Snooker & Billiards Ireland (SBI) would like to announce the details of the 2020 National Intermediate Snooker Championships. This year the Championship will begin in four selected clubs below where zones will be played on the 21st & 22nd of November to qualify players for the finals. Crucible SC – Cork Hot Shots – Galway D`Arcy

Mark Walsh from the New Institute club in Nenagh has won the 2020 Intermediate Grand Final with 3 frames to 1 victory over Wexford’s Adrian Morrissey from Liam Mellows SC. Well done to both finalists for a tough and hard-fought match on the 7th of March in Newbridge CYMS in Co. Kildare. Q-FINALS George O

Shane Bates from Liam Mellows SC in Wexford won the third RIBSA Intermediate Ranking event in the Hot Shots Snooker Club in Galway on 1st of February. In the final the former Under 21 National Champion beat Number 1 seed George O Hara 3 frames to 1 in a great final. The Wexford man denied

After a long day of top class Snooker it will be Mark Walsh from Nenagh who will play Adrian Morrissey from Wexford in the 4th RIBSA Intermediate Ranking event after the final was postponed on Saturday the 29th of February 2020 in the Celbridge Snooker Club County Kildare. The final will be played soon and

George O Hara from Fairview SC in Dublin made it two out of two when he won the RIBSA second Intermediate ranking event of the season in the Tralee Snooker Club in County Kerry on the 9th of November. Just like in the first event in the Darcy McGees last month, George O Hara beat

George O Hara from Fairview SC won the first RIBSA Snooker Intermediate ranking event of the season when he beat John Torpey from St Johns Limerick 3 frames to nil in the Ivy Rooms SC in Carlow. The final referee was Conor Doyle. George O Hara and John Torpey had reached the final in Darcy

14 year old Ryan McGuirk won the 2019 Republic of Ireland Billiards & Snooker Association Intermediate National Snooker Championships in the Ivy Rooms Snooker Club on the 11th of May. In the final Ryan beat No.1 seed James Fennessy from Edenderry SC 4 frames to 3 to win the tItle. The final was refereed by Conor Doyle.

The 2019 RIBSA Snooker Intermediate National Championships was played down to the semi finals on Saturday the 4th of May in the Ivy Rooms Snooker Club in Carlow. After a very long day the four qualifiers for Finals weekend are Number 1 seed James Fennessy, Paul Dunne, Ryan McGuirk and the defending Champion Dylan Rees. RIBSA

James Fennessy from Edenderry SC won the 2019 Republic of Billiards & Snooker Association Intermediate Grand Finals. This event was played on the 9th of Match in the Newbridge CYMS in Co Kildare. In the final James beat Andrew Doherty from Dublin in a great final 3-1 which was refereed by Ger Murray. Tony Thorpe TD

Andrew Doherty won the final of the fourth and final RIBSA National Snooker Intermediate Ranking Event of the season when he beat Paul Keighery from Ballinasloe 3-1.  Due to the late finish in the Spawell last week the final was played on Wednesday night the 5th of December in Celbridge SC. RIBSA would like to