Cork teams have enjoyed great success in Killarney and as always, the Crucible Club will start as leading fancies

Caoimhín Kelleher, Jake O'Brien, Alan Browne, Chiedozie Ogbene, and Adam Idah all feature

Bulman progressed out of his group with flying colours and beat some of Europe's best amateurs along the way

Youghal defeated Cork rivals the Crucible in the decider in Killarney

Barry Drake looks ahead to this weekend's exciting snooker action in Killarney

Cork native has made incredible progress since focusing on the sport as a 12-year-old as he tells John Coughlan

UNCERTAINTY rules supreme at the moment in Irish amateur snooker with no clear indications on when the sport resumes.

Cork young gun is one of world snooker's rising stars

Northsider is competing on the World Snooker Tour after lifting U18 and U21 titles

AARON HILL, at just 18 years of age, has had a remarkable amateur career, winning practically everything there was to win in the game.

IN a year where Cork sport hasn’t exactly exploded with success at least the snooker fraternity on Leeside can take pride in what was an extraordinary year for one Aaron Hill.

CORK snooker ace Aaron Hill was defeated at Milton Keyes in the BetVictor German Masters qualifiers.  The young cue master went down to a 5-0 defeat to world number 30 Liang Wenbo.

CORK snooker ace Aaron Hill recorded an impressive win in the BetVictor German Masters first round qualifiers 5-2.

AARON Hill was back in action on Monday at the Marshall Arena in Milton Keyes in the Matchroom. live English Open, against world number 80 Chang Bingyu from China.

SADLY, Cork snooker ace Aaron Hill’s dream of progressing in the quarter-finals of the Bet Victor European Masters came to an end when he lost out 5-1 to Yan Bingtao.

AT just 18-years-old, Aaron Hill, from Cathedral Road in Cork city, pulled off one of the greatest upsets in Irish sport.

AARON Hill has caused one of the biggest shocks in the history of snooker.

CORK’S Aaron Hill really made a mark at the BetVictor European Open Snooker Championships in Milton Keyes when he defeated world-ranked number 94 Andy Hicks 5-2 with a fantastic display.

JUST a week ago it was all doom and gloom in relation to competitive snooker in Ireland, what a difference a week makes in sport as the National Governing Body RIBSA have made three significant announcements starting with a new support grant for our ...

WHAT a terrible week it has been for Irish amateur snooker with three major cancellations at a time when everyone was looking to the re-opening of the game and the AGM of the national governing body primed for a fresh new look at the game in Ireland.

THE Crucible snooker club, under the supervision of David Joyce, has the game on Leeside back up and running with a competitive snooker tournament that has really caught the imagination.

THE 2020 International snooker challenge cup will definitely go ahead in October according to the ICC chairman Robert Murphy.

AARON Hill and Ross Bulman will be flying the Cork flag in Sheffield soon at the World Snooker qualifiers for the 2020 World Championships.

AARON HILL and Tomás Singleton both come from Cathedral Rd, the spine of the northside of Cork City and both have played snooker for the famous Crucible snooker club.

THE National Senior Snooker championship title is the only one to evade a Cork cue-man.

THE Republic of Ireland Billiards & Snooker Association have produced a roadmap for re-opening snooker and billiards in Ireland in conjunction with Sport Ireland and facilitate a safe and controlled re-opening of billiard and snooker events.

LAST August the Nation celebrated the victory of the Republic of Ireland Masters team who for the very first time won the Home Nations at the Northern Snooker Centre in Leeds.

DOUBLE European champion Aaron Hill is biting at the bit to get going again, but the young man is pretty honest about the whole situation and has his priorities completely right.

CORK’S Ancient Order of Hibernians or the AOH as it is better known is an established sporting organisation in Cork for many decades and is one of the most respected associations in the country.