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Irish snooker starting on long road back to glory days

On the day the 2021 World Championships begins in the Crucible in Sheffield. RTE Sport Journalist Peter Branigan has written an article called ‘’Irish snooker starting on long road back to glory days’’

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Irish snooker starting on long road back to glory days
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On the day the 2021 World Championships begins in the Crucible in Sheffield. RTE Sport Journalist Peter Branigan has written an article called ‘’Irish snooker starting on long road back to glory days’’

Snooker & Billiards Ireland would like to thank everyone involved especially Peter and his team. SBI hope there will be more promotion of our sport on the National media in the future.

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