Adam Fitzgerald lost this morning in the last 32 of the World IBSF U-21 Snooker Championship here in Mol in Belgium to Ben Fortey from Wales 5 frames to 1. Adam won the opening frame but he lost the next five frames to an in form Welsh potter. All the players should be proud of themselves.

After a long day of top class Junior Snooker only one Irish junior is standing in the last 32 in the World IBSF U-21 Snooker Championship here in Mol in Belgium.  Adam Fitzgerald played superb today when he beat highly rated Niel Vincent from France 4 frames to nil. Adam will now play Ben Fortey from

The 2016 World IBSF U-21 Snooker Championship Knock Out Draw was made here in Mol in Belgium today. Adam Fitzgerald and Noel Landers won their groups and are seeded No.21 and 18. Shane Bates and Charlie Sweeney came second in their groups and they are seeded No.31 and 28. Fergal Quinn, Aaron Holland and John Landers

The Irish junior excelled again on Day 3 in the World IBSF U-21 Snooker Championship here in Mol in Belgium.  Adam Fitzgerald had a fantastic win against Thailand National U-21 Champion Narongdat Takantong 4 frames to 3 to stay unbeaten and win his group Noel Landers won both his matches with a 4-1 win over

Day 2 was another superb day for our Irish juniors in the World IBSF U-21 Snooker Championship here in Mol in Belgium.  Adam Fitzgerald had a superb win tonight over one of the pre-tournament favourites Mateusz Baranowski from Poland 4 frames to 2 which included a top break of 81. His Youghal team mate Noel

The World IBSF U-21 Snooker Championship gets underway here at 3pm in Mol in Belgium today for our seven RIBSA players Aaron Holland, Shane Bates, Adam Fitzgerald, Fergal Quinn Noel Landers and Q-Finalist in the U-18’s yesterday Charlie Sweeney. Irish U-14 International John Landers has again got a place in the event due to a

Republic of Ireland Junior Charlie Sweeney lost his QFinal match against Number 1 seed Yun Fung Tam from Hong Kong 4 frames to 2 in the Q-Finals of the World IBSF U-18 Snooker Championship here in Mol in Belgium today. Charlie started off superbly winning the opening frame and he made a 114 break in

Republic of Ireland Junior Charlie Sweeney played fantastic this morning to beat Phuttakarn Kimsuk from Thailand 4 frames to 1 in the last 16 of the World IBSF U-18 Snooker Championship here in Mol in Belgium. Charlie will now play the Number 1 seed Yun Fung Tam from Hong Kong at 2pm in the Q-Finals

Charlie Sweeney remains the only Republic of Ireland Junior still left in the World IBSF U-18 Snooker Championship here in Mol in Belgium after the other seven Irish players were knocked out yesterday. In a hard day of top class snooker our players faced tough opposition and despite fantastic snooker our players were beaten as

Eight Republic of Ireland junior players qualified for the knock out stages of the 2016 World IBSF U-18 Snooker Championship here in Mol in Belgium.  Charlie Sweeney won his group and is seeded No.8 and into the last 32 round at 6pm while all the others are playing in the last 54 at 3pm &