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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Winner Cartha Boyle with Kenneth Kennedy
Cartha Boyle claimed victory in the first South West Donegal Darts tournament of the season at Kilcar House, defeating defending champion John Meencha 5-1.
Boyle, a runner-up in this event in 2021, showcased impressive form throughout the evening, reflecting his recent selection for the Irish darts panel.
In this double-in, double-out format, originally hosted at Big Francie’s in Ardara in 2012, Meencha secured the first leg. Boyle responded with a 110 checkout to equalise, followed by a 108 start to take the lead at 2-1, ultimately sealing the win with a 68 checkout.
Declan Quinn and James Byrne (Carrick) reached the semi-finals, finishing just one point behind the finalists in the round-robin stage.
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