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Ciaran McGeady won the INDO main event in Cork at the weekend.
Congratulations to Donegal player Ciaran McGeady on winning the Irish National Darts Organisation’s men's ranking event on Saturday in the Charleville Park Hotel, Cork by beating Dean Finn in the final.
It was also a great day for fellow Donegal players Alan Hegarty and Gerard McGlynn who were beaten in the semi-finals and Adrian Devine who made it to the quarter-finals.
Gerard McGlynn accepts his prize
In the youths competition, the Porter Family were at it again with Shane Porter reaching the final of the boys competition but was unlucky to be beaten.
His sister Aoife Porter reached her first girls final but unfortunately was beaten by a strong winner in Rachel Ivers and younger brother Jack Porter also reached the last 16 of the boys competition.
Shane Porter had another excellent showing in Cork
On the second day, Donegal's Gerard McGlynn reached the semi-final of the Irish Classic competition.
Aoife Porter
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Alan Hegarty
Adrian Devine
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