Author: Enda Mulcahy

Hand Holding a Rounders Bat and Ball

PsychoKarate

About PsychoKarate

PsychoKarate is a sportsgame invented about 35 years ago by the author (Enda Mulcahy) and friends – circa 1989. The sportsgame involves a combination of Baseball and Karate in that teams of two players try to bring a baseball bat thrown into the pitcher’s mound back to their own base.

With two bases each on opposing sides of the diamond, the player who gets the baseball bat safely back to their or their team-mates base gains a point for their team and throws it back in to the pitcher’s mound again.

The bat is padded to avoid injury and players may wrestle and use karate moves on each other to try and prevent the opposing team scoring a point or to try to prise the baseball bat away from the opposing team.

The player in possession of the padded baseball bat may use it to ward off opposing team players.

The game can also be played as an individual game 4 players against each other or as many players as can be fit into a constructed baseball diamond, with the diamond not necessarily having to be four sides and four bases.

The game may be timed or up to 9 points (or as many points as pre-determined).

Baseball Diamond Photo

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Image Credit

Photo Credit: roibu Hand holding a rounders ball. Rounders is a bat and ball game between two team that involves hitting a hard leather cased ball with a wooden bat. [Internet] Available from: https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/hand-holding-rounders-ball-bat-game-277897988 [Accessed 19 February 2022][Last Accessed 30 December 2023][Edited for Eirball Irish Sports Archives by Enda Mulcahy 30 December 2023]

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Researched, compiled and written by Enda Mulcahy for the Eirball – Irish, North American and World Sports Archives.

First Published: 26 May 2024. Last Edited: 26 May 2024.

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Footnotes

  1. Photo Credit: roibu Hand holding a rounders ball. Rounders is a bat and ball game between two team that involves hitting a hard leather cased ball with a wooden bat. [Internet] Available from: https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/hand-holding-rounders-ball-bat-game-277897988 [Accessed 19 February 2022][Last Accessed 30 December 2023][Edited for Eirball Irish Sports Archives by Enda Mulcahy 30 December 2023] ↩︎

Mud Bowl 1938

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Professional Mud Wrestling started in Akron, Ohio on 7 January 1938 when Miss Leona Gordon and Miss Mildred Burke competed in the first ever fight. Professional Mud Wrestling, like World Wrestling Entertainment is more for show or spectacle with the contestants not seriously trying to harm, injure or fight each other. For the record 2,500 spectators witnessed Mildred Burke declared the winner of the first ‘Mud Bowl’. [References: 1]

Stock Image of Mud Wrestling

SOUTHAMPTON, UK – JULY 4 : Women gather for the annual Race for Life Pretty Muddy fun run, to raise money for Cancer Research. 4 July 2015 in Southampton, UK. [Internet] Available from: https://www.123rf.com/photo_43484334_southampton-uk-july-4-women-gather-for-the-annual-race-for-life-pretty-muddy-fun-run-to-raise.html [Accessed 17 August 2023] ©rixie/123RF.COM

References

[1] Life Magazine (1938) January 24, 1938, page 23 [Internet] Available from Google Books at: https://books.google.ie/books?id=yEoEAAAAMBAJ&dq=life+magazine+jan+24+1938&pg=PA23&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=life%20magazine%20jan%2024%201938&f=false [Accessed 17 August 2023]

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Jugger Turniere World Club Championship 2018

Jugger League Logo [References: 1]

Final Standings

PosTeamCityCountryScore
1Rigor MortisBerlinGermany9
2ZonenkinderJenaGermany8
3HaWu AllstarZGevelsbergGermany8
4Peters PawnsOerlinghausenGermany6
5The FellowshipMurciaSpain8
6Bob JuggerKarlsruheGermany6
7Anima EquoremHalle SaaleGermany7
8Schergen von MonasteriaMuensterGermany6
9SetantaDublinIreland8
10Munich MonksMuenchenGermany8
11Flying JUGGmen BonnBonnGermany6
12FischkoppkriegerKielGermany5
13Die Verstoerten ZernichterWuerzburgGermany7
14PompfritzWuppertalGermany6
15Jugglers JuggHalle SaaleGermany5
16RedbacksBrisbaneAustralia4
17Lokomotive Black NinjaGoettingenGermany7
18HobbizHeidelbergGermany6
19Gruenanlagen GuerillaBerlinGermany6
20Die Leere MengeGriefswaldGermany5
21Falco juggerBerlinGermany6
22AmazonenkinderJenaGermany5
23Chimaera BrunsvigaBraunshweigGermany5
24GossenhauerFreiburgGermany4
25Lahveilchen GiessenGiessenGermany6
26Hobbiz KekseHeidelbergGermany7
27Keulen EulenSaarbrueckenGermany4
28Cranium ex MachinaHamburgGermany5
29Blue FangsFrankfurt (Oder)Germany7
30WaldmeisterLollarGermany4
31Die Goldenen ReiterDresdenGermany4
32Dead RabbitsLorschGermany2
33G-Hill BoarsRigaLatvia5
34Second CubsTargu MuresRomania5
35Jugger Helden BambergBambergGermany5
36GaldenvoegelBayreuthGermany2
37Leipziger NachtwacheLeipzigGermany5
38Living UndeadsHannoverGermany2
39The JAAguarsAmericaUSA4
40ProblemkinderStuttgartGermany4
41Die Kuhdorf VereinigungLiebenscheidGermany5
42Second Cubs 2Targu MuresRomania2
43Rampage (Ireland)DublinIreland4
44Jugger ViennaWienAustria3
45Skull!BerlinGermany6
46Jugger AsylumBendorfGermany3
47Cervisia UltimaDuisburgGermany4
48Schergen von Monasteria 2.0MuensterGermany1
49EhrengardeSpeyerGermany4
50Flying HuggmenBonnGermany3
51FlossenhauerFreiburgGermany3
52Redbacks IICanberraAustralia1
53Two TowersVilniusLithuania3
54Jugg the RipperHagenGermany4
55BlutgraetscheLuebeckGermany3
56NLGLauffen em NeckarGermany3
57SpVgg RasenschachRethwischGermany3
58Die deren Name nicht genannt werden darfNeubibergGermany3
59Mainzer MarodeureMainzGermany2
601. Jugger ClubErlangenGermany0
Cologne RaptorsKoelnGermany1
[References: 2]

Report

Ireland’s Setanta from Dublin finished 9th out of 61 teams in the Jugger League World Club Championship in 2018, winning 8 of their matches, only the Champions Rigor Mortis from Berlin in Germany won more with 9 wins. Setanta were also the second best team from outside of Germany after The Fellowship from Murcia in Spain who finished fifth. In all 50 of the 61 teams entered were from Germany, with Austria, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Australia, USA also represented. Ireland’s second team in the tournament Rampage finished 43rd with four wins.

Photo by Chait Goli on Pexels.com

About Jugger

Jugger is like a cross between American Football and Medieval Combat. It is a team Sport where the objective is to get a skull from the middle of the field into a zone at the opposing teams end. There are five players on each team, four of whom are paired off fightning each other with padded weapons such as swords.

When a player is ‘killed’ in these fights he has to kneel down and is out of the game for that particular round. The Fifth person is the Qwick. His job is to get the skull from the middle of the field past the opposing Qwick into a zone at their opponents endzone. He can only advance the skull once the other teams fighters are all dead. The team which scores the most skull touchdowns is the winner. [References: 3]

References

Logos

[1] Jugger League (2021) liga [Internet] Available from: https://turniere.jugger.org/style/liga.png [Accessed 13 June 2021]

Websites

[2] Jugger League (2018) World Club Championship 2018 Results [Internet] Available from: https://turniere.jugger.org/tournament.result.php?id=412 [Accessed 30 July 2017]

[3] Jugger Ireland (2017) What is Jugger? [Internet] Available from: http://www.juggerireland.com/what-is-jugger/ [Accessed 30 July 2017]

Images

[4] Picture Credit: Photo by Chait Goli on Pexels.com

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Grant Farrell and Caoilfhionn Nic Fhearai.

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Irish Taekwon-Do Association Irish Cup & National Championships 2016

Irish Taekwon-Do Association Logo [References: 1]

Results (UL Arena, Limerick, 11-12 November 2016)

SectionGoldSilver
Male
-57kgThomas Fogarty
-63kgRyan ShelleyLuke McGrath
-70kg BlackbeltAdam ShelleyLuke Woods
-78kgColm Carroll
85kgRoss Smith
Female
-50kgKaty Laffan
-62kgLouise McCaghEllen Ince
-68kgMaeve MageeSarah Barry
Senior Female
1st DegreeMaeve Magee
2nd DegreeSkye Slattery
3rd DegreeNaomi Coonghe
Senior Male
1st DanPhilip O’Gorman
2nd DanTiarnan Moriarty
3rd DanEddie Dillon
4th DanHong Looi
Best Overall
Female JuniorJoanne Potter (2 Gold, 1 Bronze)
Male JuniorLuke Moriarty (2 Gold)
Female SeniorMaeve Magee (2 Gold, 1 Silver)
Male SeniorPhilip O’Gorman
[References: 2]

Report

With some big match-ups on offer the Irish Taekwon-Do Association Irish Cup and National Championships 2016 they proved to be the biggest ever ITA tournament. In the Final of the Under 70 kg Blackbelt Division then World Champion (2016) Adam Shelley won Gold ahead of 2009 World Champion Luke Woods. 2016 World Cup winner Colm Carroll also took Gold in the Under 78kg section. The Female Divisions included members of the Gold & Bronze winning team at the 2016 ITF World Cup, with 2013 World Champion Louise McCagh taking Gold in the Under 62 Kg section. Maeve Magee won best overall Female Senior and Philip O’Gorman best overall Male Senior. The Championships took place in the University of Limerick Arena from 11th to 12th November 2016,

References:

Logos

[1] Irish Taekwon-Do Association (2016) ITA+Logo [Internet] Available from: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5de5132908114a27bbdd5250/t/5de51d89b93cc92d39dc8c9c/1618517334164/?format=1500w [Accessed 28 April 2021]

Websites

[2] Irish Taekwon-Do Association (2016) ITA Irish Cup & National Championships 2016 [Internet] Available from: https://www.taekwondo.ie/news/article/ita_irish_cup_&_national_championships_2016_-571.html [Accessed 15 January 2018]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to

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2nd I-Karate Global World Cup Budapest Hungary 2018

[References: 1]

Country Medals Table

PlaceCountryGoldSilverBronze
1Hungary91618
2Belgium9109
3Ireland797
4France711
5Ukraine5106
6Italy412
7Slovakia312
8Netherlands300
9Romania202
10Russia110
11Slovenia100
12India100
13Latvia021
14Canada011
[References: 2]

Irish Medal Winners

CompetitionClassificationM/FMedalName
ASD Kata101 2004-2007M-FSilverSean Brittland
ASD Kumite101 2004-2007M-FSilverSean Brittland
ASD Kata101/103 2003 and olderFSilverShauna O’Driscoll
ASD Kumite101/103 2003 and olderFBronzeKata Connolly
ASD Kata101/103 2003 and olderMGoldDillion McQuirk
ASD Kata101/103 2003 and olderMSilverAlex Chan
ASD Kata101/103 2003 and olderMBronzeSam Pidgeon
ASD Kumite101/103 2003 and olderMGoldDillion McQuirk
ASD Kumite101/103 2003 and olderMSilverAlex Chan
ASD Kata102M-FGoldAlex Spencer
ASD Kata102M-FSilverSean Moran
ASD Kata102M-FBronzeIsabel Gallagher
ASD Kumite102M-FGoldIsabel Gallagher
ASD Kumite102M-FSilverPauric Hooper
ASD Kumite102M-FBronzeLee Caldwell
II Kata202FGoldGeorgina Harte
II Kumite202FSilverGeorgina Harte
II Kumite202FBronzeFaik Ivett Szabo Beata
PI Kata301 2001-2003M-FBronzeIlya Foley
PI Kumite301 2001-2003M-FGoldIlya Foley
PI Kumite301 2000 and olderM-FBronzeEoin Watters
PI KumiteKumite Open PairsM-FBronzeRuairi Balley
Team KataM-FGoldIreland
Eoghan Caulfield
Dillion McQuirk
Alex Chan
[References: 2]

Legend / Key: ASD = Autism Spectrum Disorder; II = Intellectual Impairment; PI = Physical Impairment.

Report

The Irish Kenpo Karate Union, recognised by Sport Ireland, sent a team to the I-Karate Global 2nd Global World Cup in Budapest, Hungary on April 29th 2018, and Ireland came away with 23 medals: 7 gold, 9 silver and 7 bronze, finishing third in the countries medal table, including winning gold in the team event. I-Karate Global is the Inclusive Karate Federation and Categories included Autism Spectrum Disorder, Intellectual Impairment and Physical Impairment.

References:

Logos

[1] I-Karate Global Facebook (2020) Profile Picture, December 12, 2015 [Internet] Available from: https://www.facebook.com/IKF.net/photos/a.403251783111478/649188898517764/ [Accessed 28 April 2021]

Websites

[2] IKKU (2020)2nd I-Karate Global World Cup Budapest 2018 [Internet] Available from: http://www.ikku.ie/results/budapest.pdf [Accessed 15 October 2019]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to John Wills, John Morahan, John Kane and Louise Wills (nee Kenny).

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Galway International Kickboxing Challenges 1998

Results (Westside Galway, 13 December 1998)

DateWeightWinnersRunners-Up
13.12.199862kgL Wemyss
(Kilkenny Black Dragons)
beatG Hamilton
(Pro Kick Gym Belfast)
13.12.199874kgP Herridge
(England)
beatP Cummins
(Kilkenny Black Dragon)
rsf 1st Round
[References: 1]

Legend / Key: rsf: Referee stopped fight.

Report

In the International Kickboxing Challenge in Westside, Galway in December 1998, L Wemyss of Kilkenny Black Dragon won the 62 kg Category defeating G Hamilton of Pro Kick Gym Belfast and in the 74 kg category, P Herridge of England beat P Cummins of Kilkenny Black Dragon after the Referee Stopped the Fight in the 1st Round.

References

Newspapers

[1] Anon. (1999) “A-Z of Weekend Sport: Kickboxing” Irish Independent. Monday. December 14, 1998. pg. 32

Acknowledgements

Thanks to

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Irish Kenpo Karate Union Invitational 2015

Irish Kenpo Karate Union Logo [References: 1]

Male Kumite

Grade1st2nd3rd3rd
Boys 5/6 yrsDavin Coleman
(Larkhill)
David Drodz
(Ash)
Callum Maguire
(Navan)
William Greene (Larkhill)
Conor Rogers (ISKG)
Boys 7 yrsAaron McKillen
(WSKF Kai)
Rory Quill
(Larkhill)
Alex Disney
(ISKG)
Jack Dolphin
(Bohermeen)
Boys 8 yrsLuke Kane
(MSKG)
Eoin Clynch
(Navan)
Cillian Owens
(Bohermeen)
Aidan Hanway (WSKF Kil)
Lee Ainscough (Ash)
Boys 9 yrsCiaran Crawford
(3 Rivers)
Dylan Wallace
(WSKF Kil)
Louis Barham
(Larkhill)
Abdurrham Benhadja
(WSKF Kai)
Boys 10 yrsAnthony Kelly
(Glasnevin)
Anes Chaal
(WSKF Kai)
Luke Victory
(WKAI)
Rian Fitzpatrick
(WSKF Kai)
Boys 11 yrsLiam Griffin
(WSKF Kai)
Harry Barham
(Larkhill)
Jonathon Peppard
(WSKG)
Jack Donaghey
(Strabane)
Boys 12 yrsDavid Gannon
(WSKF Kai)
David Crilly
(MSKG)
Victor Marikhin
(Ash)
Reece Mabe
(WKK)
Boys 13 yrsChris McCarthy
(Cloghroe)
Sean McCarthy
(Cloghroe)
Craig Farrell
(MSKG)
Stephen Van Breda
(WSKF Kai)
Boys 14/15 yrs
Pool 1
Jordan Pender
(Navan)
Ruadhri Collins
(Navan)
Peter O’Carroll
(WSKF Kai)
Niall Dunne
(WKAI)
Boys 14/15 yrs
Pool 2
Callum McDonald
(Scotland)
Jack Cosgrave
(Larkhill)
Ellis Gorton
(WKK)
Kevin Staunton
(Glasnevin)
Boys 16/17 yrsKevin Dunne
(WKAI)
Adam Durning
(Navan)
Darren Kavanagh
(ISKG)
Tadhg Rogers
(Navan)
Male HWGordon Smith
(Glasnevin)
Neil McMahon
(Newry)
David Redmond
(Karate Do)
Dylan Walsh (WSKF Kai)
Eamonn Yore (Kells)
Male LWAaron McLaughlin
(Glasnevin)
Pierre Le Frappe
(France)
Clayton Long
(WKAI)
Christopher Gallagher (Strabane)
Craig Marlow (MSKG)
[Reference: 2]

Female Kumite

Grade1st2nd3rd3rd
Girls 7 yrsLucy Mulhern
(Navan)
Freya Hayes
(Cork)
Tara Gibbons
(Larkhill)
Kerry Gallagher (Ash)
Danielle Reilly (Navan)
Girls 8/9 yrsMegan Carolan
(Navan)
Leah O’Sullivan
(Cork)
Sadhb O’Brien
(WKAI)
Caitlin Dunlevey (MASK)
Girls 10 yrsNatasha Doherty
(3 Rivers)
Zoe McDermott
(WSKF Kil)
Kiera Flatley
(MASK)
Jamie Lee-Simpson
(3 Rivers)
Girls 11 yrsKelly Kenna
(WSKF Kil)
Mabel Hayes
(Cork)
Victoria Brence
(Ash)
Lana Biesty
(MASK)
Girls 12/13 yrsSarah McGarrigle
(Strabane)
Ayla O’Sullivan
(Cork)
Kate Mulhern
(Navan)
Sinead Yale
(Navan)
Girls 14/15 yrsShannon Nulty
(WKAI)
Ellie Boggs
(Strabane)
Shauna Kelly
(WSKF Kil)
Seona Gannon
(WSKF Kai)
Girls 16/17 yrsKatarina Susko
(Larkhill)
Shauna Mullaney
(MASK)
Geri Friel
(Srabane)
Lauren Duffy
(Ash)
FemaleLinda Wash
(MASK)
Nicole Perry
(WSKF Kai)
Emily Geraghty
(Glasnevin)
Petya
(Glasnevin)
[References: 2]

Medal Table

ClubGoldSilverBronzeTotal
IKKU9121839
WSKF44816
WKAI2046
3 Rivers2013
Strabane1135
MASK1135
MSKG1135
Scotland1001
France0101
Newry0101
ISKG0033
Wales0022
Kells0011
Karate Do0011
[References: 2]

Report

The Irish Kenpo Karate Union took home 9 gold medals at the IKKU 2015 Invitational, with Glasnevin members Gordon Smith and Aaron McLaughlin taking top spot in the two Male Adult Grades. WSKF took four gold medals. MASK’s Linda Walsh won their only gold medal in the Adult Female Grade.

References:

Logos

[1] Irish Kenpo Karate Union Facebook (2020) Profile Picture, April 29, 2010 [Internet] Available from: https://scontent-dub4-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/27966_117052458316629_1228939_n.jpg?_nc_cat=107&_nc_sid=09cbfe&_nc_ohc=pUsAvuOPlC8AX8lJves&_nc_ht=scontent-dub4-1.xx&oh=132693c91df5082422f88b91de118a9b&oe=5FA0B128 [Accessed 5 October 2020]

Websites

[2] IKKU (2020) Invitational 2015 [Internet] Available from: http://www.ikku.ie/results/2015%20invitational.pdf [Accessed 20 March 2021]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to John Wills, John Morahan, John Kane and Louise Wills (nee Kenny).

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Last Updated: 20 March 2021

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Modified Rules Boxing – Floyd Mayweather Jr versus Conor McGregor

Report

Boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr (USA) defeated Conor McGregor of Ireland by a Technical Knockout in the 10th Round of a much-publicised fight between the All-Time winningest boxer (this was his 50th bout undefeated, surpassing Pacquiao’s record of 49), and the King of UFC – The Ultimate Fighting Championship in Las Vegas on 26th of August 2017.

On April 11th 2018, the Business Insider reported rumours that the two men were planning on a rematch using modified MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) rules such as those used in UFC.

Conor McGregor – Irish UFC Fighter [References: 3]

References

[1] Bleacher Report (2017) Floyd Mayweather beats Conor McGregor by 10th Round TKO in Megafight [Internet] Available from: https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2727620-floyd-mayweather-beats-conor-mcgregor-by-10th-round-tko-in-megafight [Accessed 9 March 2021]

[2] Business Insider (2018) Rumours suggest Floyd Mayweather will fight Conor McGregor with modified rules — but they’ll benefit only one man [Internet] Available from: https://www.businessinsider.com/floyd-mayweather-fight-conor-mcgregor-ufc-2018-4?r=US&IR=T [Accessed 9 March 2021]

Images

[3] Conor McGregor Facebook (2016) Profile Picture, March 26, 2016 [Internet] Available from: https://scontent-dub4-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/12472457_1241042205964076_2034147305309584757_n.jpg?_nc_cat=1&_nc_ohc=4wQ13WTaWjEAX-ggUS4&_nc_ht=scontent-dub4-1.xx&oh=edec85652a3d5ab0f03ef43caa44ab94&oe=5E953CD5 [Accessed 1 February 2020]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Niall Brennan.

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Fencing Ireland Men’s Epee Medal Winners 2018-19

Fencing Ireland Logo [Reference: 1]
Fencing Ireland Logo [Reference: 1]

Men’s Epee Medal Winners 2018-19

Gold Medal (Tournament)Silver MedalBronze Medals
South of Ireland Open
Rory Hugh
(Edinburgh/IRL)
Laurentiu Ricuta
(Brian Boru/Rom)
Yves Carnec (Pembroke/Fra)
Dawid Kulka (Brian Boru/Irl)
West of Ireland Open
David Losonczi
(EGFC/PFC/Hun)
Joseph Carnec
(PFC/Fra)
Duncan Salter
(BBFC/GBR)
Tom O’Brien
(PI/BBFC/Irl)
Dublin Satellite 2018
Josef Mahringer
(Aut)
Karol Kostka
(PoL)
Pedro Arede (Por)
Tristan Tulen (Ned)
Northern Ireland Open 2019
Dawid Kulka
(Brian Boru/Irl)
Paddy Brennan
(Pembroke/Irl)
Sean Ryan (UCD/MPAI/Irl)
Andrew Pollock
(Stockport/GBR)
East of Ireland Open 2019
Antoine Gentille
(DCU/Irl)
Dawid Kulka
(Brian Boru/Irl)
Yves Carnec
(Pembroke/Fra)
Jonathan Burnside
(Magee Fencing)
Irish National Championships 2019
Tom O’Brien
(Pentathlon Ireland/Irl)
Dawid Kulka
(Brian Boru/Irl)
Benedict Chambers
(FFF/Irl)
Shane Whelan
(Brian Boru/Salle Dublin)
Reference: [1-6]

Report

Dawid Kulka of Brian Boru Fencing Club won the Gold Medal in the Fencing Ireland Northern Ireland Open 2019 in Men’s Epee as well as Silver Medals in the Irish National Championships 2019 and the East of Ireland Open 2019, as he finished the year strongly. The Other major Gold Medal winners in Fencing Ireland Men’s Epee in 2019 were Tom O’Brien (Irish National Championships 2019), Antoine Gentile (East of Ireland Open 2019), Joseph Mahringer (Dublin Satellite 2018), David Losonczi (West of Ireland Open), and Rory Hugh (South of Ireland Open).

References

Logos

[1] Fencing Ireland Google Docs (2020) FI-Logo-top-white [Internet] Available from: https://www.fencingireland.net/wp-content/uploads/FI-Logo-top-white.png [Accessed 28 December 2020]

Websites

[2] Fencing Ireland (2019) South of Ireland Open 2018 | Men’s Epee [Internet] Available from: http://www.ncif.net/soi18/FTEvent2.htm [Accessed 24 August 2019]

[3] Fencing Ireland (2019) West of Ireland Open 2018 | Men’s Epee [Internet] Available from: http://www.ncif.net/woi18/FTEvent5.htm [Accessed 24 August 2019]

[4] Fencing Ireland (2019) Dublin Satellite 2018 | Men’s Epee [Internet] Available from: http://www.ncif.net/dsat18/FTEvent1.htm [Accessed 24 August 2019]

[5] Fencing Ireland (2019) Northern Ireland Open 2019 | Men’s Epee [Internet] Available from: https://www.nifencing.com/live/nio2019/FTEvent4.htm [Accessed 24 August 2019]

[6] Fencing Ireland (2019) East of Ireland Open 2019 | Men’s Epee [Internet] Available from: https://www.fencingtimelive.com/events/results/AF1E307929804F2F90D2B7E369AA94FB [Accessed 24 August 2019]

[7] Fencing Ireland (2019) Irish National Championships 2019 | Men’s Epee [Internet] Available from: https://www.fencingtimelive.com/events/results/726AA3BE85ED47A29D51B8091068272E [Accessed 24 August 2019]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Mark Mullaney & Sinead.

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Fencing Ireland Rankings Men’s Epee 2019-20

Fencing Ireland Logo [Reference: 1] [Adjusted]

Rankings Men’s Epee 2019-20

RankFencerClubPts
1Yves Carnec (Fra)Pembroke FC431
2Jonathan BurnsideFoyle Fencing420
3Tom O’BrienBrian Boru FC397
4Duncan Salter (GBR)Brian Boru FC257
5Sam Mitchell (GBR)DUFC248
6Paddy BrennanPembroke FC206
6Noah Scott (USA)UCD206
8Haocheng SunUCD152
9Colm CasserlyUCD149
10Paul Ryan-BegleyDUFC148
11Dawid KulkaBrian Boru FC147
12Cian SpillanePembroke FC / Brian Boru FC144
13Sean RyanUCD140
14Alastair Houldsworth (GBR)Belfast FC127
15Stephen GroganDUFC115
16Davide Gagliardi (Ita)UCD114
17Callum BaldrickNUI Galway99
18Peter Kovac (Svk)Ravenwood FC97
19James BardenUCD96
20Adelchi Oriffici (Ita)Ravenwood FC94
21Arthur Lanigan O’KeeffePentathlon Ireland87
21Benedeict ChambersFFF87
21Ross ByrneDUFC87
24Shane WhelanSalle Dublin85
25Anthony KellyRavenwood FC / Pembroke FC83
26Sean ClarkeNUI Galway82
27Finn HeaslipBrian Boru FC75
28Rory HighEdinburgh FC72
29Paul MulreadyDCU / Brian Boru FC70
30David BurnsideCambridge University69
31Meng Wang (Chn)Ravenwood FC68
32Timothy O’BrienPembroke FC64
32Idris Ali (GBR)Leon Paul Epee64
34Donnchadh O’ MahonyMaynooth University61
35Fionan DavittUCC60
36Flavio Geronimo (GBR)ETV Hamburg59
37Antoine GentilleDublin City University56
38Kieran HayterDCU55
39Robbie SavagePentathlon Ireland52
40John KehoeBlessington FC49
41Joseph Carnec (Fra)Pembroke FC45
41Donncdha CarrollDUFC / Brian Boru FC45
43Gerard BoyleBelfast41
43Matthew RobinsonUCC41
45Andrew Pollock (GBR)University of Manchester36
45Stewart Duguid (GBR)Mid Down36
45Todd Kozlowski (GBR)ETV Hamburg36
48Patrick KennedyDF Military College35
49Jamie SimpsonImperial College34
49Jeremiah CoffeyCyrano34
49Jeffrey Millar-WilsonBlessington FC34
52AbdelRahman BedairMagee33
53Paul VerdonStirling University28
53Michael GeraghtyLegia Warsaw28
55Joseph RichardsonBrian Boru FC27
56Paul HopkinsRavenwood FC22
57Achilleas Floudas (Gre)DUFC21
58Owen HughesMagee20
59Patrick LynchBrian Boru FC19
59Rory HayesUCC19
59Christopher GomeszUCC19
59Paul DonnellyWessex Blades19
59Kevin FoleyPembroke FC19
59Jonathan HerzPembroke FC19
59Michal Wolas (Pol)UCC19
59Richard AdamsQueen’s University Belfast19
59Rowan Fitton (GBR)Queen’s University Belfast19
59Gabriel BergDublin City University19
59Cathal KellyMunster Blades19
59Kevin O’DonovanUniversity College Cork19
59Theodore KalimtgisKnightsbridge19
59Thibault LamandMaynooth University19
73Peadar O’LoughlinUniversity College Dublin18
74Daniel Burke (USA)NUI Galway17
75Balazs Barcza (Hun)Pembroke FC15
75Gerard MaddenQueens University Belfast15
77Anthony MarinosUniversity College Cork10
77Luke SherlockPembroke FC10
77Nathan Boles (GBR)NUI Galway10
77Rainer Bolte (Ger)Connaught FC10
77Oisin DavittUniversity College Dublin10
77Calvin McSuibhneRavenwood10
77Hamza Benchakroun (Mar)NUI Galway10
77Hayato TakeuchiDublin City University10
77Kieran Minto (GBR)Mid Down10
77Mandla Mbondiya (Zim)Ulster University10
77Filip Kuczera (Pol)DUFC10
77William GelnawNo Fear Fencing Club10
77Sam DightMunster Blades10
77Fabio LemesCMSP10
77William Denis MaweUniversity College Dublin10
77Joseph KennedyUniversity College Dublin10
77Clark MitchellUlster University10
77Lorenzo Polli (Ita)Pembroke FC10
77Paul Garcia (Fra)Ulster University10
77Erick Ramon Moreno (USA)NUI Galway10
77Ivan Sladkov (Bul)University College Dublin10
77Szymon Borkowski (Pol)NUI Galway10
77Joey CorbettUniversity of Limerick10
77Michael Li (Chn)Salle Dublin10
77Sachin Soman (Ind)University College Dublin10
77Brian CrowleyUniversity College Dublin10
103Ian Fenwick (GBR)9
104Marcin Lichwa (Pol)Ravenwood8
104Yann Diridollou (Fra)Pembroke FC8
106Michael Wolas (Pol)University College Cork6
107Stephen Morris5
107Davide Cannata (Ita)NUI Galway5
107Andrew ChirkoUniversity College Dublin5
107Mark McEvoy5
107Kevin Ledwith5
107Lee Francis Licayan5
107Rory O’DonoghueDublin University FC5
107Caolan CostelloPentathlon Ireland5
107Song-Zhe Piao (Chn)Pembroke FC5
107Ethan McClureMid Down5
107Daithi HarkinMagee Fencing5
107Dmitry Sedush (GBR)University of Leicester5
119Igor Brigadir3
119Jack SavageDUFC3
119Pedro GiaquintoRavenwood3
[Reference: 2]

Report

Yves Carnec of France topped the 2019-20 Fencing Ireland Men’s Epee Rankings with a Points Total of 431. He finished 11 points ahead of the top Irishman Jonathan Burnside of Foyle Fencing, with Tom O’Brien of Brian Boru Fencing Club in third on 397 Points. These three were well ahead of the other 118 Fencers in the Rankings, with fourth placed Duncan Salter of Great Britain (Brian Boru FC) on 257 Points.

References

Logos

[1] Fencing Ireland Google Docs (2020) FI-Logo-top-white [Internet] Available from: https://www.fencingireland.net/wp-content/uploads/FI-Logo-top-white.png [Accessed 28 December 2020]

Websites

[2] Fencing Ireland Google Docs (2020) Rankings 2019-20 Men’s Epee [Internet] Available from: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1iZdJ_GfFRx61_qwvYa5Ck9dTKN3lM852zfDSf2Cvw-g/edit#gid=221053134 [Accessed 28 December 2020]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Mark Mullaney.

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