Munster League Division 1 2009-10: Limerick
Matches played by Limerick in the Munster League, with the board-by-board results as recorded by the club.
Friday, Dec 4th 2009 Limerick 1-4 CCYMS at Charleville (Park Hotel).
Players in teams: Limerick names first
- David Moreno (Black) 0-1 Kieran Moynihan
- Gabriel Mirza (White) 0-1 Paul O’Donovan
- Kieran Young (Black) 0-1 Pat Twomey
- Ray O’Brien (White) 0.5-0.5 Tom Myers
- Phillip Foenander (Black) 0.5-0.5 Tadgh O’Leary
Total points from 1 match played 1/5.
Tuesday, Dec 15th 2009 Limerick 1-4 Sarsfield in Limerick.
Players in teams: Limerick names first
- John Joyce 1-0 Paul Carey
- David Moreno 0-1 Frank Noonan
- Gabriel Mirza 0-1 Martin O’Grady
- Kieran Young 0-1 Liam O’Brien
- Laurent Talazac 0-1 Dan Clancy
Total points from 2 matches played 2/10
Sunday Mar 15th, 2010 Ennis B 2-3 Limerick in Limerick.
Players in teams: Limerick names last
- Nick Larter 0-1 Lasha Tsaboshvili
- Michael O’Donnell 0-1 Niall McDonald
- Gerry Casey 1-0 Gabriel Mirza
- William O’Keefe 1-0 Ray O’Brien
- Vincent O’Donnell 0-1 Laurent Talazac
Total points from 3 matches played 5/15
31st March 2010 Limerick 1.5-3.5 Ennis A in Limerick.
Players in teams: Limerick names first
- Lasha Tsaboshvili 0-1 Rory Quinn
- Gabriel Mirza 0-1 David Path
- Kieran Young 0-1 D.j. O’Donoghue
- Laurent Talazac 1-0 Lorcan O’Toole
- Ray O’Brien 0.5-0.5 John Cassidy
Total points from 4 matches played 6.5/20
April 2010 Limerick 3-2 Charleville in Limerick.
Players in teams: Limerick names first
- John Joyce 1-0 Jan Heinrich
- David Moreno 0-1 P. J. Rea
- Gabriel Mirza 1-0 Willie Rea
- Laurent Talazac 0-1 Kieran Cole
- Ray O’Brien 1-0 (w/o) Des Healy
Total points from 5 matches played 9.5/25
25th April 2010 Cork 2-3 Limerick at Charleville Park Hotel, Charleville.
Players in teams: Limerick names last
- Hugh Doyle 1-0 Kevin O’Flaherty
- Piotr Leichert 1-0 Paul O’Flaherty
- Henk de Jonge 0-1 Gabriel Mirza
- David Smith 0-1 Jamie Flynn
- Kieran O’Riordan 0-1 Ray O’Brien
Total points from 6 matches played 12.5/30
By upsetting Cork, one of the title favourites, Limerick hauled themselves off the bottom into 6th place out of 7 teams.
Source: Limerick Chess Club archive.