Ireland took on Switzerland in round 3 of the Pandanet Go European Team Championship. Three of the games were played over the weekend before the scheduled date and Ireland got off to a difficult start with Karl Irwin resigning to John Walch 4d on board 1 and Philippe Renaut losing by a couple…
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Ulster Open 2024
Dear fellow Go-players,
You are cordially invited to attend the already well-established Ulster Open tournament in Lisburn. Attending players:
| Player | Rank | Club |
|---|---|---|
| Lucretiu Calota | 4d | St Albans |
| James Hutchinson | 2d | Lisburn |
| Dewei Liu | 1d | Belfast |
| Stephen Nulty | 1k | Dublin |
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Entries Open for 2024 Irish Championship
Entries are now open for the 2024 Irish Championship. As in recent years, the Championship will take place in three stages: Qualifiers, Top 8, and Final. Qualifiers will be played online through January and February, with the Top 8 taking place in Dublin over the first weekend in March. Entry is open to…
Serbia Too Much for Ireland
Ireland faced Serbia in the second round of the Pandanet Go European Team Championship. Serbia fielded a strong team, headed up by the Mitic brothers, Dusan and Nikola — both 7d, and seasoned competitors at the top level of European Go. With captain Milos Bojanic 4d on board 3, it seemed Ireland’s best…
Rocky Start for Ireland
Ireland got off to a rocky start in their first season in League B of the Pandanet European Go Team Championship, losing 3–1 to Belgium. Karl Irwin was the first to succumb, resigning against Lucas Neirynck 6d, Belgium’s anchor man. Ian Davis followed suit shortly afterwards, describing his Board 4 game…