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Corey Chambers (left) and Luke Marks
Rising Raphoe Badminton ace Corey Chambers featured at the European Under-15 Championships this week.
Chambers played in the boys doubles and the boy singles in Suwalki, Poland.
Chambers and Luke Marks from Roscrea bowed out in the round of 32 on Thursday.
However, they came unstuck against Bulgarian pair Andrey Marcov and Stiliyan Nanovski.
Marcov and Nanovski advanced after a thriller 21-18 21-23 21-19.
In the round of 64, Chamberd and Marks defeated Portugal's Edgar Goncalves and Gabriel Quiterio 21-16 21-11.
In the boys singles, Chambers lost to Georgi Ruptsov 21-10 21-10.
Meanwhile at the Belgian international, Joshua Magee, playing alongside Vincent Pontanosa, lost out to Norwegian duo Kristoffer Kolding and Tobias Ronbog. The Irish duo were beaten in the mixed doubles contest 21-11 21-15.
Magee played alongside Moya Ryan in the mixed doubles. They defeated Jonathan Dresp and Selin Hubsch from Germany 21-17 21-12, but then were beaten by Poland's Szymon Slepecki and Anastasia Khomich 21-13 21-15.
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