Day 2 Wrap

That's it folks from us here at the D4 Events Amateur Championship of Poker 2013, it's a new event from the promoters where the aim of the event is to give the recreational player the chance to play in a tournament with all the trappings of a big buy-in event for a modest entry of €200 and I think it was a resounding success.

Phil Baker maning the live stream for the entire two days didn't miss a beat and sitting beside him for the weekend (even managing to jump in for a stint) have to say was excellent, found out earlier that he will be back in action next week at the Europan Deepstack so looking forward to that.

Total of 198 players took to the felt and generated a prizepool of €32,670 74 players made it through Day 1 and out of those Sammy O Brien was the chipleader who eventually went on to cash in 7th for €1,225 not a bad showing from the local player, we got off to a flyer today in terms of bustout as I was feed a constant stream of media cards from TD Nick O Hara and within a short couple hours play we were down around the money bubble, down to 20 players and the last lady remaining in the even Willow Connolly asked about paying all remaining players a notion that was shot down pretty quick, with that done and done play commenced for a little while longer until Connolly herself had the misfortune of being crowned the bubblegirl and just missed out on a payday.

Everybody now in the money things started to flow a little easier that all remaining players were going to be guaranteed a return on their investment, as we made our way from 18 down to 10 Nigel Millar missed out on the final table eliminated at the hands of Mark Spelman with KK vs AK. Final table was set & Spelman going onto the table as the chipleader it wasn't going to be his day as things transpired to go against him, Conor Blain was the first player to bust out from the table after which the knockouts seemed to stagnate for awhile, but as soon as 8th went the rush of exits was pretty quick as we dropped down to 4. Pausing play while the players trashed out a deal we eventually got back underway and made our way down to heads up play between Kieran Small & Mark Delaney who would go to take down the event when he was victorious with Q9.

Would just like to say a huge thank you to all who tuned into the blog and viewed the live stream, for all the comments we received over the duration of the two days, myself on the blog/Phil Baker on the stream/Ailbe Collins on cameras/Gary Jarman behind the scenes, cheers folks. Don't forget to like ACOP on Facebook & follow @D4_Events on Twitter, where you can see videos that were shot over the two days.

With that I will bid you all adue and please do tune into our next coverage from Thursday next week when we will be bringing you all the action from the European Deepstack Poker Championship, catch you all on the flipside...

Finishing positions -

1st - Mark Delaney - €9,100

2nd - Kieran Small - €5,960

3rd - Shane Mullan - €4,125

4th - Colm McCreary - €3,050

5th - Mark Spelman - €2,200

6th - Michael O Neill - €1,670

7th - Sammy O Brien - €1,225

8th - Henry Port - €900

9th - Conor Blain - €690

10th - Nigel Millar - €525

11th - Matt Dobbins - €525

12th - Graziano Zezina - €525

13th - Patrick Clarke - €400

14th - Jo Comiskey - €400

15th - Barry Rock - €400

16th - Richard O Neill - €325

17th - Bob Tait - €325

18th - Perry Galbraith - €325

Winner Winner - Mark Delaney

With that we have crowned out champ here at the D4 Events Amateur Championship of Poker Winner 2013, Mark Delaney will be forever know as the first one to do it. Chatting to him after the the winners pictures he mentioned that he hasn't played tons of event's but has managed to satellite into the PPP Irish Open & Winterfest but this event has been his biggest cash to date, no doubt he will be first on the list to attend this event next year to defend his title.

He was on his way to the bar are stowing his winners trophy and will be taking the day off work tomorrow as he makes the trip back home to Wexford, congratulations to you sir!

We Have a Winner

After a topsy turvy heads up battle we can crown Mark Delaney as the inaugural Amateur Championship of Poker 2013 Winner.

Going into heads up play against Keiran Small there was four crucial hands that changed the chip leader in the space of about 1 hour but on the penultimate hand Delaney had a commanding chiplead and held Qc9h vs Jd10s

Flopping a pair of 9's on Ac7c9s it gave the gutterball draw to Small onto the turn the dealer paired the board with an Ad as we went onto the last card the dealer pinged the Qs on the river and with that card we were able to crown our champion.

2nd - Kieran Small - €5,960

Heads Up

We go heads up now between Mark Delaney & Keiran Small, Delaney holding a commanding chip leader but gave up now after two big all ins.

3rd - Shane Mullan - €4,125

After a lot of back and forth between the final three Shane Mullan has finished in 3rd place after been eliminated holding 10d9s vs Ah8s of Mark Delaney

Board running out Js6d3c3hJd

4th - Colm McCreary - €3,050

Once killing the final table and chip leading Colm McCreary has finished in 4th place been eliminated by Mark Delaney when his Ah8s outkicked the Ac5h

Board running 7s2hJsKs3d

Back Off

After a quick chat and talk of a deal the 4 remaining players have come to an agreement and play has recommenced.

Blinds 40,000/80,000/10,000

5th - Mark Spelman - €2,200

Mark Spelman has exited in 5th place in a hail of big hands, Kieran Small all in preflop for 250,000 or so with QdQh Colm McCreary called the all in and held AcKc with Spelman to act playing roughly 380,000 held AsQc

Main pot was were it all was but there was a small side pot of roughly 240,000 between Spelman & McCreary was up for grabs.

Dealer ran out a board of 6d8h8c7s5d and as we got to the turn Spelman was resigned to know that he couldn't win the hand and was going to be eliminated, one time chip leader I'm sure he will be disappointed to exit where he did but took a couple hits on the final table to divert his coarse but I'm sure he knows how that goes from to time.

6th - Michael O Neill - €1,670

Michael O Neill as Phil Baker mentioned on the live stream had been rocking it up and one of the tightest players on the table but he has finally succumb to the short stack.

All in against Colm McCreary who has claimed another scalp when he had his opponent out kicked holding AsQh to AdJc

Board running out 5d10s6dKh6c

 

7th - Sammy O Brien - €1,225

KhJh has just bashed another player again this time Sammy O Brien, all in pre flop for 455,000 it was very close in chips but I don't think Shane Mullan was happy making the call.

O Brien - AcJs

Mullan - KhJh

Qc8c8d flop and it was all looking good in the world of O Brien but a 9h on the turn breathed a little life into his opponent and the resuscitation was complete when the 10c flipped on the river to give a gutterball and eliminated another player.

8th - Henry Port - €900

Henry Port will be our 8th place after being eliminated by Colm McCreary who came to the final table on the short stack is now rocking along.

Port has had himself some nice result over the last couple months and is more than capable and one to watch in the coming months, playing roughly 240,000 on his exit hand he was all in with 10c10d & looked up by AhJh

Dealer spreading a 2h6h9c flop McCreary had flopped the flush draw much to the dismay of Port as we hit the turn card it was Ac leaving Port with just one out the 10s onto the river it fell 5h to give a flush.

Double Once Again

Another double through, lads on the final table are just swapping chips at the moment Colm McCreary has taken a big chunk out of Kieran Small, open to 160,000 with an all in from McCreary for 346,000 after asking for a count of how much more Small made the call.

McCreary - KsKd

Small - AhQd

Board ran out 4d8c10cKc3c

Play Resumes

Players have just retaken their seats as we move into blinds of 30,000/60,000/7,000 average stack of 495,000

Break

Players will now go on a 15 minute break, back shortly.

Double for Small

Kieran Small has managed to double through the one time chip leader Mark Spelman who remarks after the hand "it's a tough old game"

Two lads get all the chips in the middle pre flop for a pot in the region of 600,000 it was KdKs for Small & As10d for his opponent.

Flop was all small cards 2h5h8s and that's how it stayed when the rest of the board ran 9h5d Spelman is now sitting on a stack of roughly 200,000

Nearly

Nearly had another exit on the final table but a two outer from Mark Delaney means we go along with 8 at the moment, Mark Spelman opens to 100,000 pre & Delaney from the SB moves all in for 376,000 insta called.

Spelman - AhKs

Delaney - KhJh

As we went to the flop 8c4d5s things were looking good for the AK as we had no chances for runner runner flushes, turn Js snatches the lead and it was held as the river 10h locked it up. Sammy O Brien informs the table after the hand that he folded a Jack so it was a two outer for Delaney sends him over 750,000

9th - Conor Blain - €690

Colm McCreary raises the button into Conor Blains BB who raised all in, calling the shove the two players turn their cards up with the former holding QcQh & the latter 9h9d

As the flop was spread 7c8d6c it was an open ender for Blain with his opponent not looking too confident now, onto a 6h it was one more pull of the trigger but the dealer peeled As & with that we lost our first player from the final table.

Blinds Up

10 minutes into a new blind level, now running 15,000/30,000/4,000 average stack 440,000 with 9 players remaining.

Deuces Never Lose

Kieran Small has just managed to double through Michael O Neill when he flopped a set of 2's on a AcKd2c board against AdJs bunch of chips in the middle already, as the dealer turned 3h it was hand locked up with a Qc on the river, 127,000 from O Neills stack being shipped across the table.

What's Up for Grabs

Prizepool -

1st - €9,100

2nd - €5,960

3rd - €4,125

4th - €3,050

5th - €2,200

6th - €1,670

7th - €1,225

8th - €900

9th - €690

Final 9

Blinds  10,000/20,000/

Seat 1 - Mark Delaney - 530,000

Seat 2 - Kieran Small - 2180,000

Seat 3 - Shane Mullan - 615,000

Seat 4 - Henry Port - 380,000

Seat 5 - Michael O Neill - 291,000

Seat 6 - Colm McCreary - 139,000

Seat 7 - Mark Spelman - 740,000

Seat 8 - Conor Blain - 302,000

Seat 9 - Sammy O Brien - 715,000

Final Table Lined Up

Nigel Millar is the final table bubble boy and exited at the hands of Mark Spelman, all in pre flop for 300,000 with AK but Spelman woke up with KK behind, board running out 7h9h2h4d10c

Final table is just been constructed at the moment and we will be back with you all shortly.

10th - Nigel Millar - €525

Level 21

Players are now back after the 15 minute break, blinds now running 10,000/20,000/3,000 average stack of 360,000 10 players remain.

Break Time

15 minute break in the main, 11 players currently remain.

Finishing Positions So Far 18th-12th

12th - Graziano Zezina - €525

13th - Patrick Clarke - €400

14th - Jo Comiskey - €400

15th - Barry Rock - €400

16th - Richard O Neill - €325

17th - Bob Tait - €325

18th - Perry Galbraith - €325

13th - Patrick Clarke - €400

Ouch what a way to get eliminated being counterfeited one of my personal pet peeves on an exit, missed the action pre flop but there was a big commotion around the table so I sprinted over to catch see what was what.

Clarke - 5c5s

Spelman - AdJs

Clarke held around 200,000 so the victor of the hand was going to be sitting pretty heading towards the final table. Onto the flop we went as it came 10s10hQd 2s on the turn 2s but as the river flipped over it was a Qs to double pair the board and gave the win to Spelman with Ace high.

15th - Barry Rock - €400

Barry Rock will be our 15th place finisher and was eliminated at the hands of Henry Port who is now over the 400,000

All in pre with KdJh he was behind Ports Ac9d when the flop came down 3dQc6c on the turn Port hit a pair on the turn 9h but the river fell a 5s and we lose another player.

17th - Bob Tait - €325

Bob Tait has just been eliminated from the feature table at the hands of Mark Delaney, short stacked moving all in pre with Kh9s Delaney looked him up with Ac6h

Hitting runner runner club for the four flush when the dealer ran the board out 3h10c9c8cKc Tait made a grand entrance to the festival yesterday after noon but no piper to play him to the cash desk today.

Bob Tait

Everybody in the Money

Here is what the remaining 18 players are duking it out for,

Prizepool -

1st - €9,100

2nd - €5,960

3rd - €4,125

4th - €3,050

5th - €2,200

6th - €1,670

7th - €1,225

8th - €900

9th - €690

10th-12th - €525

13th-15th - €400

16th-18th - €325

Resume

Players have just retaken their seats in the main event, everybody that has returned is now in the money. Level 19 blinds running 6,000/12,000/1,500 average stack of 220,000

All chipcounts are now up to date.

Dinner Break

1 hour dinner break in the main event, we will be all back soon.

BubbleGirl

Willow Connolly is the unfortunate bubblegirl and was the last lady left in the event, after being the proponent for the deal on the bubble it's a cruel way to go out when the deal was rejected.

Couple of topsy turvy hands before, Connolly was all in a little bit before with Ad2s vs AcQd and binked the river when the board ran out 3sAhKs4d2h left the player with the AQ Richard O Neill on a short stack, shoving all in pre flop with Kd8s vs Conor Blains AcKh but O Neill came from behind as the dealer flopped him good with an 8d6cJs board with the turn & river 6s8c

Onto the bust out hand I missed the pre flop action, Connolly & Blain only two players in the hand with a board reading 4h2h4h Connolly had lead for around 24,000 with Blain flatting behind, onto the turn Qd Connolly checked the action this time with Blain announcing "all in" which sent her into the tank, thinking/thinking/thinking she sits back in her seat before announcing call.

She is bad shape as she holds KdQc vs the dominating AhQc of Blain, only two cards in the deck to save her tournament life the two black Kings as the dealer peeled the river card it was a black 9s of spades, everybody was now in the money as Connolly wanted to make a quick break to the exit.

Bubble

We are on the money bubble now at 19, there was mention of doing a deal to take money off and pay 19th-20th but that was rejected.

20 Remaining

20 players currently remaining at the minute with 18 players getting paid, very close to bubble time now so going to ventrue into the field to keep an eye on things.

Dobbins Double

Robert Csire has taken a big hit at the hands of Matt Dobbins, shoving the button with QdJc Dobbins in the SB calls all in with KcQc

Easy enough call to make for Dobbins as he said himself 10bigs is an auto call all the time, 75,000 was in Dobbins stack leaving Csire with circa 20,000 board ran out 9h8sKd3s4h

Matt Dobbins

While in the middle of writing this up Robert Csire has busted from the feature table at the hands of Mark Spelman, all in pre with 5c5h up against 6s5s of Spelman, just the one one over card to fade but he hit it on the flop as the dealer spread 6dJs10c Turn Jd River 9c 

Csire made a miracle comeback two years ago at the UKIPT from only a couple bigs, just chatting to him after the hand against Dobbins we were saying it happened once you never know it could happen again. 

Robert Csire

Chippie

Chipleader Mark Spelman - 500,000

Tournie Update

27 players currently remaining at the moment with 18 players getting paid, expect play to tighten up somewhat in the next bit.

Blinds now running 4,000/8,000/1,000 with 20 minutes or so left in this level, average stack of 146,667

Huge!

Just had a monster hand between Mark Spelman & Mick McCloskey, get the heads up from table mate Robert Csire that there was a big hand brewing on the table, arrive to the table there is already 45,000+ in the pot board reads Js4c7c

Spelman had led for 24,000 with McCloskey moving all in for roughly 150,000 more looked like Spelman had been in the tank for a bit before I got there, glanced at the clock and by the time he called 3-4 minutes had passed, "ah shur f**k it" was the remark from him as he pushed the chips into the middle.

McCloskey looked like he was in trouble when the call was made & showed 6d6h and was in bad shape as Spelman showed AsJc 10c on the turn which meant only the 6s that would get him out of trouble but as the river fell 2d it was to the rails for Mick, while on the flipside of that Spelman now as a stack in the region of 500,000

Check Raise

Catching the action on the feature table board reading 8d9s9h Joanne Addie checked the action to Richard O Neill who led for 22,000 now Addie threw out the aul check min raise to 44,000 dwelling for a few minutes O Neill mucks his hand as he is shown 9d then Addie flips over the Kd as well for trip 9's

McCloskey Scalp

Veteran poker player Mick McCloskey has final tabled/cashed in the majority of festivals he has played in the last year or so looking to be doing ok for himself today, up to 170,000 now at the moment after eliminating Adrian O Donoghue adding circa 30,000 to his stack.

O Donoghue shoving all in pre flop in EP with QhJh McCloskey in LP makes the call holding AcJs and has his opponent dominated.

Board ran out 4d3dKd7c10c

Chipleader

Mark Spelman from Galway is our current chipleader with a stack of 270,000

Chipcounts Now Up to Date

All chipcounts are now up to date on the site - http://www.acop.ie/chips.php

Resume

Play has resumed as we move into blinds of 3,000/6,000/700 35 players remain with an average stack of 113,143

Break

Players are going on a 15 minute break.

Half The Field Gone

We are down around the 37 player mark from the 74 players that started play 2 hours ago, players have been flying out the doors.

Big Double Up

Sammy O Brien started today as the tournament chipleader but lost a few chips at the start of play, chatting to him awhile back and he was down to 60,000 but a move to the feature table and he had chipped up a little but and managed to get a big double up at the hands of Remy Rollen.

All the chips going in pre with O Brien holding AcAh vs Rollen AsQs in great shaping going to the flop but as it came down 9s10s10h O Brien was looking a little worried that his opponent flopped so well, I'm sure he would of been delighted to just have his opponent drawing dead in the flop. Onto the turn 6h now waiting for the dealer to peel the river card, it was a red 4h and Sammy let out a big holler at scooping the hand.

Count down of the stacks O Brien held 76,300 which has now pushed him north of 150,000+

Back to Bed

Ciaran Cooney after a heavy night on the batter has been eliminated, I'm sure he will be happy to grab a couple hours rest before he jumps into the €120 game at 4pm.

On a very very short stack with only 5,700 he called all in after an opening raise, his 4h2h up against KdKc

Small bit of life breathed into him as he flopped as good as possible with his hand, JhAd5h gave him flush & straight possibilites but as the rest of the board ran out it went brick/brick 7s8c

Shortstacks Dropping

UTG limp for 3,000 Peter Burnett in the CO raised to 20,000 Anthony Garland on the button moved all in for a little over Brunetts raise so it was an easy decision.

Garland held AsQh and was hoping to get there against the 7h7d of Burnett but as the dealer spread a 7cJd6c it was all but over for the AQ as his opponent had flopped a set of 7's as the turn came 9d it was to the rails as there was no other cards he could catch to keep him in, 4s on the river to complete the board. 

Horan Eliminated

Colum Horan has made a splash onto the poker scene in the last couple months, played against him in the local Dublin card clubs but made the IPO final table last year and took home a nice pay day, since then he has been a staple at a lot of the festival games.

All in pre flop with 7h7d against the AsKh of Thomas Higgins who earlier got there with AK against KK and once again got there, has now come from a circa 10bigs stack he is up to around 100,000 now.

Flop Jd8dQc Horan kept the lead but his opponent added a couple extra outs to his chances to scoop with a gutterball, turn card sealed his fate as the 10c peeled off to give Higgins the nut straight and the board running out an inconsequential 6c.

Thomas Higgins

Noone Nomore

MP open to 4,000 Alan Rooney in the CO 3bets to 15,000 with Jarlath Noone in the BB on a short stack pushes all in for 15,500, original raiser side steps while it's an easy call for the extra 500.

Noone - As7s

Rooney - KdQd

Noone found a good hand to get his remaining chips in but couldn't fade getting out drawn as there was a King right in the flop as it came down Ks5h2c 10d fell on the turn & when the 6s peeled off on the river it was curtains for Noone.

Blinds Up

Blinds now running 1,500/3,000/400 average stack of 66,000

60 players currently remaining.

Updated Eliminations

James Waldron

Fergal Quigley

Paul Wilson

Denise Kelly

Philip Shaw

Feature Table

On the feature table Thomas Higgins got a double through when his AcKc got there against KsKd, all in for 27,400 he is up to over 50,000+ flopping an Ace when the dealer spread Ad2s3h snatching the lead, turn & river ran out JcJh

Side Event Action

For those of you at home looking to come down and join in on the action we have a €10,000 guarantee €120 buyin at 4 pm today here at The Regency.

Quick Eliminations

TD Nick O Hara has just handed me the first two player IDs Tony Smith/Michael Reilly have been eliminated early on today.

For the short stacks (10 bigs region) coming back today it's either get the quick double up or really get into situations where people will be compelled to call their shoves.

Shuffle Up & Deal

Play has just recommenced here on Day 2 74 players remain, Sammy O Brien starts today as the tournament chip leader.

Blinds start 1,000/2,000/300 with an average stack of 53,514

18 players from the remaining field will make some return on their investment.

Prizepool -

1st - €9,100

2nd - €5,960

3rd - €4,125

4th - €3,050

5th - €2,200

6th - €1,670

7th - €1,225

8th - €900

9th - €690

10th-12th - €525

13th-15th - €400

16th-18th - €325

Day 2 Chipcounts & Seating Draw

Chipcounts

No.	LASTNAME	FIRSTNAME	TABLE	SEAT	CHIPS
1	O'BRIEN	SAMMY	3	9	156,500
2	ROONEY	ALAN	5	9	146,300
3	PORT	HENRY	2	6	140,700
4	MULLAN	SHANE	8	4	122,400
5	SPELMAN	MARK	8	2	115,000
6	O'NEILL	MICHAEL	3	1	114,700
7	CLARKE	PATRICK	2	8	107,700
8	GOLDING	KEN	7	8	98,700
9	MILLAR	NIGEL	5	8	95,200
10	TAIT	ROBERT	9	5	94,500
11	DUFFY	CIARAN	6	7	90,300
12	DOBBINS	MATT	1	5	90,000
13	RICE	MARK	7	1	83,000
14	HOGAN	ROSS	5	5	77,200
15	DOHERTY	PAUL	3	3	77,100
16	CONNOLLY	EAMONN	1	7	76,700
17	LYNCH	SEAN	5	7	75,600
18	DELANEY	MARK	6	4	74,300
19	CSIRE	ROBERT	5	1	72,700
20	MARTIN		9	4	70,300
21	CLYDESDALE	PAUL	7	7	67,600
22	LANNON	JOEY	4	1	66,300
23	GLENNON	PETER	9	6	62,000
24	ROCK	BARRY	1	1	61,300
25	MC CREARY	COLM	4	4	60,700
26	MILLAR	DARREN	8	7	60,200
27	BURNETT	PETER	4	6	58,600
28	CONNOLLY	WILLOW	6	9	57,500
29	WOODS	DERMOT	2	4	57,200
30	MOORE	RONNIE	3	5	55,400
31	MC CLOSKEY	MICK	3	8	52,600
32	STOKES	JOHN	9	9	50,800
33	HANAPHY	JOHN	6	3	50,700
34	HIGGINS	THOMAS	1	2	50,100
35	NIGRO	DAMIAMO	8	1	49,100
36	KRASTINS	RENAR	8	8	48,700
37	RIANO BARRERO	ANTONIO	2	5	44,500
38	KIERAN	SMALL	6	8	44,400
39	PEARL	SCOTT	1	8	41,600
40	KIELY	BRIAN	8	5	41,500
41	O'REILLY	MICHAEL	2	3	41,200
42	JAKUBAUSKAS	DARIUS	5	6	40,400
43	COONEY	CIARAN	4	9	40,300
44	REDMOND	PAUL	4	2	40,000
45	MC NALLY	THOMAS	1	3	39,500
46	O'NEILL	RICHARD	5	2	38,300
47	COMISKEY	JO	1	6	35,900
48	JOHNSTON	KEVIN	7	3	34,400
49	GARTLAND	ANTHONY	4	7	34,100
50	SHAW	PHILIP	6	5	34,000
51	SEARLE	PETER	9	7	33,700
52	HORAN	COLUM	1	4	32,500
53	WILSON	PAUL	6	1	31,000
54	WALDRON	JAMES	7	2	30,600
55	NOONE	JARLAITH	9	2	30,300
56	ROLLON	REMY	3	2	29,900
57	SMITH	TONY	2	7	29,900
58	HAYES	DAMIAN	8	6	29,400
59	ADDIE	JOANNE	8	9	27,800
60	DUNCAN	ALISTAIR	3	7	27,700
61	KASPARS	MALNIEKS	2	2	25,400
62	O'DONOGHUE	ADRAIN	7	6	25,000
63	ZEZINA	GRAZIANO	4	5	23,400
64	O'NEILL	ANTHONTY	4	3	21,200
65	GALBRAITH	PERRY	7	4	20,600
66	ROYAL	GARY	2	1	20,200
67	RYAN	LARRY	5	4	18,700
68	MCMAHON	DEREK	7	9	18,200
69	SYNNOTT	NICHOLAS	6	6	16,700
70	KELLY	DENISE	1	9	15,400
71	GRETIA	FITZGERALD	3	6	14,400
72	BLAIN	CONOR	9	8	12,300
73	REILLY	MICHAEL	2	9	8,600
74	QUIGLEY	FERGAL	9	1	8,300

Seat Draw

LASTNAME	FIRSTNAME	TABLE	SEAT	CHIPS
ROCK	BARRY	1	1	61,300
HIGGINS	THOMAS	1	2	50,100
MC NALLY	THOMAS	1	3	39,500
HORAN	COLUM	1	4	32,500
DOBBINS	MATT	1	5	90,000
COMISKEY	JO	1	6	35,900
CONNOLLY	EAMONN	1	7	76,700
PEARL	SCOTT	1	8	41,600
KELLY	DENISE	1	9	15,400
CLARKE	PATRICK	2	8	107,700
ROYAL	GARY	2	1	20,200
KASPARS	MALNIEKS	2	2	25,400
O'REILLY	MICHAEL	2	3	41,200
WOODS	DERMOT	2	4	57,200
RIANO BARRERO	ANTONIO	2	5	44,500
PORT	HENRY	2	6	140,700
SMITH	TONY	2	7	29,900
REILLY	MICHAEL	2	9	8,600
O'NEILL	MICHAEL	3	1	114,700
ROLLON	REMY	3	2	29,900
DOHERTY	PAUL	3	3	77,100
MOORE	RONNIE	3	5	55,400
GRETIA	FITZGERALD	3	6	14,400
DUNCAN	ALISTAIR	3	7	27,700
MC CLOSKEY	MICK	3	8	52,600
O'BRIEN	SAMMY	3	9	156,500
LANNON	JOEY	4	1	66,300
REDMOND	PAUL	4	2	40,000
O'NEILL	ANTHONTY	4	3	21,200
MC CREARY	COLM	4	4	60,700
ZEZINA	GRAZIANO	4	5	23,400
BURNETT	PETER	4	6	58,600
GARTLAND	ANTHONY	4	7	34,100
COONEY	CIARAN	4	9	40,300
CSIRE	ROBERT	5	1	72,700
O'NEILL	RICHARD	5	2	38,300
RYAN	LARRY	5	4	18,700
HOGAN	ROSS	5	5	77,200
JAKUBAUSKAS	DARIUS	5	6	40,400
LYNCH	SEAN	5	7	75,600
MILLAR	NIGEL	5	8	95,200
ROONEY	ALAN	5	9	146,300
WILSON	PAUL	6	1	31,000
HANAPHY	JOHN	6	3	50,700
DELANEY	MARK	6	4	74,300
SHAW	PHILIP	6	5	34,000
SYNNOTT	NICHOLAS	6	6	16,700
DUFFY	CIARAN	6	7	90,300
KIERAN	SMALL	6	8	44,400
CONNOLLY	WILLOW	6	9	57,500
RICE	MARK	7	1	83,000
WALDRON	JAMES	7	2	30,600
JOHNSTON	KEVIN	7	3	34,400
GALBRAITH	PERRY	7	4	20,600
O'DONOGHUE	ADRAIN	7	6	25,000
CLYDESDALE	PAUL	7	7	67,600
GOLDING	KEN	7	8	98,700
MCMAHON	DEREK	7	9	18,200
NIGRO	DAMIAMO	8	1	49,100
SPELMAN	MARK	8	2	115,000
MULLAN	SHANE	8	4	122,400
KIELY	BRIAN	8	5	41,500
HAYES	DAMIAN	8	6	29,400
MILLAR	DARREN	8	7	60,200
KRASTINS	RENAR	8	8	48,700
ADDIE	JOANNE	8	9	27,800
QUIGLEY	FERGAL	9	1	8,300
NOONE	JARLAITH	9	2	30,300
MARTIN		9	4	70,300
TAIT	ROBERT	9	5	94,500
GLENNON	PETER	9	6	62,000
SEARLE	PETER	9	7	33,700
BLAIN	CONOR	9	8	12,300
STOKES	JOHN	9	9	50,800