The new MD Irish champions
Eoin McCrossan and Jen Ward are the new Irish mixed doubles champions after the Irish playdowns in December 2017 at Dumfries Ice Bowl.
Eoin and Jen will represent Ireland at the World Mixed Doubles Championships in Òstersund, Sweden in April.
The Irish Senior Ladies and Mens teams are heading to the World Seniors in Sweden.
The Senior Ladies Team are: Marie O’Kane, Louise Kerr, Christina Graham and Clare McCormick.
Marie, Louise, Christina and Clare
The Senior Mens Team are: JohnJo Kenny, Bill Gray, Neil Fyfe, David Whyte & David Hume. Follow them on Facebook.
The Irish Mixed Doubles playdowns will be held to determine who will represent Ireland at the WCF World Mixed Doubles Curling Championships to be held on 20-27th April 2019 in Stravanger, Norway.
For further info see: http://www.worldcurling.org/wmdcc2019
The uncontested teams representing Ireland in the European Curling Championships (ECC) C-Division 2019 in Brasov, Romania on April 12–17, are: James Russell, Arran Cameron, Steve Callan & Eoin McCrossan for the Men and Alison Fyfe, Jen Ward, Jacqui Barr, Katie Kerr for the Women, as well as coach Martin Sutherland.
James, Arran, Steve & Eoin
The women’s and men’s winners and runners-up in Romania will be promoted to the B-Division, which will be held at Helsingborg, Sweden in November 2019 as part of the Le Gruyère AOP European Curling Championships 2019.
John Wilson & Louise Kerr are the new Irish mixed doubles champions.
They will represent Ireland at the World Mixed Doubles Championships in Stavanger, Norway in April.
Bill Gray, David Whyte, Neil Fyfe, Ross Barr, Johnjo Kenny are the uncontested 2019 Irish Seniors Mens Team.
They will represent Ireland at the World Seniors Championships in Stavanger, Norway in April 2019.
The Mens team representing Ireland in the European Curling Championships (ECC) C-Division 2021 in Curling Club Trois-Chêne in Geneva, Switzerland on Sept 12–17, are:
Arran Cameron, Kyle Paradis, John Wilson and Craig Whyte.
There is no Irish womens team this year.
At the European Curling Championships C-Division , two teams from each gender, are promoted to the EEC B-Division in Lillehammer, Norway on 20-27 November 2021.
European Curling Championships 2021; Lillehammer, Norway, 20th-27th November 2021
World Mixed Doubles Qualification Event; Forfar, Scotland, 4th-9th January 2022
European Curling Championships 2022 C Division; Vilnius, Lithuania, 1st-6th May 2022.
The European Curling Championships C-Division are for women’s and men’s teams from the World Curling Federation’s European zone. From this event, three women’s and men’s teams are promoted to the B-Division to be played in November 2022.