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Irish Open Qual

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DateRHome v Away-
11/12 17:45 - Arthur Wakhevitsch v Driss Bourroum 2-0
11/12 17:35 - Yun Gyu Lee v Dominik Kwinta 2-1
11/12 17:25 - Callum Smith v Enrico Asuncion 2-0
11/12 17:20 - Somi Romdhani v Acqua & Sapone 0-2
11/12 16:55 - Domas Paksys v Noah Haase 0-2
11/12 16:45 - Bharath Latheesh v Si Hyun Park 0-2
11/12 16:40 - Fabio Caponio v Thomas Fourcade 2-0
11/12 16:10 - Saahen Shetty v Mikolaj Szymanowski 0-2
11/12 16:05 - Paul Tournefier v Dominik Kwinta 0-2
11/12 16:05 - Adith Karthikeyan Priya v Yun Gyu Lee 0-2
11/12 15:35 - Yan Ki Chiu v Callum Smith 0-2
11/12 15:05 - Bharath Latheesh v Feng Hong 2-0
11/12 14:55 - Baptiste Rolin v Thomas Fourcade 0-2
11/12 14:50 - Sang Yong Park v Sacha Leveque 2-0
11/12 14:35 - Ganeshram S Balaji v Mikolaj Szymanowski 0-2
11/12 14:05 - Fabio Caponio v William Bogebjerg 2-0
11/12 14:00 - Si Hyun Park v Sanjeevi Padmanabhan Vasudevan Walkover
11/12 13:45 - Ji Hoon Choi v Domas Paksys Walkover
11/12 13:45 - Noah Haase v Luca Zhou 2-0
11/12 13:35 6 Bruno Carvalho v Feng Hong 1-2
11/12 13:30 - Matthew Waring v Somi Romdhani 1-2
11/12 13:25 - Danielius Berzanskis v Saahen Shetty 0-2
11/12 13:15 - Kedren/Ph'pet v Driss Bourroum 0-2
11/12 13:10 - Arthur Wakhevitsch v Dev Vishnu 2-1
11/12 12:50 - Fang Keat Koo v Enrico Asuncion 0-2
11/12 11:55 6 William Bogebjerg v Sid Palakkal 2-0
11/12 11:50 6 Thomas Fourcade v Varun Kapur 2-0
11/12 11:15 6 Dev Vishnu v Finlay Jack home
11/12 11:15 6 James Robertson v Baptiste Rolin 0-2
11/12 11:00 6 Ganeshram Subramaniam Balaji v Aoran Zhang 2-0
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Wikipedia - Irish Open (badminton)

The Irish International or Irish Open in badminton is an international open held in Ireland since 1902 and is thereby one of the oldest badminton tournaments in the world. It was however interrupted by the two World Wars. This tournament is currently a part of the European Badminton Circuit and takes place at the end of November every year as part of the home nations loop of international tournaments that include the Scottish Open and the Welsh Open in consecutive weeks. The tournament for most part and in recent years has been an International Challenge rated event. The recent exception was in 2012, 2017 & 2018 when the tournament was downgraded to International Series due to funding. Recent editions have been held in the Baldoyle Badminton Centre except for 2007 and 2011 tournaments which were held in Lisburn, Northern Ireland.

In 2016 the Irish Open moved to the new National Indoor Arena in Blanchardstown, Dublin, as the first ever event in the new state of the art arena before its official opening in January 2017. The December 2017 edition reverted to an International Series level tournament which saw three Irish players/pairs reach the final.

Notable past winners of the Irish Open are Carolina Marín (multiple Olympic and World Champion in women's singles) and multiple All England winner Tine Baun (nee Rasmussen). Marin's win in 2009 was the Spanish player's first senior international win while still a junior.

The Irish Open Qual is a prestigious badminton tournament held annually in Ireland, serving as a vital qualifying event for the renowned Irish Open. Featuring top national and international players, the tournament showcases high-level competition across various categories, including singles, doubles, and mixed doubles. Organized by the Irish Badminton Association, the Irish Open Qual provides emerging talents and seasoned athletes an opportunity to earn ranking points and gain valuable experience on the international stage. With its vibrant atmosphere and competitive spirit, the Irish Open Qual is a highlight of the badminton calendar in Ireland, attracting fans and players alike from around the world.