Derby Time.
Next week, our Bea Cup team make the short journey to Finglas to compete in round 4 of the Leinster league. Finglas will be buoyed […]
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Bad day at the Office.
Sometimes.things just don’t go your way, and the Armstrong’s team last match in 2016 sure fits that hat! Steve started the ball rolling by losing […]
The Prodigal Son returns home.
Unlike the Gospel parable, our Prodigal Son is returned home to…………………..no scoresheets. Oops!…..that’s a wee bit different from the fatted Calf the Original Son got. […]
The Sun sets in the West.
The Limerick Open concluded today with Rudolph scoring 4/6 to tie 9th place in the Open. Kevin Fizpatrick could not add to his score to […]
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.
Keeping up the Western theme regarding the Limerick Open, the title seems appropriate regarding one of our players. In the Open, Rudi lost out to […]
Limerick Open News.
We have a couple of active members playing in the Limerick Open. Step forward Rudolf Tirziman & Mark Cummins, our 2 Amigos in search of […]
Leinster League O’Sullivan review.
This league is split into two and the winners meet in a shoot out. Many aspiring young players begin their competitive chess life here before […]
Bea Cup Preview…Dublin calling!
Sounds like a voting request in the Eurovision Song Contest, Dublin are the latest team to be visiting our Corduff fortress. There are some familiar […]
Leinster league Bodley review.
Kilkenny are the strongest based on average ratings, closely followed by Rathmines & Bray. Malahide are a mixture of youth and experience, and their narrow […]
BEA review
Surprise leaders Inchicore have bounced back after an early loss and the fixtures after the Christmas break may determine their season. Dublin Uni need no […]