The Irish Wheelchair Basketball season began this weekend with the Basketball Ireland InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup Quarter Finals taking place in IWA-Sport, Clontarf.
In the first game of the day Ballybrack Bulls faced North East Thunder. The first half was a tightly contested affair but the Bulls found another gear to go up in and calmed the storm that North East Thunder tried to bring. Winning 61-49, Ballybrack booked a place in the semi-final, with their opponents in the next round to be decided later in the day.
21 September 2024; Zane O’Hoistin of North East Thunder in action against Oran Spain of Ballybrack Bulls during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Zane O’Hoistin of North East Thunder during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Martin Murphy of North East Thunder during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Turlach Cotter of North East Thunder in action against Lester Cassidy of Ballybrack Bulls during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Kate Reddy of North East Thunder in action against Ryan Jason of Ballybrack Bulls during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Zane O’Hoistin of North East Thunder during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Martin Murphy of North East Thunder scores a free throw during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Jonathan Hayes of Ballybrack Bulls, right, celebrates with team-mate Ryan Jason after their side’s victory in the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Valene Ryan of Ballybrack Bulls, left, celebrates with team-mates after their side’s victory in the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Graham Merrigan of Ballybrack Bulls in attendance during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Graham Merrigan of Ballybrack Bulls in attendance during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Ballybrack Bulls head coach Mark Barry speaks to his players before the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Ballybrack Bulls head coach Mark Barry speaks to his players before the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Ballybrack Bulls head coach Mark Barry speaks to his players before the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Ballybrack Bulls head coach Mark Barry speaks to his players before the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; The Ballybrack Bulls team before the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; The North East Thunder team before the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Oran Spain of Ballybrack Bulls in action against Martin Murphy of North East Thunder during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Ryan Jason of Ballybrack Bulls in action against Martin Murphy of North East Thunder during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Ryan Jason of Ballybrack Bulls in action against Kate Reddy of North East Thunder during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Oran Spain of Ballybrack Bulls in action against Zane O’Hoistin of North East Thunder during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Ryan Jason of Ballybrack Bulls in action against Turlach Cotter of North East Thunder during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Oran Spain of Ballybrack Bulls during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Jonathan Hayes of Ballybrack Bulls in action against Zane O’Hoistin of North East Thunder during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Jonathan Hayes of Ballybrack Bulls, left, high fives team-mate Jack Shannon Cole at half time during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Oran Spain of Ballybrack Bulls in action against Martin Murphy, right, and Sam Jablansky of North East Thunder during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Jonathan Hayes of Ballybrack Bulls in action against Martin Murphy of North East Thunder during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Oran Spain of Ballybrack Bulls in action against Sam Jablansky of North East Thunder during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Ryan Jason of Ballybrack Bulls in action against David Griffith of North East Thunder during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Valene Ryan of Ballybrack Bulls in action against Sam Jablansky, left, and Turlach Cotter of North East Thunder during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Oran Spain of Ballybrack Bulls during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Ryan Jason of Ballybrack Bulls in action against David Griffith of North East Thunder during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE ***
Defending champions and winners of the competition over the last five years, Cork’s Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club took on Titans Wheelers of Galway. In what was an incredibly one-sided affair, the Rebels were far too strong for Titans, with the game almost as good as done by the end of the first quarter. With Rebel Wheelers comfortable, it presented the opportunity for their younger players who had recently moved up from juniors to get game time. Cathal Lynch came away with three points on a debut he stated “couldn’t have gone any better”. Rebel Wheelers moved on to the semi-finals with a final score of 89-28.
21 September 2024; Darragh O’Regan of Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club and Titans Wheelers at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Paul Ryan of Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club and Titans Wheelers at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Oisin O’Connor of Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club in action against Elaine O’Halloran of Titans during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club and Titans Wheelers at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Paul Ryan of Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club in action against Xtremea Ewean of Titans during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club and Titans Wheelers at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Darragh O’Regan of Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club and Titans Wheelers at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Paul Ryan of Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club in action against Elaine O’Halloran of Titans during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club and Titans Wheelers at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Oisin O’Connor of Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club and Titans Wheelers at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Adam Drummond of Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club celebrates with team-mates after their side’s victory in the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club and Titans Wheelers at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Stephen Melvin of Titans during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club and Titans Wheelers at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Darragh O’Regan of Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club, left, celebrates with team-mate Conor Simpson after their side’s victory in the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club and Titans Wheelers at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Stephen Melvin of Titans in action against Conor Simpson of Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club and Titans Wheelers at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; John Blake of Titans in action against Cathal Lynch of Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club and Titans Wheelers at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Stephen Melvin of Titans in action against Conor Simpson of Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club and Titans Wheelers at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Xtremea Ewean of Titans in the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club and Titans Wheelers at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; John Blake of Titans during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club and Titans Wheelers at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Stephen Melvin of Titans during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club and Titans Wheelers at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club players celebrate after their side’s victory in the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club and Titans Wheelers at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; John Blake of Titans in action against Conor Simpson of Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club and Titans Wheelers at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Stephen Melvin of Titans in the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club and Titans Wheelers at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Oisin O’Connor of Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club celebrates with team-mates after their side’s victory in the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club and Titans Wheelers at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; The Titans Wheelers team before the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club and Titans Wheelers at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; The Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club team before the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club and Titans Wheelers at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Darragh O’Regan of Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club in action against Xtremea Ewean of Titans during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club and Titans Wheelers at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Alex Hennebry of Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club in action against Stephen Melvin of Titans during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club and Titans Wheelers at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Darragh O’Regan of Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club in action against Xtremea Ewean of Titans during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club and Titans Wheelers at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Oisin O’Connor of Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club in action against Xtremea Ewean of Titans during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club and Titans Wheelers at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Darragh O’Regan of Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club makes a break during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club and Titans Wheelers at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE ***
In a rematch of last year’s semi-final, Limerick Celtics and South East Swifts faced off. Limerick Celtics started strong and put Swifts backs up against the wall. However, a fightback in the second half of the contest, it looked like the Carlow side could be mounting an impressive comeback. But despite their efforts, the damage was already done and Limerick got their revenge for last year’s defeat by returning to the semi-finals to book a replay of the 2023 final against Rebel Wheelers. Limerick were victorious with a score of 49-38
21 September 2024; James McCarthy of Limerick Celtics in action against Sophie Denieffe of South East Swifts during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Limerick Celtics and South East Swifts at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Joseph Hargrow of Limerick Celtics in action against Patrick O’Neill, left, and Aron Homan of South East Swifts during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Limerick Celtics and South East Swifts at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Tadhg Buckley of Limerick Celtics in action against Aron Homan, right, and Patrick O’Neill of South East Swifts during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Limerick Celtics and South East Swifts at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; James McCarthy of Limerick Celtics during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Limerick Celtics and South East Swifts at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Tadhg Buckley of Limerick Celtics in action against Michael Murphy, right, and Aron Homan of South East Swifts during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Limerick Celtics and South East Swifts at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Joseph Hargrow of Limerick Celtics in action against Patrick O’Neill of South East Swifts during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Limerick Celtics and South East Swifts at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Joseph Hargrow of Limerick Celtics in action against Patrick O’Neill of South East Swifts during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Limerick Celtics and South East Swifts at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Joseph Hargrow of Limerick Celtics during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Limerick Celtics and South East Swifts at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Tadhg Buckley of Limerick Celtics during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Limerick Celtics and South East Swifts at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Joseph Hargrow of Limerick Celtics celebrates after his side’s victory in the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Limerick Celtics and South East Swifts at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Tadhg Buckley of Limerick Celtics, left, celebrates with team-mate Seamus Long after their side’s victory in the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Limerick Celtics and South East Swifts at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; James McCarthy of Limerick Celtics, left, celebrates with team-mate Aaron Galvin after their side’s victory in the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Limerick Celtics and South East Swifts at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Patrick O’Neill of South East Swifts in action against Aaron Galvin of Limerick Celtics during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Limerick Celtics and South East Swifts at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Patrick O’Neill of South East Swifts during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Limerick Celtics and South East Swifts at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Aron Homan of South East Swifts in action against Seamus Long of Limerick Celtics during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Limerick Celtics and South East Swifts at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; (USE MATCH TEMPLATE) during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Ballybrack Bulls and North East Thunder at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Players from both sides shake hands after the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Limerick Celtics and South East Swifts at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Jake Hennessy of South East Swifts in action against Joseph Hargrow of Limerick Celtics during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Limerick Celtics and South East Swifts at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Patrick O’Neill of South East Swifts in action against Joseph Hargrow of Limerick Celtics during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Limerick Celtics and South East Swifts at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; The Limerick Celtics team before the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Limerick Celtics and South East Swifts at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; The South East Swifts team before the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Limerick Celtics and South East Swifts at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; James McCarthy of Limerick Celtics in action against Aron Homan of South East Swifts during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Limerick Celtics and South East Swifts at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; James McCarthy of Limerick Celtics scores a basket under pressure from Jamie Strappe of South East Swifts during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Limerick Celtics and South East Swifts at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Tadhg Buckley of Limerick Celtics scores a basket under pressure from Patrick O’Neill of South East Swifts during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Limerick Celtics and South East Swifts at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Joseph Hargrow of Limerick Celtics in action against Aron Homan of South East Swifts during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Limerick Celtics and South East Swifts at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; James McCarthy of Limerick Celtics in action against Aron Homan of South East Swifts during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Limerick Celtics and South East Swifts at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE ***
Killester WCB and Clonaslee WCB were last to take to the court and decide who’ll face Ballybrack Bulls in the semi-finals. A game that started out with a Clonaslee side looking refreshed after a summer break, it didn’t take long for Killester to find their groove and keep them at arms length.
Poor possession from Clonaslee throughout, whenever they tried to get a foot back in the game the Dublin side were able to knock them back. The final score 49-37, pencilling in a Dublin derby for the semi-finals where Killester and Ballybrack Bulls will go head to head.
21 September 2024; Patrick Forbes of Killester during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Killester Wheelchair Basketball Club and Clonaslee Wheelchair Basketball Club at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Patrick Forbes of Killester takes a free throw during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Killester Wheelchair Basketball Club and Clonaslee Wheelchair Basketball Club at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Patrick Forbes of Killester takes a free throw during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Killester Wheelchair Basketball Club and Clonaslee Wheelchair Basketball Club at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Bledar Suxha of Killester takes a free throw during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Killester Wheelchair Basketball Club and Clonaslee Wheelchair Basketball Club at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Darren Healy of Killester during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Killester Wheelchair Basketball Club and Clonaslee Wheelchair Basketball Club at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Patrick Forbes of Killester during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Killester Wheelchair Basketball Club and Clonaslee Wheelchair Basketball Club at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Bledar Suxha of Killester in action against Dermot Berry of Clonaslee during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Killester Wheelchair Basketball Club and Clonaslee Wheelchair Basketball Club at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Conor Dufficy of Clonaslee in action against Bledar Suxha of Killester during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Killester Wheelchair Basketball Club and Clonaslee Wheelchair Basketball Club at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Dermot Berry of Clonaslee wins a high ball ahead of Darren Healy of Killester during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Killester Wheelchair Basketball Club and Clonaslee Wheelchair Basketball Club at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Conor Dufficy of Clonaslee in action against Bledar Suxha of Killester during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Killester Wheelchair Basketball Club and Clonaslee Wheelchair Basketball Club at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Conor Dufficy of Clonaslee in action against Bledar Suxha of Killester during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Killester Wheelchair Basketball Club and Clonaslee Wheelchair Basketball Club at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; The Clonaslee Wheelchair Basketball Club team before the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Killester Wheelchair Basketball Club and Clonaslee Wheelchair Basketball Club at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; The Clonaslee Wheelchair Basketball Club team before the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Killester Wheelchair Basketball Club and Clonaslee Wheelchair Basketball Club at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** 21 September 2024; Cian Horgan of Killester in action against Kevin Tully of Clonaslee during the Basketball Ireland Insuremyhouse.ie National Cup quarter-final match between Killester Wheelchair Basketball Club and Clonaslee Wheelchair Basketball Club at the IWA Gym & Sports Hall in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Basketball 24/25 season began with 8 teams from across Ireland contesting the quarter-finals of the InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup and these will be followed by the opening round of the Wheelchair Basketball Junior Blitz on Sunday, featuring young players aged 5-17. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE ***
The Irish Wheelchair Basketball League begins on October 5th at IWA-Sport, Clontarf, with the semi-finals of the Basketball Ireland InsureMyHouse.ie National Cup taking place in January over the weekend of the 10th and 11th in Cork.
