the CDO has had a player selected for the Montonotte Hotel Northside Sports star of the month award. This time it is one of our male darts players as Damian O'Driscoll became the second player from our organisation to be honoured in this fashion. Last year saw new ground broken when Nicola O'Donovan became the first ever darts player in Cork to be recognised in this high profile way. As was the case last season with Nicola been very deserving of the award, it also is the case this year as Damian has really been to the very forefront in darts both at local and national level. A lot of this credit must go to the Evening Echo and its sports editor John McHale, who has given our sport such coverage in our local community paper and so raising the profile of the game, thus making aware to all who read the sports pages of the Echo that the sport of darts is truly alive and well here in this great and sporting mad City of Cork. Damian will be honoured at a lunch in the Montonotte Hotel on Friday July 25th, when he will be presented with a memento to mark his achievment. Your comments are welcome by either clicking on "comments" below or, by posting it in the shoutbox on this magnificent achievment by Damian.

Posted by frankie on July 11 2008 18:22:22
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Evening Echo and Glenryan cup results

The CDO Evening Echo cup final was brought to a conclusion last night Tuesday July 1 at the Joshua tree. The red cove Inn won their second trophy of the season in a nail biting four games to three win over the Gallows. The man of the match award went to Paul O'Sullivan of the Red cove inn who began a great comeback from his team, they found themselves two legs to nil down early on but they rallied to square and eventually go on and take the cup. Meanwhile over at the Glenryan Tavern the Glenryan B cup featured the Doughcloyne Hotel and the Joshua Tree. This turned out to be a largley one sided affair as the Doughcloyne went on to win by four games to one after loseing the first game of the night. Joshua Tree's only winner on the night Pat Barrett was also declared the man of the match which was some form of consolation for the Josh.

Posted by frankie on July 02 2008 21:23:14
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New members welcome

The Cork Darts Organisation welcomes new members to participate in our leagues. Also new teams are more then welcome to apply for membership of the CDO with the only restriction being a ten Kilometers radius of the centre of Cork City, this is to minimise the cost of travel to and from fixtures. This restriction does not affect teams who are already registered with the CDO and who are outside the restricted area. New ladies teams are especially welcome to apply for membership of the CDO and can contact any of the following mobile numbers: Allison at 0876243751 or Frankie at 0879330164. If you are a individual lady and wish to play with a team who are currently playing in CDO competitions then you are also welcome to apply for membership and join one of the current teams. Competitions will begin again in the second week of September.

Posted by frankie on July 02 2008 21:14:28
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Leukaemia fixtures

Mulcahy's v Gallows,Local v Joshua 1, Joshua 2 v Maple Leaf, Mo Chuisle v Doughcloyne, Muskerry v Glenryan 2, Kennedy's v Residence,Quinlans v Island Tav 2 or High House 3, Glenryan 1 v Anglers rest.

Posted by frankie on June 30 2008 17:23:25
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B division and C division cup finals

The CDO season comes to a end on Tuesday night with the playing of both the B and C cup finals. At the Glenryan the final of the Glenryan sponsored B cup features the Joshua Tree and the Doughcloyne Hotel who defeated the Glenryan and Kennedy's respectively in the semi-finals. Meanwhile at the Joshua Tree the final of the Evening Echo cup will bring together the Gallows and the Red Cove inn. Gallows defeated the Maple Leaf while the Red Cove Inn defeated newcomers this season the anglers rest in their semi-finals. Action at both venues gets underway at 9.30pm.

Posted by frankie on June 28 2008 14:01:20
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Ma Dullea's win ladies Glenryan B final

Ma Dullea's were the winners of the ladies Glenryan cup which was played last night Thursday June 26th. Ma's defeated the Glenryan in the final by three games to one with the lady of the match award shared between both Dee Fitzgibbon and Kay Santry of the winning side.

Posted by frankie on June 27 2008 16:00:01
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O'Driscoll retains Individual title

(Winner of the Michael O'Connell individual championship Damian O'Driscoll with sponsor Councillor Michael O'Connell) Damian O'Driscoll of the Darby O'Gill's retained the CDO Michael O'Connell individual championship which was played at the Telecom club last night Friday June 20th. (Runner-up in the Michael O'Connell individual championship William O'Driscoll with sponsor Councillor Michael O'Connell) O' Driscoll defeated William O'Driscoll from O'Cionnaighs in a final that went all the way to the fifth leg to claim the top prize of €350 with William going home with a runner up prize of €200. Willaim took the first leg on a double one after throwing in hands of 100,100 and a 140. Damian came back to take the following two legs on a double ten and a double four but William rallied to take the fourth and send it to the final leg. Damian was helped by hands of 100 and 140 in the deciding leg as he went on to put in a double eight for the win. (The one and only, need I say more) Beaten semi-finalists were Martin Cotter of the Tower Bar and Jamesie Corcoran (Pictured above) of the Darby O'Gill's who recieved €100 each. Best Junior prize went to Mick McSweeney of the Muskerry Arms who reached the quarter-finals.

Posted by frankie on June 21 2008 18:25:47
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