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Irish Go Association » Blog Archive » 2015 – First Newsletter of the year !
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Laquo; 2014 TOP8 remaining games. Galway Main Tournament – 25 & 26th of April. 2015 – First Newsletter of the year! To keep a good pace and have a little (a wee? Go reading moment, we decided to revive the IGA newsletter. We are happy to publish here the 2015-Q1 edition! You will find a biting editorial, some news of the latests events (not including the Dublin Confucius Cup which will be covered in the next Newsletter), a technical note on how to organize a go event and some games comments. Irish Go Ass...
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Irish Go Association » Top 8
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Posted by eoghan on November 15th, 2008. The Top 8 Tournament is played annually to determine who will compete for the title of Irish Champion. The tournament takes the form of an eight-player league, with each competitor playing a single match against the others. The top four finishers each year automatically qualify for the following year’s Top 8 tournament with the remaining places filled by the top finishers in the Ladder Tournament. There were only 7 competitors this year. 2009 Irish Go Congress.
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Irish Go Association » Belfast Open 2015
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Posted by James Hutchinson on February 6th, 2015. The Belfast Open tournament will take place at Belfast Boat Club. In the Stranmillis area of Belfast on the 8th and 9th of August. Belfast Boat club is close to the city centre and thus relatively easy to find. There is ample free car parking space beside the venue. The event will be played in the Main Function Room. Downstairs) of Belfast Boat Club. You can ask at reception if you get lost) The Belfast Open is an EGF Class B tournament. 8211; One Day Only.
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Irish Go Association » 2015 Irish Confucius Cup
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2015 Irish Confucius Cup. Posted by Rory Wales on November 19th, 2014. Go and Chinese Chess Congress. 23 Upper O’Connell Street. 8211; The Rapid Go Tournament. 8211; The Confucius Cup Go Tournament. 8211; The Confucius Cup Chinese Chess Tournament. The Rapid Go Tournament. The Rapid, to be held on the Friday evening, will follow a Handicap Swiss format with time allowances reducing each round. The Confucius Cup Go and Chinese Chess Tournament Rules. EGF with fill-in counting. 6.5 komi. 5 minutes of main ...
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Irish Go Association » Clubs & Tournaments
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Clubs & Tournaments. Posted by stephen on June 19th, 2006. Go clubs meet regularly in most of the major cities in Ireland and each club hosts its own tournament. The oldest and biggest Irish tournament is the Irish Confucius Cup/Irish Open, held annually in Dublin. The full competition history of the IGA can be found here. See the pages below for further details. For full details. More…. The UCC Go Club meets weekly and up-to-date information can be found on their website. 2009 Irish Go Congress. Irish O...
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Irish Go Association » Blog Archive » 2014 TOP8 remaining games
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Laquo; Go Lessons with Fan Hui. 2015 – First Newsletter of the year! 2014 TOP8 remaining games. On March 13th, Philippe won by resignation against Tom. On March 11th, Noel won by resignation against John. On March 8th, Philippe won a lost game against James. On March 5th, 2015 the first of the remaining TOP8 games was played: Philippe Renaut vs. Tiberiu Gociu. It was a very tense game until White managed to live in Black’s territory. Philippe won by Resign. The remaining games are as follows:. 2016 Ladde...
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Irish Go Association » News
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Archive for the 'News' Category. Laquo; Previous Entries. Next Page ». Posted by James Hutchinson on July 5th, 2016. The Belfast Open tournament will take place at Belfast Boat Club in the Stranmillis area of Belfast on the 24th and 25th of September. Belfast Boat club is close to the city centre and thus relatively easy to find. There is ample free car parking space beside the venue. The event will be played in the Main Function Room […]. 2016 Ladder is now on. Posted by Tiberiu Gociu on May 2nd, 2016.
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Irish Go Association
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Welcome to our website. The Irish Go Association is the official organisation for promotion of the ancient oriental game of Go in Ireland. We are members of the European Go Federation and the International Go Federation, and organise numerous club and tournament events throughout the year. The IGA promotes awareness of the game including teaching sessions and providing public infomation. Please read further here for details of member benefits and our activities. Tibi wins in Belfast. The Irish Go Associa...
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Irish Go Association » Blog Archive » Belfast tournament announced.
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Laquo; Ireland triumphant yet again! Ireland triumphant against Kazakhstan. There will be a five round tournament in Belfast on August 8th and 9th. For full details see here. Posted by James Hutchinson on Thursday, May 7th, 2015 at 8:23 am. Mail (will not be published) (required). Irish Go and Chinese Chess Congress. 24180;爱尔兰围棋大会. 22260;棋俱乐部. 2007 and Before Irish Open Go Congress. 2009 Irish Go Congress. 2010 Irish Go Congress. Irish Open Go Congress. Irish Open Go Congress 2008. August – Cork Go.
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Irish Go Association » Blog Archive » Ireland triumphant yet again!
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Laquo; Ladder starts. Ireland triumphant yet again! John Gibson secured final victory for Ireland in the latest match in league C of the PGETC. Playing in a postponed match, his opponent had no answers for his famed high chinese moyo strategy. His victory secured a 3-1 win, after Tiberiu Gociu and James Hutchinson had secured wins earlier in the week. Next up, Kazakhstan in a 2pm Sunday match due to extreme differences in the time zones. Posted by James Hutchinson on Thursday, April 16th, 2015 at 8:13 pm.
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