The billiard tournament held in William St, Limerick, has proven to be a tremendous success, with 53 participants vying for victory. The event saw intense competition, with the first rounds leaving a field of 16 exceptional players for the second round. The handicap was set at 300, with Sergeant Henry Smyth, a skilled player in police circles, receiving universal praise for his fair arrangement of the starters’ points. Head Constable Moore efficiently directed the proceedings, ensuring everyone’s satisfaction.

The final round is currently underway, with Sergeants Bonvnge and Brennan, along with Constables Traynor, McCov, and Taheny, competing fiercely for the top spot. The tournament showcases remarkable skill and precision, leaving spectators at the edge of their seats. The competition promises to be a close one, with skill and technique potentially overcoming luck. The event has garnered much attention and interest among the people, and the participants have been lauded for their talent and sportsmanship.

Constabulary Gazette (Dublin) – Saturday 01 April 1905