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Tom Bourke Edel Broderick Niamh Hickey & Fergal Hannon and Deina Vesko- Division 1 winners and runners up.
The Division 1,3 & 5 Mixed Doubles Championship 2024
On Friday last, the second last county championship of the season took place in Tralee Sports and Leisure Centre in association with CPC.ie. It was great to see such a big entry and interest in the competition once again.
There were some brilliant games played out at such a high level and some very closely contested games. The winners of this competition now go forward to represent Kerry in the Munster Mixed Finals which will take place in mid April. The results from the night are as follows:
Tom Bourke & Niamh Hickey– Division 1 Champions.
Division 1:
Winners: Niamh Hickey (Killarney) & Tom Burke (Kingdom)
R.Up: Deina Vesko & Fergal Hannon (Listowel)
Alvin Rahman, Edel Broderick Jessica O’Loughlin Carmel Hudson & Arthur Chute Division 3 Winners and runners up.
Division 3:
Winners: Alvin Fahad Rahman (Killarney) & Jessica O’Loughlin (Kingdom)
Runners Up: Arthur Chute (Listowel) & Carmel Hudson (Moyvane)
Hasib Ahmad, Tom Bourke (COunty chair) Aine Knightly Eavan Moriarty & Mike Moriarty Division 5 winners and runners up.
Division 5:
Winners: Hasib Ahmad (Killarney) & Aine Knightly (Annascaul)
Runner Up: Eavan Moriarty & Mike Moriarty (Tralee)
A big thank must go out to all that helped out on the night in the running and organisation of the competition as always. Best of luck to all the winners that now go forward to the Munster finals.
The Listowel grade D&E team that won the consulation competition in UL on Sunday.
The Haynes Plate, Shield & H competition
Well done to all the Kerry teams that travelled to the University of Limerick on Sunday to play in the Haynes Plate and Shield competitions. Between the 3 competitions, there was 31 teams entered just was brilliant and gave people the chance to play against people from different counties that they wouldn’t usually play. It was a great day out and congratulations to the winning teams.
Congratulations to Moyvane who made it to the final of the grade D&E Shield competition. Unfortunately, they were beaten by a very string team from Centenary in Cork.
In the same competition, Listowel lost out in the main competition but then went on to win the plate (consolation) competition.
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