The Ulster teams for the Interprovincials in Cavan Crystal Hotel on 16th and 17th November, 2019 have been selected;
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Click here for request from Norman Lacey about supporting schools’ bridge
NIBU Autumn Congress
The NIBU Autumn Congress was held in the City Hotel, Derry from 13th-15th September. Click here to view results.
Lady Milne 2020
Dates for lady Milne Trophy 2020 and trials arrangements can be viewed here
Sonya Britton Trophy
The annual match between NIBU and CBAI was contested on 10-11 August and resulted in a win for NIBU.
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Primary School Tutors
The tutors who worked in our Primary School Project enjoyed an evening of Bridge followed by supper to celebrate the end of term! Since 3 January we have introduced bridge to almost 200 P7 pupils at four different schools.To carry on with and expand our Project we would need more volunteers for January 2020. Anyone interested in helping please contact Norma Irwin or Norman Lacey
Egan Trophy
Moylan Trophy 2019
The IBU Moylan Trophy Pairs event was held over the weekend of 6-7 April.
The winners were Ronan Mc Maugh and Marcin Rudzinski; the leading NIBU pair were Pat McDaid and Connell McLoone who finished 5th.
Mid Ulster Pairs 2019
Winners William Dukelow and Dean Bradley
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Schools Bridge
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Contacts
Norma Irwin T:02890614177
Norman Lacey T: 07825683434
E: youthbridge.ni@mail.com
NIBU Schools Project
NIBU believe that there is a need to develop playing Bridge in NI and increase the number of players across all age groups. The main project is the Schools Project. The objective is to teach bridge starting in Primary Schools and providing the opportunity to continue playing at Post Primary schools and onto University. Norma Irwin and Norman Lacey have been tasked with running this project. They are making progress in all three areas and are encouraged by the excitement among young bridge players and the enthusiasm from their volunteer tutors.
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