| President's Prize Winners |
Our President, Peter McWalter hosted a fabulous President's Dinner on Friday, April 8th in the Grand Hotel Wicklow. He welcomed his guests. Paschal Doyle, president of our neighbouring club, The Abbey Bridge Club and her partner, Margaret Walshe and wished every one an enjoyable evening. After a delicious dinner which everyone enjoyed, it was time to proceed to the main event of the night - PRIZE GIVING! Peter announced winners from 10th place upwards - stopping after third place to announce the winner of the Past President's Prize. Noeleen Redmond, then proceeded to Second Place - Margaret Bolger and a very popular winner of Peter McWalter's President's Prize - Mary Flynn. After prize giving, a 'fun' game of bridge was played and everyone went home having had a very enjoyable evening. Peter was thanked, on behalf of the membership for hosting such a successful dinner.
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| Neptune Bridge Club Website |
 Welcome to the Neptune Bridge Club Bridgewebs website. We play at the Grand Hotel, Wicklow, every Thursday, with a 7.30 p.m. start so please be seated by 7.20 p.m.
New members are always welcome, please contact club President, Peter McWalter on 087 6825029
Visitors with partners are welcome.
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| President's Prize March 31st 2016 |
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| NEPTUNE TROPHY COMPETITION RESULTS |
Results of the Neptune Trophy competition held on January 7th are:
1st: Catherine King and Alan Thornton
2nd: Peter McWalter and Eleanor O'Flaherty
3rd: Triona Woodroofe and Phil Fox
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| Team of 4 Open Competition Thursday January 14th at 7.15p.m. |
Everyone is welcome to play in the Neptune Bridge Club's Open Teams of 4 on this coming Thursday, January 14th. All you need to do is to turn up with a partner and we'll pair you with another couple. A great night's fun is promised - play bridge from a slightly different perspective.
Most of us are familiar with Bridge being played by "teams of 2"; that is, two people on one team versus two people on another team. But there is a way of playing Bridge with four people on one team. Obviously they will not be playing against each other. Then how is this done? One Team-of-4 will have to play against another team of 4. That is done by having half of one team (2 people) play against half of another team (2 people). Come along on Thursday and all will be explained!
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