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The final round of games saw Ireland remain undefeated with a 46 - 26 win over England, 19
including a 14 - 2 win for Colm McHugh’s rink and a stunning 22 - 2 win by Kevin Conroy,
England’s best was a 15 - 2 by Roger Wiggins. In the Scotland v Wales match the Scots pushed
the Welsh all the way but eventually lost 41 - 30 in a fairly tight match.
Ireland’s undefeated run left them on 12 points with Wales second on 6 with a shots plus of
20. England had the same number of points but had a shots deficit of 14, leaving them in lowly
third place with Scotland pointless in last place.
PREMIER TEAM
PREMIER TEAM
CHAMPIONS
CHAMPIONS

IRELAND
IRELAND

WALES TAKE THE PREMIER SINGLES
WALES TAKE THE PREMIER SINGLES

In the first round of the Premier Singles, England’s Ryan Knight started off with a 19 - 15 win over
Wales’ A. Jones, whilst Scotland’s Lawrence Moffat beat Ireland’s John Quinn 20 - 14. Jones
then bounced back against his Irish opponent and romped home 25 - 9. Moffat meanwhile was in
a tussle with Ryan Knight but eventually won 16 - 13. The third round of games saw Moffat and
Jones in a last round game. A very close match ensued but in the end the Welsh player triumphed
with a 16 - 14 game ensuring his championship victory. All this whilst John Quinn was recording
his first win beating Ryan Knight by a comfortable 20 - 11 scoreline.
CONROY’s ARE UNDISPUTED KINGS OF THE PAIRS
CONROY’s ARE UNDISPUTED KINGS OF THE PAIRS

Ireland’s Kevin & Sean Conroy firmly nailed their colours to the mast with an opening 23 - 6 win
over Scotland’s Finlay & Fraser Ross. In the other first round game Ladd & Davies for Wales beat
England’s Lee & Bronagh Toleman by 16 - 10.