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Killarney Virtual Congress Results

Many congratulations to Diarmuid Reddan on making such a success of the first foray into running an Irish bridge congress online. The South of Ireland (Killarney) Congress was held on BBO over the last week, and was a great success. The numbers participating exceeded...

Killarney & Sligo Congresses Go Virtual

Thanks to the efforts of Diarmuid Reddan and Fearghal O'Boyle, we won't have to do without our fix of congress bridge this summer after all ... albeit we'll be attending them from our own homes rather than experiencing the usual warm Killarney and Sligo hospitality in...

Bridge Activity During Coronavirus

With all clubs closed, and all CBAI and IBU competitions cancelled or postponed until at least mid-July, if we want to get our bridge fix for the foreseeable future, we will have to do it online. This website already had a brief outline of the various platforms for...

Thomas MacCormac – Blackrock Hospice Fundraiser, Sunday 31 May

Many congratulations to Thomas MacCormac, who has become the most recent addition to the ranks of Irish grandmasters. Usually, this achievement is celebrated by a personal presentation of the CBAI Grandmaster's salver, and Thomas had planned a gala charity evening for...

George Ryan RIP

We are saddened to report the death of the well-known journalist, author, and former Irish Times bridge correspondent, George Ryan. George will be best remembered in bridge circles for his incredibly popular pocket-sized primer on the game, "The Bones of Bridge". This...

More Online Bridge – ColumbusAlt & Free Australian Bridge Column

Given the current lack of real-life bridge, bridge bodies are finding all kinds of ways to enable us to get our bridge fix. If you'd like to watch some top-level bridge involving two well-known Irish participants, the US Spring Nationals in Columbus, Ohio, which was...

Want to Learn to Play or Teach Bridge?

If you are thinking of learning to play bridge, congratulations – you’ve made a good choice, a game which will fascinate, stimulate, and occasionally frustrate, you for the rest of your life. Click below for details of classes being run under the auspices of the CBAI.  If you’re already a bridge player, and would like to pass on your knowledge and experience to aspiring players, click below for details of the CBAI’s teaching programme.

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