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Shandon View charity leukaemia tournament second round
Gerald Griffin v Residence 1
Cow v Island Tavern 1
High House 1 v Gallows
Hennessy's 1 v Viscount
Island Tavern 2 v Glenryan
Muskerry Arms v Telecom
Ballincollig RFC V Ballincolig GAA
Joshua Tree v Aunties 2
Murphy's Rock v O'Cionnaigh's
Aunties 1 v Riverstown Inn 1
Ma Dullea's v Barcode
Riverstown Inn 2 v Anglers Sports Lounge
Mulcahy's v Sober Lane
Mountain v St, Vincent's
Fox and Hounds v High House 3
Capwell v Baker Street
Evening Echo cup final
The Evening Echo sponsored CDO Mens cup final played last Monday night July 5th, at the Joshua Tree proved to be a joyous night indeed for the Barcode as they triumphed against the odds to defeat favorites the Maple Leaf by four games to two.
Barcode did not have the best of starts as their first player on the oche Garry Dowling lost to Maple Leaf player Adi O’Donovan by two legs to nil.
However Barcode then hit a purple patch as their next two players threw exceptional darts to put them in front.
First Ricky Murphy took game three with a two legs to one win over Jason Miller after Miller had taken a first leg lead, but Murphy hit back strongly with hands of 100 and 102 to take the second leg, and he followed with scores of 87 and 98 as he won the deciding leg.
Murphy’s namesake Garry was another impressive winner as he took the third game for the Barcode against Maple leaf player Paul Miller.
Murphy took the first leg on a double one after a top hand of 100 and he then closed out this third game as he put in scores of 90, 81, 80, 11 x 20 for a game shot.
The fourth game brought Phil O’Regan of the Maple Leaf and Kieran O’Callaghan of Barcode to the board, and in a very tight but entertaining game it was the Maple Leaf player who edged this encounter by two legs to one to leave it all square at the break.
The fifth game after the resumption saw Tony O’Keefe of the Barcode and Adrian Hughes of the Maple Leaf face-off, and O’Keefe had the better start here as he won the first leg on a double ten.
Hughes hit back to level as he went out on a double twenty to take the second leg, but despite a 140 from Hughes in the deciding leg it was O’Keefe who was the more consistent as he took this fifth leg to put his team within one game of overall victory.
Game six saw Frank Bowdren on the oche for the Maple Leaf while for the Barcode it was Tommy Crowley.
Bowdren had top hands of 84 and 119 as he led in this first leg, but his inability to hit his double out cost him dearly as Crowley had no such trouble in hitting his for to lead.
Again Bowdren hit a top score of 119 in the second leg, but this time Crowley matched him all the way as he threw in a 125 to then take the leg from 79, compliments of a treble 7, a single 18 followed by a double 20 to take the Evening echo cup to the Barcode.
The man of the match award was shared by Ricky Murphy and Garry Murphy of the Barcode.
Murphy cup and Tom Lynch junior cup winners
At the Gallows on Tuesday night the Murphy Stout B division sponsored cup final featured the Riverstown Inn, who were looking for their third trophy of the season, and St,Vincent's whose last trophy win was in fact in the Murphy Stout C division cup a few years back.The first game got underway with Riverstown player John Moynihan coming up against Vincent's Martin Cronnin, and it was Moynihan who took this opener for the Riverstown with a two legs to nil win over Cronnin.
Moynihan had top scores of 95 and 110 as he finished the first leg on a double sixteen and a top hand of 100 saw him check out on a double ten for the win.
The second game of this Murphy cup final saw Vincent’s restore the game to equality as Paul O’Shea deservedly won his game against Eddie Moynihan.
O’Shea won the first leg of this clash with best hands of 88 and 110 which led him to a double fifteen checkout which he duly dispatched for the lead.
Moynihan hit back to win the second leg after high hands of 78 and 120 to then take it on a double six, but O’Shea was the better player in the deciding leg as scores of 95 and 120 saw him take it on a double eight for to bring the final level.
Bernard Donovan had the Riverstown ahead once again as he was a winner over Vincent’s John McSweeney at game number three.
Donovan won this third game 2-0 after he scored with hands of 100 twice, and 135 in his winning legs along with a double sixteen checkout each time.
The final was once again all square after the fourth game of the evening as Vincent’s Willie O’Dwyer was a winner against Riverstown Inn number four Decci Cotter.
O’Dwyer threw in a 100 in taking the first leg on a double ten and he scored a high hand of 110 as he won the second leg on a double six to leave it all square at the break.
The resumption of the final saw the Riverstown quickly take control of the match as they went on to win the next two games courtesy of Sammy O’Donovan and Vincent Moynihan over Trevor McSweeney and David O’Connor respectively.
The man of the match award was shared between Riverstown’s Bernard Donovan and Vincent’s Paul O’Shea.
Tom Lynchs was the venue for the junior cup final between the Anglers Sports Lounge and the Mountain Bar.
John O’Brien of the Mountain had his team on the scoreboard first as he took the first game from Anglers player Cathal Aldworth by 2-1 but, John Lyons had the Anglers level as he also scored a 2-1 win over Frank Brothers.
The Mountain were ahead once more as the third game went their way courtesy of Garry O’Mahony winning against Anglers number three Graham Butler, but Gregg Mullen had the sides level once more as he was a 2-0 winner against Sean Forde.
The fifth game went the way of the Mountain as Nial Horgan took it from the Anglers Tim Hennessy in a very exciting game by 2-1.
However it was all square again in this topsey turvey game as Anglers number six, veteran Steve Keenan won in another very exciting game by 2-1 to send it to the final game of the night.
Game seven featured Mountain’s Eddie Murphy and Anglers John O’Sullivan, and Murphy proved to be more consistent then his opponent as he took the final decider on a 2-0 scoreline, a game that also won Murphy the man of the match award.
Shandon View Leukaemia competition fixtures
SHANDON VIEW
B &C DARTS TOURNAMENT 2010
IN AID OF THE CHILDREN’S LEUKAEMIA UNIT
MERCY HOSPITAL
FIRST ROUND first legs on Monday July 5th, return legs Monday July 12th,
TOM LYNCHS V GERALD GRIFFIN
YE OLDE TAV V RESIDENCE (1)
COW BAR V HOLLYHILL INN (1)
ISLAND TAV (1) V JOHNNIES
GALLOWS V JUNCTION BAR
HIGH HOUSSE (1) V O’SULLIVANS
HENNESEYS (1) V LOCAL
VISCOUNT V HENNESSEYS (2)
RESIDENCE (2) V ISLAND TAV (2)
HOLLYHILL HILL (2) V GLENRYAN
MUSKERRY ARMS V HIGH HOUSE (2)
RED COVE V TELECOM
Below are the second round byes which will be played on Monday July 19th,
BALLINCOLLIG R.F.C V BALLINCOLLIG G.A.A
JOSHUA TREE (2) V AUNTIES (2)
MURPHYS ROCK V O’CIONNAIGHS
AUNTIES (1) V RIVERSTOWN (1)
MA DELEAS V BAR CODE
RIVERSTOWN (2) V ANGLERS SPORTS BAR
MULCAHYS V SOBER LANE
MOUNTAIN V ST. VINCENTS
FOX & HOUNDS V HIGH HOUSE (3)
CAPWELL V BAKERS STREET
There may be some changes to the list of fixtures as shown above for the second round in regards to which team will be at home or away.
All clubs are asked to support the collection boxes at all games throughout the competition
Tower Bar win Crean and McGarry
The Tower Bar took the Crean and Mcgarry trophy at the Glenryan Tavern on Monday night last June 21 when they defeated the Shamrock Bar in the final by four games to three.Tower had earlier defeated the Joshua Tree in their semi-final by four games to two while the Shamrock had defeated the Gerald Griffin by four games to one.
Quinn takes league pennant
Peter Quinn of the Shamrock Bar took the CDO Murphy Stout Premier players individual league title when at Sheehan's local last night he defeated Joe Collins also of the shamrock Bar in the final by four legs to nil.Quinn was a model of consistency throughout the evening as he defeated Tim O'Riordan, Martin Cotter and Gerry Coughlan enroute to the final.
Collins won his place in the final with wins over David O'Donovan, John McCarthy and Kevin McDonnell.
League winner
Pictured on the right is Peter Quinn of the Shamrock Bar winner of the CDO Murphys Stout premier players individual league title.
Also included is Roy O'Donovan Chairman CDO and Tim Barry of Heineken Ireland.
Jason "Jossa" O'Connor memorial at Glenryan
Pictured at the presentation of the winners trophy in the Jason "Jossa" O'Connor memorial competition played at the Glenryan Tavern are from left: John O'Connor father of the late Jason, Pat McSweeney captain of the winning team, Karen Cashman partner of the late Jason and Dan Cunningham of the Glenryan Tavern.
Ma Dullea's, United Beverages trophy winners
Ma Dulleas, winners of the United Beverages A division trophy, defeating the Anglers Sports Lounge in the final.
Pictured from left: Mary long, Kathryn Hewitt, Lillian Walsh, Kathleen Doyle, Freda Uniacke, Rita Hannigan.
Ma Dullea's complete hatrick of wins
Ma Dullea's completed a hatrick of wins in CDO competitions when they took the United Beverages sponsored ladies A league which was played at the Gallows on Thursday night last.Ma Dullea's defeated the Red Cove Inn in the semi-final by 3/0 while the Anglers defeated the Abbey 3/2 in the other semi-final.
The final resulted in a thre games to one victory for Ma's with the lady of the match award going to Mary Long of the winning team.
Meanwhile in the ladies Ma Dullea's sponsored B division league it was the Joshua Tree and the Gallows who came through to meet in the final, and this will now be played at Ma Dullea's on Tuesday next June 8th.
Jason "Jossa" O'Connor memorial at Glenryan
The annual Jason "Jossa" O'Connor three-a-side was played at the Glenryan Tavern yesterday, and the final brought together last years runners up Stephen O'Connor, John Harte and Martin Dineen who were out to go one better this year.However that does not always follow, and the lads had to bow once again this year to the threesome of Sean Downey, Karl Lawlor and Pat McSweeney who were the very deserving winners this time around.
The organiser's would like to thank all who made the day such a success especially the darts players and the many who contributed spot prizes to the fundraising, and a special thank you to the managment and staff of the Glenryan for the use of their premises.
Heineken individual league
The men's Heineken sponsored Premier players individual league will commence on Friday June 11th, with the playing of the round robin group stages at the Local on Military Hill.The top 16 players will progress to the knockout stage of the event at the local on Friday June 18th.
Entries for the competition are now being accepted at any delegate meeting or will be accepted by any committee member.
Jason "Jossa" O'Connor memorial at Glenryan
The annual Jason "Jossa" O'Connor memorial three-a-side will now take place at the Glenryan Tavern on Saturday May 29th, and not the 22nd as previously stated.Entries for the competition will be accepted at the Glenryan Tavern from 2.pm on the day and all darts players both male and female are very welcome to enter.
Charity Darts Gala
Click on Read more for information.Riverstown Inn and Singles winner
Martin Cotter centre winner of the inaugural Joshua Tree handicapped singles with on left John "Dinny Bob's" McCarthy and Sean Leahy organisers
