Rodney Goggins from the 147 Club in Wexford won the RIBSA Senior Billiards 150 up Championships today in the Ivy Rooms Snooker in Carlow. Rodney beat Aidan Murray 3 frames to 2 earlier in the Semi Final and beat Irish Number 1 Wayne Doyle from the Q Club Wicklow in the final 4 frames to

John Kehoe from Wexford won the RIBSA Intermediate Billiards Championships this morning in the Ivy Rooms Snooker in Carlow. In the final he beat James Bateman 3 frames to 1in a great match and the Referee was Derek O Neill. Score James Bateman 1-3 John Kehoe   

Rodney Goggins retained his National Irish Billiards 750 up format Championship with a superb display of scoring in the Ivy Rooms Snooker in Carlow tonight when he beat current Irish Number 1 Wayne Doyle from Dublin. Rodney had break 96, 58, 138 and 76unf to give the Wexford man the 2014 title. This is three

The Irish Senior Billiards Championship Semi Finals was being played in the Ivy Rooms Snooker in Carlow this morning at 10am featuring Irish number 1 Wayne Doyle and ex Champion Dick Brennan. The match is up to 600 points and Wayne will now ply Rodney Goggins on Sunday at 2pm for the 2014 Title Score

The annual Billiards International North-South Challenge Tournament took place at Celbridge Snooker Club on Saturday and Sunday, 3rd and 4th May last. The format of the series, which was changed in 2009 to a system where each team of eight was divided into two groups of four, has now become standard for the series. This

The 2014 Irish Billiards Long Format Championship was played in the Ivy Rooms Snooker Club in Carlow with Wayne Doyle, Dick Brennan, Rodney Goggins and Joe Doheny all qualifying for the semi finals which will be played during the RIBSA Championships Final weekend. A big well done to all the players and the Semi Final

The 2014 Senior Billiards Long-up Championships will take place at the Ivy Rooms Carlow on Sunday 27th April. Entries taken on the day up to 10:30am or phone 059-9137714. Play will continue down to the semi-finals. The four remaining players will then contest the semi-finals at the National Finals Weekend 23rd-25th May at the Ivy

History was created in the game of Billiards in Ireland today when Peter Gilchirst hit his career’s second 1000+ break against Northern Ireland’s cueist Chritian Kirk. But like so many other great moments of sports after achieving a goal all steam runs out, so was the case with Peter when he missed a pot in

The Pat O’Sullivan Memorial handicap tournament was played at Carlow on Sunday, 1st of December 2013.  After a day’s play, which saw many games decided on close margins, Aonghus McAnally, one of the most dedicated players on the current billiards circuit, was the well deserved winner on the day. Play started at 11.15am and all

England won the Nations Billiards Championship last weekend in Vienna and the event was hailed a great success featuring teams from Ireland, England and Northern Ireland and Host country Austria. The full Tournaments points were England 60pts, Republic Of Ireland 35pts, Northern Ireland 32pts and Austria with 17pts. This year’s event was played in the newly