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Live standings · 2026-27

SBI rankings

Points decide National Championship qualification in May and selection for EBSA and IBSF teams.

2/2Events complete
9Players ranked
500Leading points
Leader after 2 of 2 events
SK

Sean Kelly

Limerick Cue Club
500ranking points
+100Clear of 2nd
1Events played
3Best break
Chasing packGap to leader
  1. 2 JM
    John MurphyNenagh Snooker & Social Club
    ▼1
    400−100
  2. 3 PD
    Patrick DoyleBelfast Snooker Club
    New
    300−200
  3. 4 AO
    Aoife O'BrienCork SC
    ▼2
    250−250
  4. 5 CB
    Cian ByrneWaterford Snooker Club
    New
    200−300
  5. 6 PD
    Pat DunneWaterford SC
    ▼3
    200−300

2 of 2 events complete.

Live standings

Pos Move Player E1 E2 Events Best finish Points
1 New
SK
Sean Kelly Limerick Cue Club
– 500 1 / 2 1st 500
2 ▼ 1
JM
John Murphy Nenagh Snooker & Social Club
400 – 1 / 2 2nd 400
3 New
PD
Patrick Doyle Belfast Snooker Club
– 300 1 / 2 2nd 300
4 ▼ 2
AO
Aoife O'Brien Cork SC
250 – 1 / 2 4th 250
5 New
CB
Cian Byrne Waterford Snooker Club
– 200 1 / 2 3rd tie-break 200
6 ▼ 3
PD
Pat Dunne Waterford SC
200 – 1 / 2 5th tie-break 200
7 ▼ 3
KF
Kevin Fitzpatrick Dublin SC
175 – 1 / 2 6th 175
8 ▼ 3
MN
Máire Ní Bhroin Galway SC
150 – 1 / 2 7th 150
9 ▼ 3
SO
Sean O'Sullivan Waterford SC
125 – 1 / 2 8th 125

Positions come from event results entered by SBI. Players level on points are split on best single result, then fewest events played.

How rankings work

Three steps from first frame to green jacket

Step 1

Earn points

Every ranking event awards points by the round you reach. The winner of an Amateur event takes 500.

Step 2

Qualify for the Nationals

The top players on each tour qualify for the National Championships at SBI HQ in May.

Step 3

Get selected

End-of-season standings decide selection for EBSA, IBSF, the Celtic Challenge and Home Internationals.