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06 Sept 2025
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Clovin O Brien (L) and Dylan Rees (R) at the Final
Local Carlow snooker player, Colvin O Brien, made it all the way to the World Disability Snooker Championship Final in Thailand this past week.
He made it the final where he came up against fellow Irishman, Dylan Rees, who eventually won their match and took home the title winning by 3 frames in the final.
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Colvin took to his Facebook page to share his feelings following the final:
"Unfortunately I fell at the Final Hurdle I'm so dissappointed the way I played in that world final.
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