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MUNSTER GRADE F AND PREMIER OPEN 2023

This past weekend played host to 3 different competitions all of which were held in the University of Limerick.

The Munster premier open and the Munster grade F Open were both played on Saturday with the finals of the premier open being held Sunday morning.

It was great to see so many Kerry players travelling up to Limerick to play in these competitions. We had a total of 17 players travel up to Limerick on Saturday to play in either the Munster F Open or the Munster Premier Open.

Congratulations and well done to all the players for going up and taking part over the weekend.

Well done to Adele O’Brien who lost out in the final of the ladies doubles with her partner Ciara O’Donovan (UL) in the grade F competition and also to Aoife Bowler (Moyvane) who won the plate competition on the day.

Kerry were also represented in both semifinals of the mixed in the grade F competition where Jessica Galvin and her partner Rahad Rahman (both Killarney) lost out to a young pair in their semifinal and to Adele O’Brien and her partner Marcus Pippet (UCD) who lost out in the other semifinal.

A big thank you must be said to all those that were involved in organising the competitions over the weekend everyone seemed to enjoy the play and it was a great way to get back into it and to get to know new people as well as old foes who you don’t come across everyday.

One of the Kerry teams that took part on Sunday in the Masters competition

Munster Masters 2023

On Sunday, UL was home to the Munster Masters competition which is a team competition broken into 2 brackets.

One for the O50s and one for O40s. this is further broken into grades of H/G and F/E and D+.

It was great to see that Kerry had 3 different teams playing on the day. A great day was had by all, everyone enjoying getting to play people from different counties with some great games played out on the day.

Well done to all involved including players, managers and a big thank you once again must be said to all those involved in organising this event.

Finally, the competition season is now in full flow. Next weekend we have the November handicap competition which is being held in Tralee Sports and Leisure Centre on Sunday the 19th of November.

This competition is open to all players registered with a club in Kerry. Those of you who wish to play, please ensure to get your entries into your club before Thursday the 16th at 5pm.

The format of the competition is that you enter and will be drawn a partner to play with. The yonex shop will also be in the hall on the day.

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