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 Duals an Uachtarain September 14/15 2024 |
Congratulations to Anna Carr and Margaret Farren on their great win at the weekend in Dublin, of the President’s Prize, pictured receiving their prizes from CBAI President Catherine Byrne
Comhghairdeas libh beirt
Final Result here
Extract from Irish Times 17 September 2024
Margaret Farren and Anna Carr proved best of the 82 pairs that contested the first National Championship of the season, the CBAI president Catherine Byrne's prize (Duais an Uachtarain) in Portmarnock at the weekend. It was the Donegal pair's third win in a national competition; they won the women's pairs (Jackson Cup) in 2022 and 2023 - the first of these was contested online during the Covid pandemic. Farren and Carr are having a good year; in April they were selected to play in the women's home international championship (Lady Milne trophy), the first Donegal players, male or female, to achieve such distinction.
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| Merry Christmas |
and a very Happy New Year 2025 to all our members
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL WINNERS OF OUR CHRISTMAS COMPETITIONS
29th November 2024 - Turkey
1st Betty O'Loughlin and Paddi Doran
2nd John Gerard Doherty and Shaun McNutt
13th December 2024 - Turkey
1st Betty O'Loughlin and Paddi Doran
2nd Paddy McKinley and Atholl Stewart
3rd Mairead Morrison and Kathleen McDonald
20th December 2024 - Ham
1st Shaun McNutt and John Gerard Doherty
2nd Margaret and Liam Doherty
3rd John Farren and Wendy Buddin
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| PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2023/2024 |
Congratulations to the Players of the Year - this competition was run from 1st September 2023 up to 31st May 2024
Overall Player of the Year
John McClenaghan
pictured with Honorary President Kathleen McDonald
Best 'A' Player
Honorary President Kathleen McDonald
pictured with Honorary Vice President John McClenaghan
Best 'B' Player
Margaret Doherty
pictured with Honorary President Kathleen McDonald
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| Master Pairs December 2024 |
Congratulations to Ita and Jim who came 13th overall in the Master Pairs competition (out of 119 pairs) winning National Masters 2nd prize.
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