The correspondence championship will be starting once again in February, and entries will now open. Similar to previous years, this tournament is open to anyone who is Irish, has ever lived in Ireland, is married or otherwise related to someone Irish, or has any connection to Irish go, however tenuous. Games will be played on…
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What Happened In 2022? A Year In Review
With the holiday season leaving us refreshed and the new year upon us, let us take a look at what happened in Irish Go from the year behind us.
New Membership Rates In Effect
The new membership rates and classes agreed at the last AGM are now in effect. If you join between now and the end of this year, your membership will continue through to the end of 2023. If you have already paid membership in 2022, you don’t need to do anything at this point — you…
Gavin Rooney First League Champion
The smoke is clearing after the first season of the IGA League and Gavin Rooney has clawed his way to the top step on the podium. Victory in the second leg of his match against Lu Xinqun gave Gavin a decisive 5–1 record against some of the strongest players in the country. Further down…
Announcing: the IGA League
Do you hunger for more competitive games? Do you nurse a lingering desire to avenge your last tournament defeat? Does the gap yawning between the Ulster Open and the Confucius Cup fill you with ennui and despair? Fear not, we have you covered: starting from mid-May, the IGA League will bring you three…