president chairman treasurer asst, treas secretary p. r. o.

nl editor

Brendan Murray Jim Somers Bill Dobbins Liam Doyle Sean Phillips Gerald Callaghan Liam Stephens
Main Street 41 School Street Blackwood 56 ShemalierPark Cullinagh Millfield 45 The Crescent
Dunshaughlin Wexford Robertstown East Wall Newcastle West Buncrana Lakepoint Park
Co. Meath Naas Dublin 3 Co. Limerick Co.Donegal Mullingar
Co.Kildare Co. Westmeath

IRISH DRAUGHTS ASSOCIATION NEWSLETTER

APRIL 2009 ( Vol 3 No1

EDITORIAL

The Newsletter is distributed free to members of the IDA.

Membership is €20 per annum. Subscriptions should be sent to the Treasurer of the IDA:
Bill Dobbins, Blackwood, Robertstown, Naas, Co. Kildare, Ireland.

Material for publication in future issues should be sent to:

Liam Stephens, 45 The Crescent, Lakepoint Park, Mullingar, Co. Westmeath, Ireland.
Contributions of news items, games, analysis, problems etc are all welcome.

KILDARE OPEN 2009

Another very successful Draughts tournament, held on the 21/22 February at the Town House Hotel, Naas.
There were thirty nine players in three sections which was seven more players than last year and a great turnout.
There were 4 players from overseas Colin and Graham Young, Anthony Rose and Michael Igoe.
Nice also to see the return of our two lady competitors from Dublin, Nancy O’Reilly and Angela Campbell.

Results:

Masters Seniors Intermediates

1. Shane McCosker 16 points Sean McKenna 14 points Sean Davis 13 points
2. Myles Hannigan 14 “ P J Furey 13 “ Denis Fitzgerald 13 “
3. Frank Moran 12 “ Charles McElroy 12 “ Michael Igoe 13 “
4. Francis McNally 11 “ John Davis 12 “ Julian Mc Guiness 12 “

In the Masters section Shane Mc Cosker was in top form taking two wins off Myles Hannigan.
Veteran PJ Furey also put in a great performance to finish just one point behind the winner Sean McKenna in
the Seniors. See crosstables overleaf for full details.

Congratulations to Bill Dobbins for arranging such an excellent tournament. This year must be a record
attendance for a weekend event. Thanks to Jim Somers and Peadar Sweeney who were the controllers and they
ensured that all ran smoothly. Cups were presented to the 3winners and plaques to the first 3 in each section.
Cash prizes also were presented to the first 4 in each section.

A special word of thanks is due to Mary Eiliffe, proprietor of the Town House Hotel, for the excellent facilities
and also for providing the playing room free of charge.

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NORTHERN IRELAND OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP 2009 - Ardboe
Masters Seniors
1. Paddy Havlin 19 points 1. Charles McElroy 20 points
2. Myles Hannigan 19 “ 2. Con McCarrick 20 “
3.Colin Young 19 “ 3. Con Boyle 19 “
4. John McElhone 19 “ 4. Ned Morgan 19 “
See crosstable overleaf.

DATES FOR YOUR DIARY

British and Irish Freestyle - 18th to 19th July 2009 at Town Hall, Stonehaven, Entry Fee £15.
£300 towards the prize money is being contributed from the Oldbury Fund.
Scottish Open 3 Move - 20t to 24th July at Town Hall, Stonehaven. Entry Fee £25.

Special Offer: For entries received before 1 July 2009, there is a special discount price of £30 for entry
to both tournaments. On or after the 1st of July you will have to pay the full £40.
So if you are playing in both tournaments and can register & pay your entry fee before the 1st of July 2009
you get £10 off, so that works out at £30.

Please contract Graham Young, East Bendings, Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, AB39 2XX

E-mail bendings@hotmail .com Tel 01569 740250

All cheques should be made payable to the Aberdeen Draughts Club.

Note: The highest finishing home based player in the British and Irish Freestyle may be nominated as one
of the IDA entrants for the Freestyle Qualifying Tournament being held in the Isle of Wight in August 2009.

Irish Open Championship 2009 3 Move - 24th to 27th October 2009 in Monaghan.

The Irish Open 2009 will be held at the “Four Seasons” Hotel, Monaghan, Co Monaghan, from Saturday 24th-
Tuesday 27th October 2009 inclusive. All sections will be played over ten rounds (Saturday x 2, Sunday x 3,
Monday x 3, Tuesday x 2) using 156 Three Move Opening Deck. There is provision for the AGM of the IDA
on Saturday night 24th October. The “Four Seasons” Hotel is doing a special deal for B&B of 45 Euros per
person per night (based on 2 sharing) which includes full use of the Leisure Centre (Pool, Sauna, Gym, etc).
For further information contact Hugh Devlin. Email: hugh@irishdraughts.org

BOOK REVEIW
CANNINGS COMPILATIONS - Secrets of Mail Play Revealed on the “Twelve Apostles”

This book covers the 12 new openings added in recent years to the 3 move deck. The IDA has now adopted these
openings and they will be included in future Irish tournaments. Tommy has participated in many mail tournaments
over the years and played for the World Mail Title in 2006 resulting in 24 draws against the current mail play champion
Mac Banks (USA). The play given in this book is of a high calibre throughout and the book itself is well printed with
many diagrams and pictures included. These openings are mostly critical and difficult to draw without prior knowledge,
so the serious 3 move student will find this book indispensable.

Tommy has now issued a new revised edition with a total of 116 pages of play, diagrams and photos.
That’s around an extra 30 pages of new play and quite a few new “cooks” and extended lines etc,
so this new edition is certainly the one to get. Buy it now as this will be the LAST print.
Purchasers may send a personal photo for inclusion in the book if they so wish.
Signed copies are provided at no extra cost. The price of the new edition is 40euro/£30.
Order from Tommy Canning, 25 St Mary’s Drive, Strabane BT82 9BQ Email; cancar25@hotmail.com

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 KILDARE OPEN - 3 MOVE TOURNAMENT 21-22 FEBRUARY 2009

Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 Total Pos

Masters Opp Pts Opp Pts Opp Pts Opp Pts Opp Pts
1 Colin Young 7 2 12 1 14 1 6 3 3 2 9
2 Francis McNally 14 2 10 2 4 2 8 3 5 2 11 4th
3 Liam Stephens 11 1 14 2 9 2 4 2 1 2 9
4 Paddy Doyle 6 3 5 1 2 2 3 2 9 2 10
5 Bill Dobbins 13 3 4 3 11 0 7 2 2 2 10
6 Con McCarrick 4 1 13 2 10 1 1 1 14 1 6
7 Charles McKenna 1 2 8 1 13 4 5 2 12 1 10
8 Tom Kee 9 2 7 3 12 0 2 1 13 2 8
9 Pat Logue 8 2 11 0 3 2 13 3 4 2 9
10 Frank Moran 12 2 2 2 6 3 14 4 11 1 12 3rd
11 Myles Hannigan 3 3 9 4 5 4 12 0 10 3 14 2nd
12 Shane McCosker 10 2 1 3 8 4 11 4 7 3 16 1st
13 Sean O' Driscoll 5 1 6 2 7 0 9 1 8 2 6
14 Sean Phillips 2 2 3 2 1 3 10 0 6 3 10

Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 Total Pos

Seniors Opp Pts Opp Pts Opp Pts Opp Pts Opp Pts
1 Graham Young 13 2 5 4 11 0 10 2 12 2 10
2 Anthony Rose 11 1 7 3 13 3 8 2 10 2 11
3 Con Boyle 12 0 Bye 2 8 0 13 0 Bye 2 4
4 Sean McKenna 6 2 8 3 10 3 12 3 11 3 14 1st
5 Liam Doyle Bye 2 1 0 9 2 7 0 13 1 5
6 Charles McElroy 4 2 9 4 12 2 11 2 8 2 12 3rd
7 John Davis 10 1 2 1 Bye 2 5 4 9 4 12 4th
8 Brendan Murray 9 2 4 1 3 4 2 2 6 2 11
9 Nancy O' Reilly 8 2 6 0 5 2 Bye 2 7 0 6
10 Bernard Coll 7 3 12 2 4 1 1 2 2 2 10
11 P J Furey 2 3 13 3 1 4 6 2 4 1 13 2nd
12 Tom Canning 3 4 10 2 6 2 4 1 1 2 11
13 John Joe McGee 1 2 11 1 2 1 3 4 5 3 11

NORTHERN IRELAND OPEN 14-16 APRIL 2009 - Ardboe

Masters Rd 1 Rd 2 Rd 3 Rd 4 Rd 5 Rd 6 Rd 7 Rd 8 Tot Pos HP

1 Colin Young 1 2 9 2 6 2 3 3 12 2 7 2 10 2 3 4 19 3rd 126
2 Sean McKenna 2 2 8 1 12 1 4 2 3 2 6 2 5 4 9 2 16 8th 123
3 Sean McGee 4 3 6 2 8 1 1 1 2 2 5 2 12 4 1 0 15 9th 128
4 John McElhone 3 1 5 4 9 2 2 2 11 4 10 1 8 1 7 4 19 4th 124
5 Brendan Ellison 11 1 4 0 7 0 9 1 6 0 3 2 2 0 12 2 6 12th 129
6 Sean McElkenny 10 2 3 2 1 2 7 0 5 4 2 2 9 3 11 1 16 7th 124
7 William Mulligan 12 1 10 0 5 4 6 4 9 2 1 2 11 3 4 0 16 6th 126
8 Myles Hannigan 9 2 2 3 3 3 11 2 10 1 12 3 4 3 10 2 19 2nd 138
9 Pasty Logue 8 2 1 2 4 2 5 3 7 2 11 1 6 1 2 2 15 10th 126
10 Paddy Havlin 6 2 7 4 11 2 12 1 8 3 4 3 1 2 8 2 19 1st 140
11 Charles McKenna 5 3 12 4 10 2 8 2 4 0 9 3 7 1 6 3 18 5th 124
12 Bernard Coll 7 3 11 0 2 3 10 3 1 2 8 1 3 0 5 2 14 11th 128

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 INISHOWEN NEWS by Gerald Callaghan

Joe Fullerton moves to pole position

The Richard Hirrell cup appears to be on it’s way to Ballymagan, Buncrana, as Joe Fullerton defied the trend
of the night with an impressive 4 - 0 victory over the experienced Jim McGowan and in the process firmly
stamping his authority at the top of leader board. Joe is now showing all the signs of maturity, hence his
massive improvement in play. Another member of the Fullerton family is also coming of age as Alex added
another 4 points to his tally to dispute 1st place with his superior. In joint 2nd place is Culdaffs Tony Gibbons
and young Kieran Bradley. After a two hour struggle both players finished their encounter with honours even,
but are 3 points adrift of the leaders and therefore have an uphill battle to catch the front runners. Buncrana’s
Sean McGonagle was held to a share of the spoils by Fahan’s David Walker. It is congratulations from all
club members on David’s recent birthday. Redcastle’s Paddy Barr is also in with a chance of a podium place
following his two draws with Buncrana’s Christy Monaghan who recently won the George Devlin Cup.
With just two matches left to play it appears that Ballymagan is still the favourite destination for the Hirrell cup.
A new leader has appeared at the top of the Intermediate “A” section, where Buncrana’s Willie John
McLaughlin toppled Joe Collins from first place following Willie’s 4 - 0 victory over the Carndonagh man.
This was a great result for McLaughlin but he will be under constant pressure for the remaining two weeks of
the competition from a number of his opponents who are breathing down his neck. Another player who is not
out of the reckoning is Redcastle’s Patrick McSheffrey who is just 3 points in arrears following his win over
Kieran McCallion. Drumfries’s Gerard McLaughlin and Dungiven’s Kevin McLaughlin are also up there with
the leaders following their results with Liam Kelly Sr and Eddie McKinney.
This division is also expected to go down to the wire.
In the senior division it is still Moville’s Sean McCauley who is top of the leader board when he finished
all square with Fahan’s Hugh McCarron. Sean is still one point clear of Hugh with John Joe McGee,
Brian Lafferty and Billy Grant just one point further adrift. Billy Grant demolished Colm O’Connor in an
eleven minute blitz which left the Buncrana man in a state of severe shock while Lafferty and McGee shared
the spoils in their encounter. We have four players, Julian McGuinness, Sean Bradley, Liam Kelly Jr and
Gerald Callaghan all in joint 3rd place . There are 10 players who are eligible to collect 1st prize. Therefore
this is the bookies section, but I still think that the result of the McCauley/Grant match will go a long way
in deciding the winner of this Tournament.

ADDING INSULT TO INJURY ! by Jim Somers

Recently the Sunday Times had an article on Rugby by Stephen Jones about Rugby Rules.
He finished up by saying,"Rugby is meant to be a game of chess. Instead it is resembling a game
of draughts". I wouldn't have noticed it but for the fact that it was repeated in very large print in the middle
of the page. The page is page 15 of the sports section. I haven't sent this to anyone; perhaps you would have
a better means of highlighting this ignorant statement, which is an insult to the grand old game.
I wonder how would Jones fare in a game of draughts against some of our players.

NEWS FROM ITALY

The Italian Draughts Federation (FID) held their first championship at English Draughts in Rome
on 18th to 19th April 2009. The winner was Maestro Sergio Scarpetta on 12 points,
one point ahead of Grande Maestro Claudio Clampi.
Grande Maestro Paolo Faleo who represented Italy in Beijing came 5th.
It is rumoured that the Italian Federation may consider hosting an invitational team tournament
in English Draughts later this year.

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RATINGS AFTER BEIJING 2008 by Sean Phillips

The World Mind Sport Games in Beijing during October 2008 had a curious effect on the official WCDF ratings of
players. Going into the championship, there were well established ratings for a list of over 400 players, most of whom
had been rated on a number of tournaments. Like all good rating systems, the official WCDF Ratings work best when
they take into account several competitions that a player has entered. There were 42 players taking part in the
championship in Beijing. These players were a curious mixture of the top established players in the WCDF ratings and
of players who had no form that had been measured in previous WCDF ratings. All the debutants in the ratings were
given a standard 1600 rating, which causes no disruption to the list if there are few debutants or if 1600 is reasonably
close to their standard. After all the idea is that players should improve in standard as they play more tournaments.

The problem was that so many of the previously unrated players were well above 1600 standard.
One example was R. Paegle, the Irish based Lativan player, who finished with a Bronze medal.
The 2008 World Mind Sport Games was played over eight rounds. Many established players such as Rawle Allicock,
the British Open Champion, found their rating had dropped after having played a number of rounds against previously
unrated players. The newly rated players were still rated well below their actual form. And many players in the
World’s top 50 actually moved up places in the WCDF list, despite not having played in Beijing.
This is a reminder that, while ratings in general work well over the long term, they can be slow to react to a sudden shock.
And it is also a reminder that ratings are not a measure of current form.
Is it a heresy to suggest that they should be treated as a piece of fun?

Editor’s comment: Yes! The fault lay in allocating such a low default rating of 1600 to unrated players who were
known to be of a much higher standard.
Also, I do not agree with the statement “that ratings are not a measure of current form”. If you perform well above
your expectation, in a tournament, your rating will increase accordingly.

GAMES
Here are a couple of James Wyllie’s knockout wins.

Game 21 Double Corner Dyke (a Wyllie trap) Black: Dr Schaeffer White: J. Wyllie

11-15 15-19 10-19 5-9 9-14 ?

22-17 23-16 17-10 17-13 26-23
9-14 12-19 6-15 2-6 19-26
25-22 24-15 21-17 30-25 22-18 etc W. W

Played in New York, June 1884 (from Turf, Field and Farm)
Published as Game 565 in the Otago Witness 20/09/1884.

Game 22 Maid of the Mill Black: J. Wyllie White: J. Smith (Spennymoor)

11-15 9-18 12-16 11-16 3-19 30-26

22-17 21-17 26-23 21-17 23-14 31-22
8-11 10-15 16-20 15-19 19-24 6-9
17-13 17-14 30-26 24-15 28-19 etc B. W
15-18 4-8 8-12 7-10 16-30
23-14 25-21 29-25 14-7 25-21

Published as Game 601 in the Otago Witness 10/01/1885

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 STEPHENS DIRECTORY - 7. 9-13, 24-20, 10-15
Trunk 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
9-13
24-20
10-15
28-24 A 21-17
5-9 FJ 7-10
23-18 M 23-19 25-21
1-5 N 6-10 12-16 ? 15-18 6-10 6-9 S
27-23 21-17 26-23 21-17 26-23 22-15 26-23 S 23-18 27-23
6-10 7-10 P 6-10 12-16 Q 16-19 11-18 1-5 1-6 1-5
23-19 32-28 17-14 23-19 25-21 23-16 26-22 19-15 30-26 17-14 23-18
11-16 10-14 10-17 10-14 1-5 8-12 7-11 9-14 9-14 10-17 into
20-11 23-19 27-23 19-10 27-23 32-28 22-15 24-19 22-17 21-14 Trunk
7-23 14-23 17-21 14-23 8-12 12-19 11-18 7-10 T 13-22 13-17
18-11 19-10 23-19 27-18 32-28 20-16 32-28 26-23 U 25-9 22-13
8-15 7-14 6-10 7-23 9-14 11-20 8-11 3-7 5-14 15-22 T
26-19 26-19 32-28 31-27 18-9 18-11 19-16 32-28 26-22 26-17 7-11
3-7 14-18 2-6 3-7 5-14 7-16 12-19 1-5 14-18 9-18 to a dr
30-26 21-17 22-15 26-23 27-18 22-18 24-15 24-8 31-26 23-14 30-26 Long v
7-11 7-11 11-18 13-17 7-10 15-22 6-10 4-11 7-11 10-26 3-7 Hellman
22-18 26-23 17-14 25-22 22-13 30-26 to a dr 15-6 25-22 19-16 19-10 26-23 1948
15-22 9-14 9-18 18-25 15-22 10-14 Oldbury 1-10 18-25 12-19 7-14 18-22
25-18 22-18 24-20 29-22 25-18 18-15 analysis 30-26 29-22 23-7 31-22 23-18 U
to a dr to a dr to a dr to a dr to a dr (=) (also to a W W to a dr to a dr to a dr to a dr Also
Chamblee Tinsley Lafferty v Tinsley v Hellman v (H B Reynolds Hellman Oldbury v Ginsberg Case and Tinsley v Tinsley v from
v Tinsley v Lowder P Mc Carthy Chamblee Oldbury v A Jordan v Long Hellman v Gonotsky Fortman Chinook Lowder 9-13
1947 1975 1983 1947 1965 1905 bc) 1948) 1965 1925 analysis 1992 1977 23-19
sc sc sc sc sc sc sc sc sw sc sc 10-14
19-15
A C D F H J K L M N Q R 11-18
23-18 18-14 21-17 6-10 1-6 7-10 23-19 12-16 21-17 7-10 ? 1-5 2-6 ?? 22-15
5-9B 16-19? 1-5E 23-19 G 27-23 23-18 K 6-9L 19-12 7-10 is a virtual 25-21 24-19! 14-18
28-24 D lost 28-24 5-9H 6-9 3-7 26-23 15-18 23-18 loss after 12-16 R 15-24 24-19
into Trunk Oldbury 7-10 into (not 11-16 27-23 9-14 22-15 1-5 27-23! same 32-28 5-9
v Scheidt into Var 4 Note S 22-18 into 23-18 10-28 into R Pask position Atwell 26-23
B 1982 OvT) 10-15 to a W W 26-23 Var 4 sc beat 9-14
12-16 bc E G 23-18 23-18 is an A Jordan 28-24
26-23 C 7-10 23-18 is Trunk 7-10 Oldbury P sc 7-10
8-12 25-21 5-9 line 6-10 24-20
30-26 1-5 into bc sc bc bc into same
W best bc into Var 11 Var 6 Var 6 bc
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 Problem No 23 G. Slocum Problem No 24 G. Slocum

White to play and win White to play and win

Solutions to problems in November 2008 Newsletter:

No 21: 10-6, 1-10, 9-6, 10-15 A, 6-10, 15-19, 10-6, 18-15, 11-7, 3-10, 16-11 W. W.
A - 18-15, 16-12. W. W.

No 22: 17-22, 11-15, 21-17, 30-26, 22-25, 26-30, 31-26, 30-14, 26-17 W. W.

Nos 21 and 22 were published in Boland’s Familiar Themes, page 58.

Our chairman, Jim Somers sent in the following similar example:

WK 21, WK 11, M18, M14, BK 26, BK 19, M 6, M 22 White to play and win.

Problem no 15 should be credited to C. M. Wilder and Problem no16 to C. M. Parker.

TRIVIA CORNER by Debra T. McEnroe (email: uk.annot.bcreus.com)

TRANSPOSITION - by Bob Woodlands

From a town in Ireland if you remove a hundred, and place in its stead half that number, strange mark
of forgiveness in the inhabitants, you will only be met with love. Change the fifty to five hundred,
you will see a messenger, which, though a mute one, was once the bearer of joyous intelligence.
Again remove the five hundred for a thousand, and you will have a verb.

Is there a word in the English language that contains all the vowels ?
There is, unquestionably.

Stands to reason: What kind of robbery is not dangerous ? - A safe robbery, of course.

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FORTHCOMING EVENTS

English Open Championship (11th to 15th May 2009) will be held in Knighton, Wales.
For details, please contact John Morgan, email: iohnmorgan396@btinternet.com
East of Scotland will be held in Kirkwall, Orkney, on Saturday, 6.6.09, and Sunday, 7.6.09.
World Ladies GAYP Title Match will be held in Turkmenistan between the holder Amangul Durdyeva (Turkmenistan) and official
challenger Jan Mortimer (New Zealand), provisionally from Monday, 15.6.09, to Friday, 19.6.09.
British and Irish Freestyle Championship (18th to 19th July 2009) in Stonehaven, Scotland .
Scottish Open Championship ( 20th to 24th July 2009) in Stonehaven. email: "Graham Young" <bendings@hotmail.com>
German Open Championship Freestyle (14th to 16th August 2009) in Korbach, Germany. email: Ingo Zachos <nimzo@ gmx. de>
World Freestyle Qualifier (31st August to 4th September 2009) in the Isle of Wight.
Welsh Open Championship Freestyle (19th to 20th September 2009) in Knighton.
Irish Open Championship (24th to 27th October 2009) in Monaghan. email: Hugh Devlin < hugh@irishdraughts.org>

ROLL of HONOUR
World 3-Move Matchplav Alex Moiseyev World GAYP Matchplay Ronald King
World Ladies 3-Move Matchplav Amangul Durdyeva World Ladies GAYP Matchplay Amangul Durdyeva
U.K. & Irish Ladies Matchplav Karena Breen World Postal Champion Mac Banks
U.S. 3-Move National Tv. Alex Moiseyev U.S. GAYP National Tv. Lubabalo Kondlo
British Open Rawle Allicock Welsh Open Brian Lucas
English Open Jimmy Grant English GAYP Tv. Dave Harwood
Northern Ireland Open Paddy Havlin German Open Igor Martynov
Dublin Open. Paddy Doyle Danish Open Sune Thrane
Scottish Open Tom Watson East of Scotland Anthony Rose
Ireland Open Masters Ronald King Irish Home-Based Champion Myles Hannigan
Ireland Open Senior Sean McElkenny Ireland Open Intermediate Andy Dobbyns
World 11 Man Ballot Matchplay Alex Moiseyev UK and Irish Matchplay Vacant
Irish 3-Move Matchplay Shane Mc Cosker Irish GAYP Matchplay Shane McCosker
Irish Ladies Matchplay Anne-Marie Breen Home International Team Tv. Republic of Ireland

WCDF World Ratings

1. Alex Moiseyev (USA) 2547
5.Lubabalo Kondlo (SA) 2500
9. Darwin Lorde (Barb) 2459
13. Bagtiyar Durdyev (Turk) 2444
17. George Miller (Eng) 2412
2. Ron King (Barb) 2542
6. Wm Docherty (Scot) 2495
10. Joe Davidson (Scot) 2453
14. Earl Morrison (Can) 2439
18. Joe Sloan (Scot) 2408
3. Richard Hallett (USA) 2504 4. Tom Watson (Scot) 2500
7.Mustafa Durdyev (Turk) 2477 8. Jim Grant (Scot) 2466
11. Ed Bruch (USA) 2451 12 . Shane McCosker (NIR) 2444
15. Clayton Nash (USA) 2433 16. Jack Francis (Barb) 2423
19. Amangul Durdyeva(Turk) 2406 20. Sean Cronin (Irl) 2400

Irish Players’ Ratings (World ranking in brackets)

1 .Shane McCosker (12) 2444
5.Tony Lagan (33) 2372
9. Paddy Doyle (50) 2319
13. Jim O’Brien Snr (75) 2280
17. Bill Dobbins (83) 2256
21. Tom Kee (110) 2200
25. Peter Kierans (127) 2176
29. Ned Morgan (138) 2164
33. Con Boyle (158) 2130
37. Sean McKenna (173) 2105
41. Andy Dobbyns (196) 2041
45. Jim Somers (205) 2024
49. John Joe McGee (222) 1999
53. Vincent Beirne (235) 1985
57. William R Best (261) 1943
61. Mick O’Dowd (296) 1897
65.Nancy O’Reilly (337) 1838
69. Julian McGuiness (355) 1818
73. Paddy Devlin (365) 1800
77. Paddy Barr (384) 1773
81. John Given (397) 1758
85. John Kelly (405) 1744
89. Liam Harkin (424) 1716
93. Neil McLoughlin Sr (462) 1666
97. Brendan Sheehan (472) 1643
101. Mick Brennan (484) 1627
105. Kieran McCallion (513) 1565
109. Patrick Henderson (541) 1517
2. Sean Cronin (20) 2400
6. Frank Moran (38) 2360
10. William Mulligan (52) 2316
14. Charles McKenna (76) 2275
18. Sean Phillips (87) 2246
22. Tom Bryson (112) 2200
26, Brendan Ellison (128) 2176
30.Thomas Canning (143) 2153
34. Sean McElkenny (159) 2130
38. Sean Magee (186) 2065
42. Pierce Caldwell (197) 2041
46. John Davis (207) 2022
50. John Dolan (225) 1994
54. Liam Doyle (236) 1984
58. Colm O’Connor (266) 1931
62. Terry Kelly (298) 1895
66. Andy Montieth (338) 1838
70. Paddy Byrne (356) 1817
74. Phil Marsden (368) 1798
78. Cathal McFadden (385) 1772
82. Austin Grant (398) 1756
86. Sean Donnelly (415)1735
90. Paddy Kerr (447) 1686
94. Jim McGowan (465) 1663
98. Alex McLaughlin (473) 1641
102. Angela Campbell (492) 1614
106. David Donnell (516) 1563
110. Tom O’Sullivan (563) 1443
3. Hugh Devlin (23) 2391
7. Sean O’Driscoll (45) 2334
II.Liam Stephens (58) 2306
15. Paddy Havlin (77) 2274
19. Patricia Breen(96) 2237
23. Donal Boyle (114) 2197
27. Joe Maguire (129) 2175
31. John Mackay (145) 2153
35. Con McCarrick (163) 2119
39. John Preston 188) 2059
43. Sean Bradley (201) 2029
47. Brendan Crawley (213) 2010
51. Charles McElroy (227) 1993
55. John Keenan (242) 1978
59. Danny Devlin (271) 1928
63. Neil McLoughlin Jr (311) 1877 64. Denis Fitzgerald (332) 1841
67. Brenda Davis (347) 1827
71.Mike Brannan (357) 1816
75. Hugh McCarron (373) 1791
79. Sean McCauley (389) 1768
83. Michael Madden (403) 1749
87. John Martin (421)1724
91. Julian McGuiness (451) 1680
95. Sean O’Sullivan (466) 1662
99. Sean McGonigle (476) 1635
103. Liam Kelly Jr (494) 1614
107. Paddy Brennan (522) 1555
I I I . Robert McClean (578) 1366
4. Myles Hannigan (28) 2377
8. Garrett Owens (46) 2332
12. Francis McNally (63) 2298
16. Mick O’Shaughnessy (81) 2264
20. Bernard Coll (104) 2218
24. Pat Logue (116) 2190
28. P J Furey (135) 2168
32. Mervyn Sommerville (147) 2151
36. Brendan Murray (166) 2114
40. Michael McMennamin (191) 2053
44. Patrick Quinn (202) 2027
48. Sean Davis (220) 2001
52. Eddie O’Gara (230) 1992
56. William Kelly (249) 1968
60. Danny Doherty (283) 1908
68. Brian Lafferty (354) 1819
72. Tommy Massey (360) 1810
76. Michael Martin (374) 1789
80.Pat O’Loughlin (392) 1765
84. Patrick Ward (404) 1749
88. Bobby Love (423) 1718
92. Christy Monaghan (454) 1678
96. Danny Campbell (467) 1661
100. Joe Fullerton (478) 1632
104. Eanna McGarrigle (511) 1570
108. Kenny Johnston (540) 1517

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