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	P	W	L	Pts
Drimnagh Dynamos	14	10	4	20
Snowcream Wexford	14	9	5	18
Brunell	14	9	5	18
Carrick-on-Shannon	14	7	7	14
Eagles [Kildare]	14	7	7	14
Thor Sporting Belfast	14	7	7	14
Keltic	14	6	8	12
Athlone	14	1	13	2

[2]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	2nd Place Playoff
	Snowcream Wexford	76	Brunell	69

[7]

	P	W	L	Pts
Oscar Taylor’s Killester	12	10	2	20
Carrick-on-Shannon	12	7	5	14
Brunell	12	6	6	12
Sporting Belfast	12	6	6	12
Eagles	12	5	7	10
Keltic	12	5	7	10
Elan Athlone	12	2	10	4

[3]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Final
	Carrick-on-Shannon	57	Oscar Taylor’s Killester	59

</table[3][4][11][12][4][4][11][4][8][9]IBA Women’s NBL Division 2 1994-95[5][11]IBA Women’s NBL Division 2 1995-96[6][9]IBA Women’s NBL Division 2 1996-97[10]Report_________________________________________________________The Irish Basketball Association rebranded the Ladies National Basketball League as the Women’s National League in 1991. Division 2 was the Second Tier.Drimnagh Dynamoes would win the Division in 1991-92 on a 10-4 record, but lose the Final 62-44 to Snowcream Wexford. The following year Killester would top the league on 10-2 and defeat Carrick-on-Shannon, by two points 59-57 in the Final.Snowcream Wexford would be back in Division 2 after one season in Division 1 and would win the title with 13 wins from 14 matches. The 1994-95 season would see a drop in the number of teams to five as Brunell of Cork took the title with a 9-3 record. MSB wouuld take the title in 1995-96 with a 9-3 record and defeat Eagles of Kildare 74-61 in the Final.Following the 1996-97 season which was won by Blarney with an unblemished 12-0 record, though they lost the Final to Killester in Overtime, 79-75, it was decided to merge Divisions 1 & 2 into one Super League, with a Regional League below this.References_________________________________________________________Articles[2] (1992) “Citrus Spring League Final standings”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. Number 21. April 1992 pp. 7[3] (1993) “WOMENS NATIONAL LEAGUE”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. Number 24. April 1993 pp. 15-17[4] (1994) “Budweiser Superleague Final”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. Number 27. March 1994 pp. 16-17[5] (1995) “Gateaux Women’s League Final Standing”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. Number 30. March 1995 pp. 30[6] (1996) “MSB return to top flight”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. Number 33. April 1996. pp. 29Sources[7] (1992) “North Mon plough into stars: DETAIL”. Irish Independent. Monday, March 16, 1992. pp. 3224-25.[8] (1994) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, February 28, 1994. pp. 26-27.[9] (1994) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, March 14, 1994. pp. 24-25.[10] (1997) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, March 3, 1997. pp. 28-29.[11] (1995) “Basketball Reults”. Irish Examiner. Monday, March 13, 1995. pp. 14-15.AcknowledgementsThanks to Ann Hanley, Killester and Ireland National Team.About this documentResearched, compiled and written by Enda Mulcahy for theEirball | Irish North American and World Sports ArchiveLast Updated: 20 January 2019(c) Copyright Enda Mulcahy and Eirball 2019You may quote this document in part provided that proper acknowledgement is given to the authors. All Rights Resereved.

	P	W	L	Pts
Snowcream Wexford	14	13	1	26
Parcelforce Sporting Belfast	14	11	3	22
Slevin Group Mid Sutton-Baldoyle	14	11	3	22
Carrick-on-Shannon	14	8	6	16
Silken Thomas Eagles	14	5	9	10
Elan Athlone	14	3	11	6
Dublin Crusaders	14	3	11	6
Dublin Celtic	14	2	12	4
Date	Home Team		Away Team
	2nd Place Playoff
	Mid Sutton-Baldoyle	71	Sporting Belfast	63
	P	W	L	Pts
Brunell	12	9	3	30
Atlantic Ballybunnion	12	8	4	28
Eagles	12	6	6	24
Parcelforce Sporting Belfast	12	6	6	24
Athlone	12	1	11	14
Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Promotion Playoff
	Atlantic Ballybunnion	69	Oscar Taylor Killester	51
	P	W	L	Pts
Mid Sutton-Baldoyle	12	9	3	30
Athlone	12	8	4	28
Silken Thomas Eagles	12	7	5	26
TNT Killester	12	6	6	24
Sporting Belfast	12	5	7	22
Castleisland	12	4	8	20
Coasters	12	3	9	18
Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	Mid Sutton-Baldoyle	45	Killester	44
	Eagles	72	Athlone	55
	Final
	Mid Sutton-Baldoyle	74	Eagles	61
	P	W	L	Pts
Buckley Sports Blarney	12	12	0	36
TNT Killester	12	9	3	30
Firhouse Coasters	12	7	5	26
Sporting Belfast	12	6	6	24
Riverisland Castleisland	12	5	7	22
Silken Thomas Eagles	12	2	10	16
Atlantic Ballybunnion # (-1)	12	1	11	13
Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals


	Final
	Killester	79	Buckley Sports Blarney	75 ot

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	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Delta Notre Dame	14	12	2			24
Dungannon	14	11	3			22
Marian	14	9	5			18
Marathon	14	7	7			14
St. Paul’s Killarney	14	6	8			12
Slevin Group Mid Sutton-Baldoyle	14	5	9			10
St. Gall’s	14	4	10			8
Tolka Rovers	14	2	12			4

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Promotion/Relegation Playoff 1st Leg
	Dungannon	70	Queens Strongbow	80
	Promotion/Relegation Playoff 2nd Leg
	Queens Strongbow	93	Dungannon	62

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
*Kerry Spring Water Killarney	16	13	3			42
North Monastery 96’ers	16	13	3			42
*Dungannon	16	11	5			38
Sligo Dairies	16	10	6			36
Marathon Limerick	16	9	7			34
Tolka Rovers	16	6	10			28
Mid Sutton-Baldoyle	16	5	11			26
Marian	16	4	12			24
St. Gall’s	16	1	15			18

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Marian	14	14	0			42
Queen’s Strongbow	14	11	3			36
Sligo Dairies	14	10	4			34
Tolka Rovers	14	9	5			32
Marathon Limerick	14	5	9			24
St. Gall’s	14	5	9			24
Mid Sutton-Baldoyle	14	1	13			16
Trident	14	1	13			16

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	Queen’s Strongbow	80	Sligo Dairies	102
	Tolka Rovers	96	Marian	115
	Final
	Sligo Dairies	85	Marian	78

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Longnecks Ballina	14	11	3			36
Dungannon	14	11	3			36
Mid Sutton-Baldoyle	14	10	4			34
Riverisland Castleisland	14	9	5			32
Tridents	14	5	9			24
Tolka Rovers	14	4	10			22
St. Gall’s	14	3	11			20
Burger King Limerick	14	3	11			20

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals


	Final
	Mid Sutton-Baldoyle	89	Longnecks Ballina	63

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Sligo Dairies	18	14	4			46
Waterford Crystal	18	13	5			44
Burger King Limerick	18	12	6			42
Tolka Rovers	18	10	8			38
Mid Sutton-Baldoyle	18	10	8			38
Riverisland Castleisland	18	8	10			34
Team Oscar Tridents	18	5	13			28
St. Gall’s	18	0	18			18

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	Waterford Crystal	87	Limerick	75
	Sligo Dairies	74	Tolka Rovers	67
	Final
	Waterford Crystal	90	Sligo Dairies	68

Note: Division 1 was merged with the Super League in 1998 and recreated as a second level in 2001. There was no second level at National League level from 1998-2001.

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
*Longnecks Ballina	11	9	2			18
*Queens University Belfast	13	9	4			18
*Neptune B	11	9	2			18
*Moycullen	12	8	4			16
Castleisland	12	6	6			12
Tegral Athy	12	5	7			10
Westaro Castlebar	12	5	7			10
Lundy Foods Ballina	12	3	9			6
Crescent	13	0	13			0

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	Longnecks Ballina	77	ADC Moycullen	52
	Neptune	70	Queens University	67
	Final
	Longnecks Ballina	83	Neptune	76

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
*Longnecks Ballina	14	13	1			26
*Moycullen	14	11	3			22
*Queens University Belfast	14	11	3			22
*Westaro Castlebar	14	8	6			16
Tyrone Towers	14	4	10			8
Longford Falcons	14	3	11			6
Lundy Foods Ballina	14	3	11			6
Newport	14	3	11			6

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	Longnecks Ballina	85	Westaro Castlebar	73
	Moycullen	76	Queens University	77
	Final
	Longnecks Ballina	82	Ballina	72

The Men’s Division 1 was the 2nd Level of the IBA National Basketball League from 1993-2003. There was automatic Promotion and Relegation to and from the Super League.

Delta Notre Dame of Firhouse, playing in the National Basketball Arena, won the Division in 1993-94 by one game from Dungannon of Tyrone. The following season Killarney and North Monastery 96ers of Cork finished tied at the top. Marian, from South-East Dublin, ran away with the title in 1995-96, winning all fourteen games, with Queen’s University in second. Sligo All-Stars won the Top four Playoffs.

Ballina (Mayo) and Dungannon finished tied at the top in 1996-97 with MSB of North Dublin winning the Playoffs. Sligo won the title in 1997-98 but lost the Playoff Final to Waterford.

The Second Level was merged with the Super League after the 1997-98 season and re-established in 2001. Ballina won the Playoff Final in 2001-02, and completed the double in 2002-03.

In 2003 The irish Basketball Association underwent a rebranding as Basketball Ireland.

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(1994) “Budweiser Superleague Final”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. Number 27. March 1994 pp. 16-17

(1995) “Budweiser League Final Standings”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. Number 30. March 1995 pg. 24

(1995) “Gateaux Women’s League Final Standing”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. Number 30. March 1995 pp. 30

(1996) “Tralee Tops in Budweiser Superleague”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. Number 33. April 1996. pg. 16

(1996) “Tralee Tops in Budweiser SuperleagueMarian: Back in big-time after unbeaten campaign”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. Number 33. April 1996. pg. 27

(1996) “Wildcats take league title”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. Number 33. April 1996. pp. 28

(1996) “MSB return to top flight”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. Number 33. April 1996. pp. 29

(1994) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, February 28, 1994. pp. 26-27.

(1994) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, March 14, 1994. pp. 24-25.

(1995) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, March 14, 1994. pp. 24-25.

(1995) “Vincent’s have winning formula”. Irish Independent. Monday, March 27, 1995. pp. 22-23.

(1997) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, March 20, 1995. pp. 24-25.

(1997) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, March 10, 1997. pp. 28-29.

(1997) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, March 17, 1997. pp. 26-27.

(1998) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, March 2, 1998. pp. 20-21.

(1998) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, March 16, 1998. pp. 34-35.

(1999) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, March 15, 1999. pp. 42-43.

(1999) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, March 22, 1999. pp. 46-47.

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(1999) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, March 29, 1999, pp. 40-41.

(2000) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, March 13, 2000. pp. 38-39.

(2000) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Saturday, March 18, 2000. pp. 24-25.

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(2001) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, February 26, 2001. pp. 28-29.

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(2002) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, March 18, 2002. pp. 28-29.

(2002) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, March 25, 2002. pp. 74-75.

(2003) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, March 10, 2003. pp. 66-67.

(2003) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, March 24, 2003. pp. 34-35.

(1994) “Basketball”. Irish Examiner. Monday, February 28, 1994. pp. 26-27.

(1994) “Basketball”. Irish Examiner. Monday, March 7, 1994. pp. 22-23.

(1994) “Rose Breen Orchestrates Victory”. Irish Examiner. Monday, March 14, 1994. pp. 20-21.

(1994) “Basketball”. Irish Examiner. Monday, March 18, 1994. pp. 18-19.

(1995) “Brunell lift league title for first time”. Irish Examiner. Monday, March 6, 1995. pp. 14-15.

[1] Basketball Ireland (2018) History [Internet] Available from: http://www.basketballireland.ie/history/ [Accessed 26 May 2018]

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	P	W	L	Pts
*Eagle Lodge Tralee	14	13	1	26
*Moyle Park	14	12	2	24
*Athlone	14	10	4	20
*Eagles	14	6	8	12
Marian	14	5	9	10
Sporting Belfast	14	5	9	10
St. Joseph’s	14	3	11	6
Portlaoise	14	2	12	4

[8]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	Tralee	68	Eagles	42
	Moyle Park	L	Athlone	W
	Final
	Tralee	65	Athlone	37

	P	W	L	Pts
Athlone	18	16	2	32
St. Louis	18	15	3	30
Killester Kittens	18	13	5	26
Atlantis	18	12	6	24
Beaumont Celts	18	9	9	18
Castledermot	18	8	10	16
Galway Democrats	18	5	13	10
Team Satzenbrau	18	5	13	10
Marian	18	4	14	8
Eagles	18	3	15	6

[1]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	St. Louis	39	Killester Kittens	26
	Athlone	93	Atlantis	83
	Final
	Athlone	52	St. Louis	40

	P	W	L	Pts
Killester Kittens	16	14	2	28
Yoplait Silhouette [Marian]	16	13	3	26
Team Burgerland [Limerick]	16	12	4	24
Beaumont Celts	16	9	7	18
Castledermot	16	8	8	16
Team Satzenbrau	16	8	8	16
Traffic	16	6	10	12
Galway Democrats	16	2	14	4
Navan O’Mahony’s	16	0	16	0

[2]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	Killester Kittens	W	Beaumont Celts	L
	Yoplait Marian	L	Burgerland Limerick	W
	Final
	Killester Kittens	67	Burgerland Limerick	65

	P	W	L	Pts
*Team Lyonara Wildcats	16	14	2	28
*Team Satzenbrau Belfast	16	12	4	24
*St. Louis	16	11	5	22
*Castledermot	16	10	6	20
Traffic	16	7	9	14
Athlone	16	5	11	10
Team Burgerland Limerick	16	5	11	10
Beaumont	16	4	12	8
Moyle Park	16	4	12	8

[3]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	Wildcats	W	Castledermot	L
	Satzenbrau Belfast	L	St. Louis	W
	Final
	Wildcats	53	St. Louis	47

	P	W	L	Pts
Athlone	14	12	2	24
Swatch Castledermot	14	12	2	24
Team CSB	14	10	4	20
Moyle Park Columbas	14	9	5	18
St. Colm’s	14	6	8	12
Opel Sport	14	4	10	8
Dublin Celtic	14	3	11	6
Bray	14	0	14	0

[4]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	Castledermot	63	Team CSB	53
	Athlone	46	Moyle Park	45
	Final
	Athlone	46	Castledermot	44

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Final
	Fitzpatricks Shannon	87	Premier Milk Killester	86

	P	W	L	Pts
*Marathon	12	9	3	18
*Premier Milk Killester	12	9	3	18
*Satzembrau Belfast	12	9	3	18
*Moyle Park Columbas	12	8	4	16
Kyer Kelts	12	3	9	6
Pacers	12	3	9	6
Dublin Celtic	12	1	11	2

[5]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Final
	Marathon	79	Premier Milk Killester	77

	P	W	L	Pts
*Tolka Rovers	18	17	1	34
*Brunell	18	14	4	28
*Columbas Moyle Park	18	11	7	22
*Drimnagh Dynamos	18	11	7	22
Eagles	18	9	9	18
Carrick-on-Shannon	18	8	10	16
Castledermot	18	8	10	16
Gateaux Athlone	18	8	10	16
Pacers	18	2	16	4
Satzenbrau Belfast	18	2	16	4

[6]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Final
	Tolka Rovers	63	Brunell	68

	P	W	L	Pts
Corinthians	14	13	1	26
Thor Sporting Belfast	14	9	5	18
Athlone	14	9	5	18
Drimnagh Dynamos	14	9	5	18
Eagles	14	7	7	14
Castledermot	14	6	8	12
Carrick-on-Shannon	14	3	11	6
Keltic	14	0	14	0

[7]

________________________________________________________

The Irish Basketball Association (IBBA) started the Ladies National Basketball League in 1979-80, and the Ladies Division 2 in 1982-83, with automatic Promotion and Relegation between them.

The 1982-83 season was won by Eagle Lodge of Tralee who went on to defeat Athlone 65-37 in the Top-Four Playoffs. Athlone would make up for the loss the following season winning Division 2 and beating St. Louis in the Top-Four Final by a score of 52-40. The 1984-85 season would see the start of the Killester Kittens long-term success, winning the Division and beating Burgerland Limerick 67-65 in the Top-Four Final.

Wildcats of Waterford would start their road to Super League success winning the double in 1985-86, with St. Louis losing another Top-Four Final, 53-47. Athlone, back in Division 2 for 1986-87, would play out a fantastic tussle all-season with Kildare’s Castledermot – the two would finish level on points at the top of the league, before Athlone would beat the Kildare team 46-44 in the Top-Four Final.

The 1987-88 season Finale would be won by Shannon 87-86 over a Killester team back in Division 2. Killester would lose out the following season also, 89-87 to Marathon. Tolka Rovers of Dublin would win the League in 1989-90, only to lose to Brunell, 68-63 in the Final. Corinthians would win the last League under the IBBA Ladies NBL name.

The League underwent rebranding in 1991 – The IBBA became the IBA and the Men’s Division 1 became a Super League. In the Ladies Leagues, the IBA changed the name of the competition to the Women’s National League Divisions 1 & 2, a Super League would be a further 6 years off for the Women.

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[9] (1988) “Dawn Milk leave it to last seconds”. Irish Press. Monday, March 21, 1988. pp. 12-13.

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[14] (1984) “Top two titles stay in Dublin”. Irish Examiner. Monday, March 19, 1984. pp. 16-17.

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Thanks to Ann Hanley, Killester and Ireland National Team.

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Pts

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	Corinthians	97	Tuam	80
	St. Colm’s	77	Annadale	60
	Final
	Corinthians	85	St. Colm’s	68

[1]

Pts

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	Neptune	115	Annadale	90
	Ballina	75	Galway Democrats	58
	Final
	Neptune	119	Ballina	91

[1]

	P	W	L	Pts
Sporting Belfast	16	16	0	32
Sligo All-Stars	16	13	3	26
St. Colm’s Limerick	16	13	3	26
Annadale	16	10	6	20
North Monastery	16	6	10	12
Galway Democrats	16	5	11	10
Portarlington Hawks	16	4	12	8
Athlone	16	3	13	6
Tuam	16	2	14	4

[1]

Date	Home Team	Away Team
	Final
	Sporting Belfast	Sligo All-Stars

	P	W	L	Pts
North Monastery	16	14	2	28
Annadale	16	13	3	26
Tuam	16	12	4	24
Corinthians	16	9	7	18
St. Colm’s	16	9	7	18
Galway Democrats	16	5	11	10
St. Declan’s	16	5	11	10
Team Trimgas [Trim]	16	4	12	8
Portarlington Hawks	16	1	15	2

[1]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	North Monastery	75	Corinthians	59
	Annadale	L	Tuam	W
	Final
	North Monastery	70	Tuam	67

[9]
[14]

	P	W	L	Pts
Team West	18	15	3	30
Yoplait [Marian]	18	12	6	24
St. Declan’s	18	11	7	22
Team Hoffmans [Limerick]	18	11	7	22
Galway Democrats	18	11	7	22
Portarlington Hawks	18	9	9	18
Star of the Sea	18	9	9	18
Glentworth [Limerick]	18	7	11	14
Trim	18	5	13	10
Claremont Admirals	18	0	18	0

[2]
[1]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	3rd Place Playoffs
	St. Declan’s	72	Galway Democrats	64
	St. Declan’s	101	Team Roadspeed	83
	Team Roadspeed	102	Galway Democrats	83

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	Roadspeed Corinthians	90	Team West Ballina	89
	St. Declan’s	96	Yoplait Marian	64
	Final
	St. Declan’s	76	Roadspeed Corinthians	74

[15]

	P	W	L	Pts
Team Tudor [St. Gall’s]	18	14	4	28
Team Roadspeed [Corinthians]	18	13	5	26
Star of the Sea	18	12	6	24
Team Hoffmans [Limerick]	18	11	7	22
Avon Arlington Hawks	18	10	8	20
Galway Democrats	18	10	8	20
Annadale-Cleveland	18	8	10	16
Team Callaghan Concrete [Trim]	18	6	12	12
St. Declan’s	18	6	12	12
Claremont Admirals	18	0	18	0

[3]
[1]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	Tudor St. Gall’s	W	Hoffman’s Limerick	L
	Roadspeed Corinthians	L	Star of the Sea	W
	Final
	Tudor St. Gall’s	82	Star of the Sea	54

[16]

	P	W	L	Pts
Avon Hawks	22	18	4	36
St. Declan’s	22	18	4	36
Team Danny Mann	22	15	7	30
St. Vincent’s Cork	22	14	8	28
Galway Democrats	22	12	10	24
Annadale	22	11	11	22
Team Butter	22	11	11	22
Team Hoffmans	22	11	11	22
Team GWI [Sligo]	22	8	14	16
Trim	22	6	16	12
Claremont Admirals	22	5	17	10
Cashmans	22	3	19	6

[4]
[1]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	St. Vincent’s Cork	102	St. Declan’s	76
	Avon Hawks	73	Danny Mann Killarney	75
	Final
	St. Vincent’s Cork	84	Danny Mann Killarney	81

[17]

	P	W	L	Pts
*Galway Democrats	16	11	5	22
*Southern Hotel Sligo	16	11	5	22
*St. Colm’s	16	11	5	22
*Smithwicks	16	11	5	22
Marian	16	9	7	18
Star of the Sea	16	9	7	18
Annadale	16	4	12	12
Gleneagle [Killarney]	16	3	13	6
Claremont Admirals	16	3	13	6

[5]
[1]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Final
	Smithwicks	91	St. Colm’s	89

	P	W	L	Pts
*Cookstown Glenavon	16	11	5	22
*St. Gall’s Belfast	16	11	5	22
*Jonathan’s St. Colm’s Limerick	16	9	7	18
*Marian Dublin	16	9	7	18
Annadale Belfast	16	9	7	18
Smithwick’s Belfast	16	8	8	16
Woodfield Marathon	16	7	9	14
Portarlington Hawks	16	5	11	10
Cashman’s Crosshaven	16	3	13	6

[1]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Final
	Cookstown Glenavon	94	Jonathans Limerick	84

[10]

	P	W	L	Pts
*Garvey’s Tralee	16	14	2	28
*Tennents Sligo	16	13	3	26
*Annadale	16	12	4	24
Club Orange Marian	16	8	8	16
Limerick George Marathon	16	8	8	16
Galway Democrats	16	7	9	14
Star of the Sea	16	6	10	12
Snowcream Wildcats	16	3	13	6
Corrib	16	1	15	2

[6]
[1]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	Annadale	86	Tennents Sligo	85

	Final
	Garvey’s Tralee	104	Annadale	100

[11]

	P	W	L	Pts
*Cookstown Glenavon	14	10	4	20
*Marathon Limerick George	14	10	4	20
*St. Gall’s	14	10	4	20
*Star of the Sea	14	10	4	20
Snowcream Wildcats	14	7	7	14
Galway Democrats	14	4	10	8
Annadale	14	3	11	6
Marian	14	2	12	4

[7]
[1]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Final
	Cookstown Glenavon	86	St. Gall’s	71

[12]

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Annadale	12	9	3			18
Star of the Sea	12	9	3			18
Garvey’s Tralee	12	7	5			14
Sligo All-Stars	12	6	6			12
Galway Democrats	12	4	8			8
Woodchester Marian	12	4	8			8
St. Gall’s	12	3	9			6

[8]
[1]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Final
	Sligo All-Stars	70	Star of the Sea	59

[1][13]

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Last Updated: 20 January 2019

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January 18, 2019

No.	Competitor Name	Car	Class	Pts
426	Dave Fallon	Berrisford	4a	155
490	James Lucey	Subaru	4b	118
417	Ian Byrne	Harvey	4b	101
68	Dermot Whyte	Kawasaki	4a	86
416	Mick Schofield	Mivec	4a	76
469	Brendan White	Kawasaki	4a	75
463	Whitby Moynhan	Toyota	4a	60.5
412	Benny Kennedy	????	4a	53
100	Patrick Curley	Opel	4b	38
666	Padraic McHale	Rage Buggy	4a	32
451	Joe Curley		4b	29
66	Brian McHale	Rage Buggy	4a	28
998	Joe McHale	Rage Buggy	4a	28
97	Tommy Flaherty	Suzuki	4a	24
480	Nigel McCloughre	????	4a	24
42	Jimmy Lucey	Rover	4b	21
480	Gerard Moloney	Suzuki	4a	21
414	Trevor Hogan	Rover	4b	21
41	Conor McCarthy	????	4a	20
450	Tommy Flanagan	Opel	4b	19
404	Will Bolster	????	4a	18
431	Sean Hurley	Honda	4a	17
40	Richard Davis	Rover	4b	16
469	Sean Smith	Suzuki	4a	16
716	Declan Kilmartin		4b	13
420	Charlie Cavanagh	Opel	4b	8
450	Noel Brady	????	4a	8
605	Lionel Percy	Honda	4a	6
60	Sam Johnson	Honda	4a	5
210	William Cavanagh	Opel	4b	3
452	Noel Moynihan	Honda	4b	3

No.

Competitor Name

Car

Class

Pts

No.	Competitor Name	Car	Class	Pts
666	Padraic McHale	Hayabusa Special	6	155.5
626	Dave Fallon	Berrisford Special	6	151
650	Brian McHale	Hatabusa Special	6	147
728	Ian Byrne	IBS 00	7	129
612	Whitby Moynhan	Toyota Special	6	97
718	James Lucey	Subaru Special	7	84
64	Brendan Nester	Vauxhall Special	7	83
777	Martin Greenwood	Honda Special	7	80
615	William Cavanagh	Honda Special	6	68
616	Brendan White	Kawasaki zx12t Special	6	41
8	Padraig Egan	Jb Buggy	6	40
60	Eamon Callanan	R6 Special	6	38
617	Dermot White	Kawasaki zx12t Special	6	37
600	Ciaran Naughton	R6 Special	6	35
636	Benny Kennedy	Kawasaki Special	6	8

No.	Competitor Name	Car	Class	Pts
666	Padraic McHale	Hayabusa Special	6	178
728	Ian Byrne	IBS 00	7	148
612	Whitby Moynan	Hayabusa Special	6	140
650	Joe McHale	Hayabusa Special	6	120
616	Brendan White	Kawasaki Special	6	105
644	Gerard Moloney	Rover Special	7	103
777	Martin Greenwood	Honda Special	7	102
626	Dave Fallon	Kawasaki T Special	6	93
714	Jimmy Lucey	Berrisford Special	6	83.5
617	Dermot White	Kawasaki T Special	6	62.5
600	Ciaran Naughton	Subaru Special	7	31
74	Brendan Nester	R6 Special	6	30
60	Eamon Callanan	Vauxhall Special	7	27
72	Enda O’Leary	R6 Special	6	26
718	James Lucey	Vauxhall Special	7	24
602	Ciaran Ryan	Jb Buggy	6	10
615	William Cavanagh	Honda Special	6	2

No.	Competitor Name	Car	Class	Pts
627	Ian O’Connell	Berrisford Hyabusa	6	141
728	Ian Byrne	IBS 00	7	117
666	Joe McHale	Berrisford Hyabusa	6	106
69	John Whelan	Semog Buggy	10	86
644	Gerard Maloney	Honda Special	6	82
689	Aidan White	Yamaha R6 Special	10	78
688	Barry White	Yamaha R6 Special	10	76
616	Brendan White	Kawasaki Special	6	62
777	Martin Greenwood	Honda Special	7	51
45	Tom Daly	Semog Buggy	10	45
712	Whitby Moynan	Toyota Special	7	43
766	James Mulvey	Berrisford Opel	7	35
714	Jimmy Lucey	Rover Special	7	34
615	Peter Brennan	JB Buggy	10	31
617	Dermot White	Kawasaki Special	6	14

No.	Competitor Name	Car	Class	Pts
627	Ian O’Connell	Berrisford Special	6	121.5
993	Aaron Falvey	Semog Buggy	10	92
628	Ian Byrne	Suzuki Special	6	89
714	Jimmy Lucey	Rover Special	7	59
644	Gerard Moloney	Berrisford Special	6	58
689	Aidan White	Kawasaki Special	6	58
777	Martin Greenwood	Honda Special	7	41
712	Whitby Moynan	Toyota Special	7	37
688	Barry White	Kawasaki Special	6	37
646	Mike O’Connor	Suzuki Special	6	36
66	Paul Nolan	Berrisford Special	6	34
666	Joe McHale	Berrisford Special	6	18
617	Dermot White	Kawasaki Special	6	0
616	Brendan White	Kawasaki Special	6	0

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January 17, 2019

	P	W	D	L	LB	Pts
UCD 2	12	11	0	1	1	56
Trinity 2	14	10	0	4	4	54
Daiquiris	12	9	0	3	3	48
Setanta II	13	6	0	7	5	35
St. Michael’s 2	13	6	0	7	4	34
UCD 3	13	5	0	8	3	28
Margaritas	11	4	0	7	5	25
Leinster NC 3	7	0	0	7	2	2

	P	W	D	L	LB	Pts
Ugly Betties	13	13	0	0	0	65
St. Michael’s 2	12	9	0	3	0	45
Sexies in the City	12	7	0	5	3	38
Setanta II	13	6	1	6	2	34
Leinster NC 2	11	2	0	9	5	15
UCD Yellow	11	2	2	7	0	14
Trinity 2	10	2	1	7	1	13
UCD Blue	4	0	0	4	0	0

	P	W	D	L	LB	Pts
St. Anne’s 3	14	10	1	3	2	54
UCD 3	11	10	0	1	0	50
Leinster NC 2	11	9	1	1	1	48
Setanta II	12	4	0	8	5	25
St. Michael’s 2	5	2	0	3	0	10
UCD 4	4	1	0	3	1	6
Trinity 2	5	0	0	5	0	0

	P	W	D	L	LB	Pts
St. Anne’s 3 Butterflies	14	11	0	3	3	58
Rosary	14	10	1	3	3	55
Leinster NC 2	14	9	0	5	5	50
UCD 2	14	9	1	4	1	48
St. Anne’s 4 Unicorns	13	5	0	8	3	28
St. Michael’s 2	14	4	1	9	4	26
Setanta II	14	2	1	11	5	17
UCD 3	6	0	0	6	2	2

	P	W	D	L	LB	Pts
UCD 3	17	13	3	1	1	72
St. Anne’s 2	18	13	0	5	3	68
Rosary Maher	18	12	0	6	5	65
Leinster NC 2	18	12	0	6	4	64
Rosary Mullins	18	11	0	7	6	61
Cork 2	14	6	1	7	3	35
St. Michael’s 2	16	5	1	10	7	34
UCD 3	16	5	0	11	4	29
St. Anne’s 3	17	5	0	12	0	25
NCW	16	3	1	12	4	21

	P	W	D	L	LB	Pts
Leinster 2	9	7	0	1
Rosary	8	7	0	1
St. Michael’s	8	6	0	2
Trinity 2	8	5	0	3
UCD 3	7	4	0	3
St. Anne’s 2	8	3	0	5
UCD 4	6	1	0	5
St. Anne’s 3	8	1	0	7
UCD 5	6	0	0	6
Note: Table as at 27 January 2015

	P	W	D	L	LB	Pts
*St. Anne’s 2	17	16	0	1	1	81
*St. Michael’s	16	14	0	2	1	71
*UCD 2	17	10	0	7	5	55
*Leinster 3	17	9	0	8	4	49
Trinity 2	16	5	2	9	6	35
St. Anne’s 3	16	5	1	10	6	33
RCSI	16	3	1	12	3	20
UCD 3	17	1	2	14	4	13
Rosary	2	1	0	1	0	5

St. Anne’s 2 won Playoffs

	P	W	D	L	LB	Pts
St. Michael’s	18	17	0	1	1	86
Trinity 2	18	10	0	8	7	57
UCD 2	18	10	0	8	5	55
St. Anne’s 3 Pegasus	18	10	0	8	4	54
St. Anne’s 4 Griffin	18	9	0	9	4	49
RCSI	18	6	0	12	4	34
Leinster NC 3	18	1	0	17	9	14

Semi-Finals
Trinity 2	44	UCD 2	22
St. Michael’s	26	St. Anne’s 3 Pegasus	13
Final
St. Michael’s	28	UCD 2	19

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January 15, 2019

	P	W	D	L	Match	Rink	Total
St. James’ Gate	18	14	1	3	43.5	49	92.5
Crumlin	18	12	0	6	36	43	79
Blackrock	18	10	0	8	30	39	69
Aer Lingus	18	10	0	8	30	38	68
Bray	18	10	0	8	30	35.5	65.5
CYM	18	7	1	10	22.5	40.5	63
Leinster	18	9	0	9	27	34	61
Herbert Park	18	7	0	11	21	34	55
Kenilworth	18	5	0	13	15	25	40
Westmanstown	18	5	0	13	15	20	35

[1]

	P	W	D	L	Match	Rink	Total
St. James’ Gate	18	12	0	6	36	48	84
Blackrock	18	12	0	6	36	46	82
CYM	18	12	0	6	36	44	80
Crumlin	18	14	0	4	42	36.5	78.5
Aer Lingus	18	12	0	6	36	40.5	76.5
Herbert Park	17	9	0	8	27	33.5	60.5
Bray	18	6	0	12	18	31.5	49.5
Leinster	18	5	0	13	15	33	48
Kenilworth	18	5	0	13	15	28	43
Ierne	17	2	0	15	6	15	21

[2]

	P	W	D	L	Match	Rink	Total

	P	W	D	L	Match	Rink	Total

	P	W	D	L	Match	Rink	Total
St. James’ Gate	17	16	0	1	48	57	105
CYM	18	14	0	4	42	46.5	88.5
Aer Lingus	18	12	0	6	36	47	83
Blackrock	17	9	0	8	27	41	68
Crumlin	18	8	0	10	24	33	57
Leinster	18	8	0	10	24	33	57
Bray	18	6	0	12	18	31.5	49.5
Herbert Park	18	7	0	11	21	24.5	45.5
Kenilworth	18	6	0	12	18	26	44
Ierne	18	3	0	15	9	16.5	25.5

[3]

	P	W	D	L	Match	Rink	Total
Aer Lingus	18	12	0	6	36	50	86
St. James’ Gate	18	13	0	5	39	46	85
Blackrock	18	13	0	5	39	44.5	83.5
CYM	18	11	1	6	34.5	44	78.5
Leinster	18	8	2	8	27	35	62
Crumlin	18	6	1	11	19.5	38.5	58
Bray	18	7	0	11	21	27	48
Herbert Park	18	7	0	11	21	26	47
Kenilworth	18	6	0	12	18	27	45
Dun Laoghaire	18	5	0	13	15	21.5	36.5

[4]

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Thanks to Mike Brophy & Frank Kingston.

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January 15, 2019

	P	W	D	L	Matches	Games	Pts
KADCA L1	6	4	2	0	19-5	39-13	19
Pembroke L1	6	3	2	1	16-8	34-17	16
Ailesbury L1	6	2	2	2	12-12	27-26	12
Ailesbury L2	6	0	0	6	1-23	3-47	1

[2]

Date	Team 1	Team 2
	Final
	1st Place	2nd Place

[3]

	P	W	D	L	Matches	Games	Pts
KADCA L1	6	6	0	0	21-9	44-10	21
Pembroke L1	6	3	1	2	13-11	23-24	13
Carlow LTC L1	6	2	1	3	10-14	17-29	10
Mount Pleasant L1	6	0	0	6	4-20	7-28	4

[4]

Date	Team 1	Team 2
	Final
	1st Place	2nd Place

[5]

	P	W	D	L	Matches	Games	Pts
Old School L1	4	1	3	0	9-7	21-19	9
KADCA L1	4	1	2	1	8-8	17-21	8
Mount Pleasant L1	4	1	1	2	7-9	20-18	7
Carlow LTC L1	0	0	0	0	0-0	0-0	0

[6]

Date	Team 1	Team 2
	Final
	1st Place	2nd Place

	P	W	D	L	Matches	Games	Pts
Old Bawn L1	6	4	1	1	17-7	27-13	17
KADCA L1	5	2	2	1	12-8	11-9	12
Pembroke L1	6	0	5	1	10-14	26-33	10
Ailesbury L1	5	0	2	3	5-15	15-24	5

[7]

Date	Team 1	Team 2
	Final
	1st Place	2nd Place

[8]

	P	W	D	L	Matches	Games	Pts
Section 1
KADCA L1	10	7	2	1	33-7	68-27	33
Pembroke L1	10	6	2	2	27-13	64-32	27
Portarlington L1	10	3	5	2	21-19	51-49	21
Ailesbury L1	10	2	2	6	15-25	39-55	15
Old School L1	9	2	2	5	11-25	27-57	11
Pembroke L2	9	1	3	5	9	-27	9

[9]

Date	Team 1	Team 2
	Final
	1st Place	2nd Place

[10]

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Thanks to Nora Mulcahy.

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Last Updated: 15 January 2019

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Grade	Cup Winners	Plate Winners	Bowl Winners
Men’s	Athlone IT	Belfast Met	IT Tralee
Women’s	Dublin City University	IT Tralee

[2][3]

Grade	Cup Winners	Plate Winners	Bowl Winners
U19 Boys	King’s Hospital (Dublin)	Dalriada	Ballyclare HS
U19 Girls	Sacred Heart Tullamore (Offaly)	Sacred Heart Westport (Mayo)

[2][3]

Grade	Cup Winners	Plate Winners	Bowl Winners
U15 Girls	Sacred Heart Westport (Mayo)	Ard Scoil Mhuire (Limerick)	Sacred Heart Tullamore (Offaly)

[2][3]

[2] Connacht Rugby (2017) [Internet] Available from: http://community.connachtrugby.ie/22598-2/ [Accessed 13 April 2017]

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Thanks to Malcolm O’Kelly, Templeogue College & Ireland

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January 13, 2019

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Avonmore Snowcream Wildcats	16	16	0			48
Openet Naomh Mhuire	16	13	3			42
Tolka Rovers	16	12	4			40
Meteors	16	10	6			36
Blarney Spring	16	8	8			32
Killester	16	7	9			30
Supermacs Limerick	16	5	11			26
Riverisland Castleisland	16	1	15			18
Lee Strand Tralee	16	1	15			18

[1]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	Snowcream Wildcats	65	Meteors	43
	Tolka Rovers	64	Naomh Mhuire	61 ot
	Final
	Snowcream Wildcats	82	Tolka Rovers	68

[2]

[3]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Quarter-Finals
	Crusaders	55	Killester	91
	Meteors	59	Supermacs Limerick	36
	Firhouse Coasters	50	Tolka Rovers	73
	Semi-Finals
	Snowcream Wildcats	84	Tolka Rovers	82
	Killester	63	Meteors	45
	Final
	Snowcream Wildcats	68	Killester	61

[4][5][6]

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Tolka Rovers	20	17	3			34
Avonmore Snowcream Wildcats	20	17	3			34
Meteors	20	11	9			22
University of Limerick	20	8	12			16
Killester	20	6	14			12
Crusaders	20	1	19			2

[7]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Quarter-Finals
	Tolka Rovers	81	Portlaoise Panthers	50
	Meteors	87	Blarney	30
	Killester	61	University of Limerick	46
	Snowcream Wildcats	106	Crusaders	32
	Semi-Finals
	Snowcream Wildcats	80	Killester	53
	Meteors	52	Tolka Rovers	48
	Final
	Snowcream Wildcats	57	Meteors	44

[8][9]

[10]

League abandoned 7 March 2001 due to outbreak of foot-and-mouth-disease and title awarded to Wildcats as they couldn’t be caught by their nearest challengers

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
*Tolka Rovers	15	12	3			24
*Waterford Wildcats	15	11	4			22
*University of Limerick	15	10	5			20
*DART Killester	15	6	9			12
Meteors	15	5	10			10
Glanmire	15	1	14			2

[11]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	Tolka Rovers	59	Killester	50
	Bausch & Lomb Wildcats	41	University of Limerick	65
	Final
	Tolka Rovers	66	University of Limerick	59

[12][13]

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
*University of Limerick	16	15	1			30
*Bausch & Lomb Wildcats	16	13	3			26
*St. Paul’s Killarney	16	10	6			20
*Sasha Meteors	16	9	7			18
DART Killester	16	8	8			16
Tolka Rovers	16	7	9			14
Drimnagh Dynamoes	16	7	9			14
Glanmire	16	3	13			6
Tipperary Talons	16	0	16			0

[14]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	St. Paul’s Killarney	62	Wildcats	57
	University of Limerick	72	Sasha Meteors	57
	Final
	University of Limerick	70	St. Paul’s Killarney	56

[15]

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The Amateur Basketball Association of Ireland was founded in 1947 and set up the first National League for men in 1971. In 1979 the League brought in professional players from America and the ABAI became the Irish Basketball Association and also started up the first Women’s League with a 1st and 2nd Division.

In 1997 the two Divisions were merged into one Women’s Super League, with a Regional League bbelow this, which in 2003 reverted back to two Divisions – Super League and Division 1 – with another rebranding of the Association to Basketball Ireland.

Wildcats of Waterford won the first Super League title in 1997-98 defeating Tolka Rovers 82-68 in the Final, and the following year they defeated Killester 68-61, They completed a hat-trick of Super League titles in 1999-2000 winning against Dublin’s Meteors 57-44. In the 2000-01 season they were awarded the title after the league was abandoned due to an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease as they were too far ahead to be caught by their nearest challengers.

The 2001-02 season saw the wildcats knocked off the top spot when Tolka Rovers finally won the title 66-59 in the Final against the University of Limerick. The students of Limerick, however, would come back stronger the following year and win the final 70-56 against St. Paul’s Killarney in an All-Munster Final.

This marked the end of an era as in 2003 the IBA rebranded as Basketball Ireland.

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