Snooker Billiards Ireland HQ will host the World Billiards Tour, Irish Open & Macau Casino World Match-Play Championship which begins this Friday the 1st of April The events will welcome players from ten different nations in what will be billiards’ most significant cosmopolitan celebration since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. Irish Open Draw Macau

The National Intermediate Billiards Short Format Championship took place on Sunday 6th March at the Snooker and Billiards Ireland Academy of Excellence in Carlow with 7 players taking part. At the end of day’s play John Kehoe and Anthony O’Flaherty earned the right to contest the National final which will take place again in Carlow

On behalf of World Billiards, the World Professional Billiards & Snooker Association (WPBSA) and Snooker & Billiards Ireland, we have the pleasure of inviting you to send your players to participate in the 2022 World Match play Billiards Championship from 4th – 8th April 2022 in Carlow, Ireland. The tournament will be played under the

The Inaugural Paddy Murray Memorial Billiards Tournament will be held in Edenderry SC on Sunday the 27th of March. This event will be a Timed Format and will use SBI Handicaps. The Entry Fee is €20.00 payable on the day to TD Ger Murray 085 8782974 Entries to Ger as soon as possible as Entry

Aidan Murray from Hollywood in Co. Wicklow won the 2021 National Senior Billiards Long-up title on Sunday 19th December at the new Snooker & Billiards Ireland HQ in Carlow to make it a remarkable double as he won the 150up championship in Celbridge 3 weeks previous. In the final against Kilkenny veteran Larry Drennan he

Aidan Murray won his fourth national billiards 150up title on Sunday 28th November in Celbridge Snooker Club adding to the tiltes he won in 2013, 2017 and 2018. The 150up championship was played the previous Sunday on the 21st November and the final the following Sunday which Aidan fought off the stern challenge of Joe

The sixth annual Timmy Murphy Memorial took place on Sunday 28th November in Celbridge Snooker Club with 8 players taking part and the event included a handicap system. The quarter finals saw Aonghus McAnally overcome debutante Annette Newman who became the first woman to play in this special event. Liam Byrne, Jason Dowling and Brendan

Snooker & Billiards Ireland (SBI) would like to announce they will hold two National Senior Billiards Championships in the Celbridge SC in November. Sunday the 14th of November – Senior Long Up Format National Championships – Celbridge SC Sunday the 21st of November – Senior 150 Up Format National Championships – Celbridge SC The final