Belvedere Squash Racquets Club

Well done to our Division 4/5 team - runners-up in the Leinster League Cup Finals for the 25/26 season. Tough games against LCC, but a fantastic effort all around!

A challenging year for Belvedere Club.
New home found, members kept together, and every team saved in the Leinster League 💪
AGM wrapped and results delivered - now time for a well-earned pint of Guinness 🍺

Results from The Bunsen Belvedere Open & Handicap after 10 hectic days of fantastic squash at every level:

Men’s WSF & PSA Satellite Tour Final: Conor Moran 3 - 0 Dylan Moran

Handicap A Section: Carl Crowe 3 - 1 Tim Holland
Handicap A Plate: Alex Kryvosheyin 3 - 1 Max Gillanders

Handicap B Final: Gerry Barry 3 - Paddy Doyle 0
Handicap B Plate: Ciaran Roche def. Christine Mooney

Thank you everyone for an amazing tournament & see you next year!

It's that time of year again 🎄- last chance to get your entries in for our annual Handicap & Open tournaments, deadline is imminent! Enter using SportyHQ here: https://www.sportyhq.com/tournament/view/The-Bunsen-Old-Belvedere-Open-2024 and https://www.sportyhq.com/tournament/view/THE-BUNSEN-Old-Belvedere-Senior-Handicap-2024

The death occurred today of Brian McNally and the squash community sends its heartfelt prayers and sympathy to his wife Ber and family.

Brian, an exceptional and kind man, gave so much of his time to our sport. He ran the Leinster Vets and Irish Masters events for so many years. He replicated this at the Guinness Squash Club and then at Old Belvedere Squash Club in Dublin.

Brian also represented Ireland as a Masters international.

Old Belvedere Squash Club honoured Brian with life membership in recognition of his extraordinary contribution to the club. Brian’s legacy at Old Belvedere is simply immeasurable and he will be missed greatly by everyone at the club, past and present.

A huge loss to squash in Ireland.
Ar Dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis.

Funeral arrangements are at rip.ie

Pictured: Brian McNally (second left) with (from L-R) Brian Williams, Peter Shine, Donal Byrne and Denis Brady.