Category: National Leagues

February 10, 2019

Basketball Ireland Men’s Super League Cup 2005-2013

Men’s SuperLeague Cup Finals 2005-2013

Year	Winner		Runner-Up
2005-06	UCC Demons	81	Limerick Lions	79
2006-07	Abrakebabra Tigers Tralee	85	UCC Demons	70
2007-08	DART Killester	82	Abrakebabra Tigers Tralee	74
2008-09	UCC Demons	98	DART Killester	86
2009-10	Killester	94	UCC Demons	69
2010-11	UCD Marian	60	11890 Killester	57
2011-12	Dublin Thunder	85	UCD Marian	45
2012-13	Bord Gais Neptune	85	UL Eagles	65

References

Sources

[1] Anon. (2006) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, January 30, 2006. pp. 48-49

[2] Anon. (2007) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, January 29, 2007. pp. 48-49

[3] Anon. (2008) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, January 28, 2008. pp. 78-79

[4] Anon. (2009) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, January 36, 2009. pp. 42-43

[5] Anon. (2010) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, February 1, 2010. pp. 58-59

[6] Anon. (2011) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, January 31, 2011. pp. 52-53

[7] Anon. (2012) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, January 30, 2012. pp. 44-45

Note: An Archive of The Irish Independent is available to view online at The Irish Newspaper Archive which is a subscription service: https://www.irishnewsarchive.com

Websites

[8] Eurobasket (2013) Ireland: Basketball SuperLeague 2012-13 [Internet] Available from: http://www.eurobasket.com/Ireland/basketball-Super-League-2012-13.asp [Accessed 22 September 2016] – Note:Link no longer available

Images

[9] Sligo Sports and Recreation (2017) Basketball Ireland logo [Internet] Available from: http://www.sligosportandrecreation.ie/wp-content/uploads/basketball-ireland-logo.jpg [Accessed 10 March 2017]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to John Folan

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Last Updated: 10 February 2019

February 10, 2019

Basketball Ireland | National League | Women’s Super League 2016-2018

BI Women’s Super League 2016-17

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Ambassador UCC Glanmire	16	14	2	1156	909	42
Courtyard Liffey Celtics	16	12	4	1103	922	36
DCU Mercy	16	11	5	1060	894	33
Pyrobel Killester	16	9	7	1040	1010	27
Maxol WIT Wildcats	16	8	8	890	863	24
Portlaoise Panthers	16	8	8	1016	1022	24
Singleton SuperValu Brunell	16	5	11	936	1078	15
NUIG Mystics	16	3	13	827	1095	9
Meteors	16	2	14	822	1057	6

[1]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
25.03.2017	Courtyard Liffey Celtics	62	DCU Mercy	55
25.03.2017	Ambassador UCC Glanmire	72	Pyrobel Killester	58
	Final (Letterkenny IT)
01.04.2017	Ambassador UCC	54	Courtyard Liffey Celtics	64

[2][3]

BI Women’s Super League 2017-18

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
cx – Courtyard Liffey Celtics	16	13	2	1091	940	39
x – DCU Mercy	16	12	4	1155	874	36
x – Ambassador UCC Glanmire	16	12	4	1285	971	36
x – Pyrobel Killester	16	11	5	1138	1029	33
Singleton SuperValu Brunell	16	10	6	1141	1107	30
Maxol WIT Wildcats	16	5	11	1005	1126	15
IT Carlow Basketball	16	4	12	985	1202	12
Portlaoise Panthers	16	4	12	893	1172	12
NUIG Mystics	16	1	15	846	1118	3

[4]

Date	Home Team		Away team
	Semi-Finals
19.03.2018	DCU Mercy	60	Ambassador UCC Glanmire	72
19.03.2018	Courtyard Liffey Celtics	80	Pyrobel Killester	60
	Final
24.03.2018	Courtyard Liffey Celtics	63	Ambassador UCC Glanmire	76

[5]

References

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Websites

[1] Basketball Ireland (2017) Women’s Super League [Internet] Available from: http://www.basketballireland.ie/womenssuper [Accessed 28 March 2017]

[2] Basketball Ireland (2017) Women’s Super League Playoffs [Internet] Available from: http://www.basketballireland.ie/wslplayoffs [Accessed 28 March 2017]

[3] Basketball Ireland (2017) News [Internet] Available from: http://www.basketballireland.ie/news-detail/10021603/ [Accessed 3 April 2017]

[4] Basketball Ireland (2018) Womens Super League [Internet] Available from: http://www.basketballireland.ie/womenssuper [Accessed 26 March 2018]

[5] Basketball Ireland (2018) Womens Super Top 4 PO [Internet] Available from: http://www.basketballireland.ie/womenssupertop4po [Accessed 26 March 2018]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Ann Hanley, Killester and Ireland National Team.

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Eirball | Irish North American and World Sports Archive

Last Updated: 10 February 2019

February 10, 2019

Basketball Ireland | National League | Women’s Division 1 2013-2018

BI National League Women’s Division 1 2013-14

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
*Portlaoise Panthers	12	10	2			32
*Tm McCarthy’s St. Mary’s	12	8	4			28
*Tralee Imperials	12	8	4			28
*Oblate Dynamos	12	7	5			26
NUIG Mystics	12	5	7			22
IT Carlow	12	4	8			20
UL Huskies #(-1)	12	0	12			11

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Date	Home Team		Away team
	Semi-Finals
	Team Tom McCarthy’s	44	Tralee Imperials	59
	Portlaoise Panthers	71	Oblate Dynamos	71
	Final
	Portlaoise Panthers	33	Tralee Imperials	51

[2][3]

BI National League Women’s Division 1 2014-15

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
*Portlaoise Panthers	10	10	0			30
*Team Denjoes American Style [St. Mary’s]	10	5	5			20
*Oblate Dynamos	10	5	5			20
*Garvey’s Tralee Imperials	10	4	6			18
NUIG Mystics	10	4	6			18
IT Carlow	10	2	8			14

[4]

Date	Home Team		Away team
	Semi-Finals 1st Leg
	Garvey’s Tralee Imperials	51	Portlaoise Panthers	62
	Oblate Dynamos	65	Team Denjoes American Style	64
	Semi-Finals 2nd Leg
	Portlaoise Panthers	50	Garvey’s Tralee Imperials	53
	Team Denjoes American Style	65	Oblate Dynamos	68
	Final
	Portlaoise Panthers	59	Oblate Dynamos	63

[4]

BI National League Women’s Division 1 2015-16

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
*NUIG Mystics	16	15	1			46
*Fr. Mathews	16	12	4			40
*Team Denjoes American Style	16	11	5			38
*Oblate Dynamos	16	9	7			34
*Ulster Rockets	16	8	8			32
*Team Garvey’s Tralee	16	7	9			30
IT Carlow	16	6	10			28
Marble City Hawks	16	4	12			24
Longford Falcons	16	0	16			16

[5]

Date	Home Team		Away team
	Quarter-Finals
	Oblate Dynamos	45	Ulster Rockets	70
	Team Denjoes American Style	57	Team Garvey’s Tralee	41
	Semi-Final
	NUIG Mystics	68	Ulster Rockets	58
	Fr. Mathews	68	Team Denjoes American Style	60
	Final
	NUIG Mystics	79	Fr. Mathews	61

[6]

BI National League Women’s Division 1 2016-17

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
IT Carlow Basketball	12	11	1	771	678	33
UL Huskies	12	9	3	768	724	27
Marble City Hawks	12	7	5	709	670	21
Ulster Rockets	12	7	5	739	715	21
Ulster University Elks	12	3	9	755	817	9
Fr. Mathews	12	3	9	677	731	9
Oblate Dynamos	12	2	10	732	816	6

[7]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals (WIT)
25.03.2017	UL Huskies	57	Marble City Hawks	60
25.03.2017	IT Carlow Basketball	71	Ulster Rockets	54
	Final (LYIT)
01.04.2017	IT Carlow Basketball	47	Marble City Hawks	55

[8]

BI WNL Division 1 2017-18

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Marble City Hawks	12	11	1	769	659	33
UL Huskies	12	7	5	803	744	21
Fr Mathews	12	7	5	809	775	21
Griffith College Swords Thunder	12	6	6	818	799	18
Meteors	12	6	6	714	701	18
FabPlus North West	12	3	9	718	854	9
Ulster University Elks	12	2	10	747	846	6

Reference: [9]

Date	Home Team		Away team
	Semi-Finals
18.03.18	Marble City Hawks	75	Griffith College Swords Thunder	52
18.03.18	UL Huskies	61	Fr. Mathews	73
	Final
24.03.18	Marble City Hawks	43	Fr. Mathews	48

References: [10]

References

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Sources

[1] (2014) “Basketball”. Irish Examiner. Monday, March 10, 2014. pp. 64-65.

[2] (2014) “Basketball”. Irish Examiner. Monday, March 17, 2014. pp. 62-63.

[3] (2014) “Basketball”. Irish Examiner. Monday, March 24, 2014. pp. 52-53.

Websites

[4] Basketball Ireland Comortais (2015) Women’s Division 1 2014-15 [Internet] Available from: http://bi.comortais.com/competition.aspx?oId=1001&id=1079 [Accessed 27 October 2016]

[5] Basketball Ireland (2016) Women’s Division 1 2015-16 [Internet] Available from: http://www.basketballireland.ie/womensdivision1/ [Accessed 21 September 2016]

[6] Basketball Ireland (2016) Women’s Division 1 Playoffs 2015-16 [Internet] Available from: http://www.basketballireland.ie/womensdivision1playoffs/ [Accessed 21 September 2016]

[7] Basketball Ireland (2017) Women’s Division 1 2016-17 [Internet] Available from: http://www.basketballireland.ie/womensdivision1/ [Accessed 20 March 2017]

[8] Basketball Ireland (2017) Women’s Division 1 Playoffs 2016-17 [Internet] Available from: http://www.basketballireland.ie/wd1playoffs [Accessed 28 March 2017]

[9] Basketball Ireland (2018) Womens Division 1 [Internet] Available from: http://www.basketballireland.ie/womensdivision1/ [Accessed 26 March 2018]

[10] Basketball Ireland (2018) Womens Division 1 Top 4 PO [Internet] Available from: http://www.basketballireland.ie/womensdivison1top4po/ [Accessed 26 March 2018]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Ann Hanley, Killester and Ireland National Team.

About this document

Researched, compiled and written by Enda Mulcahy for the

Eirball | Irish North American and World Sports Archive

Last Updated: 10 February 2019

You may quote this document in part provided that proper acknowledgement is given to the authors. All Rights Resereved.

February 10, 2019

Irish Basketball Association National League Women’s Division 2 1991-1997

IBA Women’s NBL Division 2 1991-92

	P	W	L	Pts
Drimnagh Dynamos	14	10	4	20
Snowcream Wexford	14	9	5	18
Brunell	14	9	5	18
Carrick-on-Shannon	14	7	7	14
Eagles [Kildare]	14	7	7	14
Thor Sporting Belfast	14	7	7	14
Keltic	14	6	8	12
Athlone	14	1	13	2

[2]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	2nd Place Playoff
	Snowcream Wexford	76	Brunell	69

[7]

IBA Women’s NBL Division 2 1992-93

	P	W	L	Pts
Oscar Taylor’s Killester	12	10	2	20
Carrick-on-Shannon	12	7	5	14
Brunell	12	6	6	12
Sporting Belfast	12	6	6	12
Eagles	12	5	7	10
Keltic	12	5	7	10
Elan Athlone	12	2	10	4

[3]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Final
	Carrick-on-Shannon	57	Oscar Taylor’s Killester	59

IBA Women’s NBL Division 2 1993-94

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	P	W	L	Pts
Snowcream Wexford	14	13	1	26
Parcelforce Sporting Belfast	14	11	3	22
Slevin Group Mid Sutton-Baldoyle	14	11	3	22
Carrick-on-Shannon	14	8	6	16
Silken Thomas Eagles	14	5	9	10
Elan Athlone	14	3	11	6
Dublin Crusaders	14	3	11	6
Dublin Celtic	14	2	12	4

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	2nd Place Playoff
	Mid Sutton-Baldoyle	71	Sporting Belfast	63

[8][9]

IBA Women’s NBL Division 2 1994-95

	P	W	L	Pts
Brunell	12	9	3	30
Atlantic Ballybunnion	12	8	4	28
Eagles	12	6	6	24
Parcelforce Sporting Belfast	12	6	6	24
Athlone	12	1	11	14

[5]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Promotion Playoff
	Atlantic Ballybunnion	69	Oscar Taylor Killester	51

[11]

IBA Women’s NBL Division 2 1995-96

	P	W	L	Pts
Mid Sutton-Baldoyle	12	9	3	30
Athlone	12	8	4	28
Silken Thomas Eagles	12	7	5	26
TNT Killester	12	6	6	24
Sporting Belfast	12	5	7	22
Castleisland	12	4	8	20
Coasters	12	3	9	18

[6]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	Mid Sutton-Baldoyle	45	Killester	44
	Eagles	72	Athlone	55
	Final
	Mid Sutton-Baldoyle	74	Eagles	61

[9]

IBA Women’s NBL Division 2 1996-97

	P	W	L	Pts
Buckley Sports Blarney	12	12	0	36
TNT Killester	12	9	3	30
Firhouse Coasters	12	7	5	26
Sporting Belfast	12	6	6	24
Riverisland Castleisland	12	5	7	22
Silken Thomas Eagles	12	2	10	16
Atlantic Ballybunnion # (-1)	12	1	11	13

[10]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals


	Final
	Killester	79	Buckley Sports Blarney	75 ot

Report

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The Irish Basketball Association rebranded the Ladies National Basketball League as the Women’s National League in 1991. Division 2 was the Second Tier.

Drimnagh Dynamoes would win the Division in 1991-92 on a 10-4 record, but lose the Final 62-44 to Snowcream Wexford. The following year Killester would top the league on 10-2 and defeat Carrick-on-Shannon, by two points 59-57 in the Final.

Snowcream Wexford would be back in Division 2 after one season in Division 1 and would win the title with 13 wins from 14 matches. The 1994-95 season would see a drop in the number of teams to five as Brunell of Cork took the title with a 9-3 record. MSB wouuld take the title in 1995-96 with a 9-3 record and defeat Eagles of Kildare 74-61 in the Final.

Following the 1996-97 season which was won by Blarney with an unblemished 12-0 record, though they lost the Final to Killester in Overtime, 79-75, it was decided to merge Divisions 1 & 2 into one Super League, with a Regional League below this.

References

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Articles

[2] (1992) “Citrus Spring League Final standings”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. Number 21. April 1992 pp. 7

[3] (1993) “WOMENS NATIONAL LEAGUE”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. Number 24. April 1993 pp. 15-17

[4] (1994) “Budweiser Superleague Final”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. Number 27. March 1994 pp. 16-17

[5] (1995) “Gateaux Women’s League Final Standing”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. Number 30. March 1995 pp. 30

[6] (1996) “MSB return to top flight”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. Number 33. April 1996. pp. 29

Sources

[7] (1992) “North Mon plough into stars: DETAIL”. Irish Independent. Monday, March 16, 1992. pp. 3224-25.

[8] (1994) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, February 28, 1994. pp. 26-27.

[9] (1994) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, March 14, 1994. pp. 24-25.

[10] (1997) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, March 3, 1997. pp. 28-29.

[11] (1995) “Basketball Reults”. Irish Examiner. Monday, March 13, 1995. pp. 14-15.

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Ann Hanley, Killester and Ireland National Team.

About this document

Researched, compiled and written by Enda Mulcahy for the

Eirball | Irish North American and World Sports Archive

Last Updated: 10 February 2019

You may quote this document in part provided that proper acknowledgement is given to the authors. All Rights Resereved.

February 10, 2019

Basketball Ireland | National League | Men’s Super League 2016-2018

BI Men’s Super League 2016-17

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
x – Templeogue	22	20	2	1906	1619	60
x – Griffith Swords Thunder	22	19	3	1902	1518	54
y – Garvey’s Tralee Warriors	22	17	5	1773	1590	51
y – UCD Marian	22	17	5	1871	1656	51
y – Pyrobel Killester	22	13	9	1683	1601	39
y – UCC Demons	22	12	10	1776	1827	36
SSE Airtricity Moycullen	22	9	13	1730	1784	27
DCU Saints	22	7	15	1628	1754	21
Commercial.ie Eanna	22	6	16	1568	1746	18
Belfast Star	22	6	16	1564	1717	18
KUBS BC	22	5	17	1526	1731	15
r – Radisson Blu UL Eagles	22	1	21	1387	1771	3

[2]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Quarter-Finals
	Maree	67	Garvey’s Tralee Warriors	82
	Ulster University Elks	56	UCD Marian	80
	Semi-Finals (LYIT)
	Templeogue	71	UCD Marian	64
	Griffith Swords Thunder	64	Garvey’s Tralee Warriors	64
	Final (LYIT)
	Templeogue	73	Garvey’s Tralee Warriors	74ot

[3][4]

BI Men’s Super League 2017-18

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
c – UCD Marian	23	18	5	1863	1646	54
x – Pyrobel Killester	23	17	6	1964	1692	51
y – Black Amber Templeogue	22	16	6	1939	1802	48
y – Garveys Tralee Warriors	22	16	6	1761	1621	48
y – Griffith College Swords Thunder	22	14	8	1807	1575	42
y – UCC Demons	22	13	9	1965	1852	39
Belfast Star	21	9	12	1555	1535	27
Moycullen	21	9	12	1649	1676	27
DCU Saints	22	8	14	1738	1950	24
Maree	22	6	16	1685	1954	18
q – Eanna	22	4	18	1642	1823	12
r – KUBS BC	22	2	20	1490	1932	6

[5]

Date	Home Team		Away team
	Promotion/Relegation Playoff (Waterford)
21.03.2018	Eanna	67	Neptune	78

[7]

Date	Home Team		Away team
	Quarter-Finals
18.03.2018	Black Amber Templeogue	90	UCC Demons	77
18.03.2018	Garvey’s Tralee Warriors	78	Griffith College Swords Thunder	71
	Semi-Finals
21.03.2018	Pyrobel Killester	73	Black Amber Templeogue	75
22.03.2018	UCD Marian	78	Garvey’s Tralee Warriors	82
	Final
24.03.2018	Black Amber Templeogue	61	Garvey’s Tralee Warriors	73

[6]

Points System: 3 Pts Win / 0 Pts Loss / Tied teams separated by Points Difference (PF – PA)

c – Super League Champions / x – Qualify for Champions Trophy Semi-Finals / y – Qualify for Champions Trophy Quarter-Finals / q – Enter Promotion-Relegation Playoff / r – relegated to Division 1

The Amateur Basketball Association of Ireland was created in 1945, and in 1971 set up the National League. the modern era began in 1980 when the ABAI changed its name to the Irish Basketball Association (IBBA) and sanctioned the introduction of paid professional imports from America. In 1991 the First and Second Divisions were merged into One Division with two conferences, which in 1993 were split again into a Super League (First Level) and Division 1 (Second Level). They were again merged in 1998 and split once again in 2001. The Association rebranded in 2003 as Basketball Ireland and in 2013 the Super League was rebranded the Premier League for three seasons, reverting back to the name Super League in 2016. [8]

This document provides an Overview of the Super League of the Basketball Ireland Men’s National League from 2016 to 2018, which was First Level of Men’s Basketball in Ireland, and was a period when the League reverted to the Super League brandt, with each team playing Home & Away against each other team to decide the League Champion, followed by a series of Playoffs, called the Champions Trophy, which is a separate competition to the League.

References

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Websites

[2] Basketball Ireland (2018) Mens Super League [Internet] Available from: http://www.basketballireland.ie/menssuper/ [Accessed 28 March 2017]

[3] Basketball Ireland (2018) Mens Champions Trophy [Internet] Available from: http://www.basketballireland.ie/championstrophy [Accessed 28 March 2017]

[4] Basketball Ireland (2018) Results & Reaction: League Finals April 1st and 2nd [Internet] Available from: http://www.basketballireland.ie/news-detail/10021603/ [Accessed 3 April 2017]

[5] Basketball Ireland (2018) Mens Super League [Internet] Available from: http://www.basketballireland.ie/menssuper [Accessed 26 March 2018]

[6] Basketball Ireland (2018) Mens Champions Trophy [Internet] Available from: http://www.basketballireland.ie/menschampionstrophy [Accessed 12 March 2018]

[7] Basketball Ireland (2018) Recap: Neptune secure promotion while Templeogue win in OT [Internet] Available from: http://www.basketballireland.ie/news-detail/10037008/ [Accessed 26 March 2018]

[8] Basketball Ireland (2018) History [Internet] Available from: http://www.basketballireland.ie/history/ [Accessed 26 May 2018]

Images

[1] Sligo Sports and Recreation (2017) Basketball Ireland logo [Internet] Available from: http://www.sligosportandrecreation.ie/wp-content/uploads/basketball-ireland-logo.jpg [Accessed 10 March 2017]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to John Folan.

About this document

Researched, compiled and written by Enda Mulcahy for the

Eirball | Irish North American and World Sports Archive

Last Updated: 10 February 2019

February 10, 2019

Basketball Ireland | National League | Men’s Division 1 2013-2018

Basketball Ireland Men’s Division 1 2013-14

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Maree	14	13	1			40
Swords Thunder	14	11	3			36
St. Mary’s	14	10	4			34
Titans	14	9	5			32
Blue Demons	14	5	9			24
Kilkenny	14	5	9			24
Fr. Mathews	14	2	12			18
Tolka Rovers	14	1	13			16

[1][2][3][6]

Basketball Ireland Men’s Division 1 2014-15

	P	W	L	PF	PA	BP	Pts
^SSE Airtricity Moycullen	14	12	2			2	38
^Maree	14	12	2			1	37
^Eanna	14	7	7			1	22
^C&S Blue Demons	14	7	7			1	22
Team Left Bank Kilkenny	14	6	8			2	20
JM&L Auctioneers Titans	14	5	9			3	18
Fr. Mathews	14	6	8			0	18
Tolka Rovers	14	1	13			1	4

[26]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Quarter-Finals
	Eanna	68	DCU Saints	82
	C&S Blue Demons	74	BFG Neptune	84
	JM&L Auctioneers Titans	65	UCD Marian	86
	Team Left Bank Kilkenny	106	Belfast Star	99
	Semi-Finals
	DCU Saints	85	BFG Neptune	73
	UCD Marian	84	Team Left Bank Kilkenny	46
	Final
	DCU Saints	102	UCD Marian	95

[8]

Basketball Ireland Men’s Division 1 2015-16

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
*Maree	18	17	1			51
*Kubs	18	14	4			42
*Keanes SuperValu Killorglin	18	14	4			42
*Team Kilkenny	18	10	8			30
C&S Blue Demons	18	7	11			21
BFG Neptune	18	6	12			18
Kestrels	18	6	12			18
IT Carlow	18	6	12			18
Fr. Mathews	18	5	13			15
JM&L Auctioneers Titans	18	5	13			15

[9]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	Kubs	91	Team Kilkenny	81
	Maree	80	Keanes SuperValu Killorglin	76
	Final
	Maree	79	Kubs	89

[10]

BI Men’s Division 1 2016-17

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
North Conference
Maree	16	14	2	1408	1103	42
Ulster University Elks	16	13	3	1383	1195	39
EJ Sligo All-Stars	16	8	8	1298	1342	24
LYIT Donegal	16	6	10	1097	1192	18
Dublin Lions	16	4	12	1033	1250	12
Titans	16	3	13	1154	1432	9
South Conference
BFG Neptune	16	13	3	1595	1262	39
Keane’s SuperValu Killorglin	16	13	3	1362	1224	39
Kestrels	16	10	6	1336	1181	30
Team Kilkenny	16	6	10	1171	1200	18
Fr. Mathews	16	4	12	1133	1354	12
IT Carlow Basketball	16	2	14	1150	1385	6

[11]

Classification 1-4 (League)

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Day 1
18.03.2017	Maree	79	Keane’s SuperValu Killorglin	57
18.03.2017	BFG Neptune	93	Ulster Elks	97
	Day 2
19.03.2017	Keane’s SuperValu Killorglin	89	BFG Neptune	98
19.03.2017	Maree	81	Ulster Elks	70

[14]

Classification 5-8 (League)

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Day 1
18.03.17	Kestrels	107	LYIT Donegal	63
18.03.17	EJ Sligo All-Stars	28	Team Kilkenny	71
	Day 2
19.03.17	LYIT Donegal	70	EJ Sligo All-Stars	95
19.03.17	Kestrels	54	Team Kilkenny	71

[13]

Classification 9-12 (League)

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Day 1
18.03.17	Dublin Lions	75	IT Carlow Basketball	76
18.03.17	Fr. Mathews	108	Titans	70
	Day 2
19.03.17	Dublin Lions	88	Titans	77
19.03.17	IT Carlow Basketball	20	Fr. Mathews	0 #

[12]

League Cup (Playoffs)

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
01.04.17	Ulster University Elks	48	BFG Neptune	72
01.04.17	Maree	60	Keane’s SuperValu Killorglin	69
	Final
02.04..17	Keane’s SuperValu Killorglin	97	BFG Neptune	72

[15]

BI Men’s Division 1 2017-18

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Division 1A
xc – Keanes SuperValu Killorglin	19	17	2	1612	1288	51
xq – Neptune	19	16	3	1714	1351	48
x – Ballincollig	19	16	3	1704	1481	48
x – IT Carlow Basketball	19	12	7	1568	1460	36
Fr Mathews	19	11	8	1674	1564	33
Ulster University Elks	19	7	12	1522	1654	21
Portlaoise Panthers	19	7	12	1337	1502	21
Division 1B
x – Scotts Lakers St Pauls Killarney	19	10	9	1570	1514	30
x – Paris Texas Kilkenny	19	9	10	1480	1447	27
x – LIT Celtics	19	8	11	1642	1685	24
x – Dublin Lions	19	7	12	1612	1674	21
LYIT Donegal	19	7	12	1581	1814	21
EJ Sligo All-Stars	19	4	15	1387	1620	12
GameFootage.net Titans	19	2	17	1447	1796	6

[16]

Date	Home Team		Away team
	Quarter-Finals
16.03.18	Neptune	113	LIT Celtics	103
18.03.18	Keane’s SuperValu Killorglin	91	Dublin Lions	97
18.03.18	Scotts Lakers St. Pauls Killarney	85	IT Carlow Basketball	89
19.03.18	Paris Texas Kilkenny	92	Ballincollig	96
	Semi-Finals
22.03.18	Dublin Lions	80	Ballincollig	72
23.03.18	IT Carlow Basketball	91	Neptune	76
	Final (WIT)
24.03.18	Dublin Lions	72	IT Carlow Basketball	88

[17][18]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Promotion/ Relegation Playoff (WIT)
21.03.18	Eanna	67	Neptune	78

[19]

References

_________________________________________________________

Sources

[1] (2014) “Basketball”. Irish Examiner. Monday, March 10, 2014. pp. 64-65.

[2] (2014) “Basketball”. Irish Examiner. Monday, March 17, 2014. pp. 62-63.

[3] (2014) “Basketball”. Irish Examiner. Monday, March 24, 2014. pp. 52-53.

Websites

[5] Sligo Sports and Recreation (2017) Basketball Ireland logo [Internet] Available from: http://www.sligosportandrecreation.ie/wp-content/uploads/basketball-ireland-logo.jpg [Accessed 10 March 2017]

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[10] Basketball Ireland (2016) League Cup [Internet] Available from: http://www.basketballireland.ie/leaguecup/ [Accessed 21 September 2016]

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[13] Basketball Ireland (2017) Mens Division 1 5th-8th [Internet] Available from: http://www.basketballireland.ie/div15th-8th [Accessed 28 March 2017]

[14] Basketball Ireland (2017) Mens Division 1 1st-4th [Internet] Available from: http://www.basketballireland.ie/div11st-4th [Accessed 28 March 2017]

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Acknowledgements

Thanks to John Folan.

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January 29, 2019

Basketball Ireland National League Men’s Super League 2003-2013

Basketball Ireland National League 2003-04

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Northern Conference
*DART Killester	18	12	6			24
*MDS Star	18	11	7			22
*UCD Marian	18	10	8			20
St. Vincent’s	18	8	10			16
Shamrock Rovers Hoops	18	6	12			12
Southern Conference
*Tralee Tigers	20	16	4			32
*Gleneagle Lakers	20	11	9			22
*UCC Demons	20	11	9			22
Neptune	20	9	11			18
Burger King Limerick	20	7	13			14
Waterford Crystal	20	4	16			8

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Quarter-Finals
	MDS Star	81	UCC Demons	79
	Gleneagle Lakers	86	UCD Marian	79
	Semi-Finals
	Tralee Tigers	96	MDS Star	77
	DART Killester	65	Gleneagle Lakers	58
	Final
	Tralee Tigers	69	DART Killester	54

[6][7]

Basketball Ireland National League 2004-05

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Northern Conference
*Roma St. Vincent’s	21	15	6			30
*DART Killester	21	14	7			28
*UCD Marian	21	13	8			26
Ballina	21	10	11			20
MDS Star	21	7	14			14
Shamrock Rovers Hoops	21	5	16			10
Southern Conference
*Tralee Tigers	21	18	3			36
*UCC Demons	21	14	7			28
*Neptune	21	12	9			24
Limerick Lions	21	11	10			22
Waterford Crystal	21	4	17			8
Gleneagle Lakers	21	3	18			6

[20]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	UCC Demons	84	Roma St. Vincent’s	59
	Tralee Tigers	101	DART Killester	79
	Final
	UCC Demons	91	Tralee Tigers	81

[1][2][8][9]

Basketball Ireland National League 2005-06

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Northern Conference
*Ballina	19	12	7			24
*Roma St. Vincent’s	19	11	8			22
*DART Killester	19	9	10			18
MDS Star	19	6	13			12
UCD Marian	19	5	14			10
Shamrock Rovers Hoops	19	5	14			10
Southern Conference
*UCC Demons	18	15	3			30
*Limerick Lions	18	11	7			22
*Gleneagle Lakers	18	11	7			22
Tralee Tigers	18	10	8			20
Neptune	18	7	11			14

[21]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Quarter-Finals
	Roma St. Vincent’s	98	Gleneagle Lakers	91
	Limerick Lions	66	DART Killester	60
	Semi-Finals
	Roma St. Vincent’s	W	UCC Demons	L
	Limerick Lion	W	Ballina	L
	Final
	Roma St. Vincent’s	104	Limerick Lions	74

Basketball Ireland National League 2006-07

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
North
*Killester	20	15	5			35
*Ballina	20	14	6			34
*Shamrock Rovers Hoops	20	12	8			32
St. Vincent’s	20	11	9			31
MDS Star	20	9	11			29
UCD Marian	20	3	17			23
South
*Tralee Tigers	18	11	7			29
*UCC Demons	18	10	8			28
*St. Paul’s Killarney	18	8	10			26
Neptune	18	7	11			25
Limerick Lions	18	5	13			23

[22]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Quarter-Finals
	UCC Demons	82	Shamrock Rovers Hoops	78
	Merry Monk Ballina	108	St. Paul’s Killarney	88
	Semi-Finals
	Tralee Tigers		Merry Monk Ballina
	Killester		UCC Demons
	Final
	Killester	95	Merry Monk Ballina	90

[10][11]

Basketball Ireland National League 2007-08

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Northern Conference
*DART Killester	21	17	4	1888	1723	38
*DCU Saints	21	14	7	1986	1809	35
*Belfast Star	21	10	11	1769	1855	31
Hoops	21	9	12	1879	1942	30
UCD Marian	21	8	13	2024	2029	29
University of Ulster	21	3	18	1885	2133	24
Southern Conference
Abrakebabra Tigers	21	15	6	1780	1656	36
UCC Demons	21	14	7	2059	1946	35
Neptune	21	13	8	1866	1685	34
Mustang Sally St. Paul’s	21	10	11	1924	1952	31
Limerick Lions	21	7	14	1656	1797	28
Merry Monk Ballina	21	6	15	1852	2041	27

[Reference: 23; 30]

[23]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Quarter-Finals
	UCC Demons	99	Belfast Star	94
	Neptune	114	DCU Saints	97
	Semi-Finals


	Final
	Abrakebabra Tigers Tralee	66	DART Killester	62

[12][13]

Basketball Ireland National League 2008-2009

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Northern Conference
*Killester	18	14	4	1460	1300	46
*UCD Marian	18	12	6	1397	1329	42
*Belfast Star	18	10	8	1467	1461	38
DCU Saints	18	8	10	1370	1405	34
Ulster Elks	18	2	16	1436	1634	22
Southern Conference
*UCC Demons	18	17	1	1684	1306	52
*Neptune	18	10	8	1360	1414	38
*Limerick Lions	18	6	12	1287	1377	30
Abrakebabra Tigers	18	6	12	1248	1357	30
Hoops	18	5	15	1386	1512	28

[Reference: 24; 31]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Quarter-Finals
	Neptune	80	Belfast Star	72
	UCD Marian	71	Limerick Lions	61
	Semi-Final Leg 1
	Neptune	63	Killester	85
	UCD Marian	78	UCC Demons	78
	Semi-Final Leg 2
	DART Killester	97	Neptune	75
	UCC Demons	87	UCD Marian	59
	Final
	UCC Demons	81	Killester	76

[14][15][16][17]

Basketball Ireland National League 2009-10

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Northern Conference
*Killester	17	12	5			41
*Belfast Star	18	10	8			38
*DCU Saints #(-1)	18	8	10			33
UCD Marian	18	5	13			28
Ulster Elks	18	5	13			28
Southern Conference
*UL Eagles	17	14	3			45
*Neptune	18	13	5			44
*UCC Demons	18	12	6			42
Hoops	18	5	13			28
Moycullen	18	5	13			28

[25]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Quarter-Finals
	Neptune	84	DCU Saints	98
	Belfast Star	79	UCC Demons	83
	Semi-Finals
	Killester	104	DCU Saints	88
	UL Eagles	90	UCC Demons	82
	Final
	Killester	74	UL Eagles	64

[3][4][5][18]

Basketball Ireland National League 2010-11

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Northern Conference
*11890 Killester	20	16	4			52
*DCU Saints	20	13	7			46
*Belfast Star	20	8	12			36
UCD Marian	20	8	12			36
Ulster Elks	20	4	16			28
Southern Conference
*UL Eagles	19	14	5			47
*UCC Demons	19	13	6			45
*Bord Gais Neptune	19	11	8			41
Moycullen	19	1	18			21

[26]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Quarter-Finals
	UCC Demons	86	Belfast Star	88
	DCU Saints	69	Bord Gais Neptune	83
	Semi-Finals
	11890 Killester	96	Belfast Star	67
	UL Eagles	88	Bord Gais Neptune	90
	Final
	11890 Killester	84	Bord Gais Neptune	80

[19]

Basketball Ireland National League 2011-12

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Northern Conference
*DCU Saints	21	16	5			53
*Killester	21	15	6			51
*UCD Marian	21	6	15			33
Belfast Star	21	4	17			29
Southern Conference
*UCC Demons	21	16	5			53
*Bord Gais Neptune	21	12	9			45
*UL Eagles	21	11	10			43
Moycullen	21	4	17			29

[27]

Basketball Ireland National League 2012-13

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
UL Eagles	21	16	5			53
Neptune	21	13	8			47
UCC Demons	21	13	8			47
DCU Saints	21	11	10			43
Killester	21	10	11			41
UCD Marian	21	8	13			37
Moycullen	21	8	13			37
Dublin Inter	21	5	16			29

[28]

This document provides an Overview of the Super League of the Basketball Ireland Men’s National League from 2003 to 2013, which was First Level of Men’s Basketball in Ireland, and was a period when the League reverted to a Two Conference format, with each team playing Home & Away against teams in their own conference, and once against teams in the other conference, following which a series of Playoffs decided the National Champions.

In 2013, with revelations that Basketball Ireland was €1.4 Million in debt following the economic collapse in Ireland at that time, it was decided that the League was in need of restructuring in order to fix it and a Single Division, playing Home & Way was again re-introduced, with the League Rebranded as the Premier League.

References

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Sources

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[19] (2011) “Basketball”. Irish Examiner. Monday, March 7, 2011. pp. 24-25.

Websites

[20] Eurobasket (2014) Basketball Ireland Super League 2004-05 [Internet] Available from: www.eurobasket.com/Ireland/basketball-Super-League_2004-05.asp [Accessed 22 September 2016]

[21] Eurobasket (2014) Basketball Ireland Super League 2005-06 [Internet] Available from: www.eurobasket.com/Ireland/basketball-Super-League_2005-06.asp [Accessed 22 September 2016]

[22] Eurobasket (2014) Basketball Ireland Super League 2006-07 [Internet] Available from: www.eurobasket.com/Ireland/basketball-Super-League_2006-07.asp [Accessed 22 September 2016]

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Acknowledgements

Thanks to John Folan.

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Last Updated: 29 January 2019

January 20, 2019

Irish Basketball Association | National Basketball League | Women’s Division 2 1991-1997

IBA Women’s NBL Division 2 1991-92

	P	W	L	Pts
Drimnagh Dynamos	14	10	4	20
Snowcream Wexford	14	9	5	18
Brunell	14	9	5	18
Carrick-on-Shannon	14	7	7	14
Eagles [Kildare]	14	7	7	14
Thor Sporting Belfast	14	7	7	14
Keltic	14	6	8	12
Athlone	14	1	13	2

[2]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	2nd Place Playoff
	Snowcream Wexford	76	Brunell	69

[7]

IBA Women’s NBL Division 2 1992-93

	P	W	L	Pts
Oscar Taylor’s Killester	12	10	2	20
Carrick-on-Shannon	12	7	5	14
Brunell	12	6	6	12
Sporting Belfast	12	6	6	12
Eagles	12	5	7	10
Keltic	12	5	7	10
Elan Athlone	12	2	10	4

[3]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Final
	Carrick-on-Shannon	57	Oscar Taylor’s Killester	59

IBA Women’s NBL Division 2 1993-94

</table[3][4][11][12][4][4][11][4][8][9]IBA Women’s NBL Division 2 1994-95[5][11]IBA Women’s NBL Division 2 1995-96[6][9]IBA Women’s NBL Division 2 1996-97[10]Report_________________________________________________________The Irish Basketball Association rebranded the Ladies National Basketball League as the Women’s National League in 1991. Division 2 was the Second Tier.Drimnagh Dynamoes would win the Division in 1991-92 on a 10-4 record, but lose the Final 62-44 to Snowcream Wexford. The following year Killester would top the league on 10-2 and defeat Carrick-on-Shannon, by two points 59-57 in the Final.Snowcream Wexford would be back in Division 2 after one season in Division 1 and would win the title with 13 wins from 14 matches. The 1994-95 season would see a drop in the number of teams to five as Brunell of Cork took the title with a 9-3 record. MSB wouuld take the title in 1995-96 with a 9-3 record and defeat Eagles of Kildare 74-61 in the Final.Following the 1996-97 season which was won by Blarney with an unblemished 12-0 record, though they lost the Final to Killester in Overtime, 79-75, it was decided to merge Divisions 1 & 2 into one Super League, with a Regional League below this.References_________________________________________________________Articles[2] (1992) “Citrus Spring League Final standings”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. Number 21. April 1992 pp. 7[3] (1993) “WOMENS NATIONAL LEAGUE”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. Number 24. April 1993 pp. 15-17[4] (1994) “Budweiser Superleague Final”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. Number 27. March 1994 pp. 16-17[5] (1995) “Gateaux Women’s League Final Standing”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. Number 30. March 1995 pp. 30[6] (1996) “MSB return to top flight”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. Number 33. April 1996. pp. 29Sources[7] (1992) “North Mon plough into stars: DETAIL”. Irish Independent. Monday, March 16, 1992. pp. 3224-25.[8] (1994) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, February 28, 1994. pp. 26-27.[9] (1994) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, March 14, 1994. pp. 24-25.[10] (1997) “Basketball”. Irish Independent. Monday, March 3, 1997. pp. 28-29.[11] (1995) “Basketball Reults”. Irish Examiner. Monday, March 13, 1995. pp. 14-15.AcknowledgementsThanks to Ann Hanley, Killester and Ireland National Team.About this documentResearched, compiled and written by Enda Mulcahy for theEirball | Irish North American and World Sports ArchiveLast Updated: 20 January 2019(c) Copyright Enda Mulcahy and Eirball 2019You may quote this document in part provided that proper acknowledgement is given to the authors. All Rights Resereved.

	P	W	L	Pts
Snowcream Wexford	14	13	1	26
Parcelforce Sporting Belfast	14	11	3	22
Slevin Group Mid Sutton-Baldoyle	14	11	3	22
Carrick-on-Shannon	14	8	6	16
Silken Thomas Eagles	14	5	9	10
Elan Athlone	14	3	11	6
Dublin Crusaders	14	3	11	6
Dublin Celtic	14	2	12	4
Date	Home Team		Away Team
	2nd Place Playoff
	Mid Sutton-Baldoyle	71	Sporting Belfast	63
	P	W	L	Pts
Brunell	12	9	3	30
Atlantic Ballybunnion	12	8	4	28
Eagles	12	6	6	24
Parcelforce Sporting Belfast	12	6	6	24
Athlone	12	1	11	14
Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Promotion Playoff
	Atlantic Ballybunnion	69	Oscar Taylor Killester	51
	P	W	L	Pts
Mid Sutton-Baldoyle	12	9	3	30
Athlone	12	8	4	28
Silken Thomas Eagles	12	7	5	26
TNT Killester	12	6	6	24
Sporting Belfast	12	5	7	22
Castleisland	12	4	8	20
Coasters	12	3	9	18
Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	Mid Sutton-Baldoyle	45	Killester	44
	Eagles	72	Athlone	55
	Final
	Mid Sutton-Baldoyle	74	Eagles	61
	P	W	L	Pts
Buckley Sports Blarney	12	12	0	36
TNT Killester	12	9	3	30
Firhouse Coasters	12	7	5	26
Sporting Belfast	12	6	6	24
Riverisland Castleisland	12	5	7	22
Silken Thomas Eagles	12	2	10	16
Atlantic Ballybunnion # (-1)	12	1	11	13
Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals


	Final
	Killester	79	Buckley Sports Blarney	75 ot

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Irish Basketball Association National Basketball League Ladies Division 2 1982-1991

IBBA NBL Ladies Division 2 1982-83

	P	W	L	Pts
*Eagle Lodge Tralee	14	13	1	26
*Moyle Park	14	12	2	24
*Athlone	14	10	4	20
*Eagles	14	6	8	12
Marian	14	5	9	10
Sporting Belfast	14	5	9	10
St. Joseph’s	14	3	11	6
Portlaoise	14	2	12	4

[8]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	Tralee	68	Eagles	42
	Moyle Park	L	Athlone	W
	Final
	Tralee	65	Athlone	37

IBBA NBL Ladies Division 2 1983-84

	P	W	L	Pts
Athlone	18	16	2	32
St. Louis	18	15	3	30
Killester Kittens	18	13	5	26
Atlantis	18	12	6	24
Beaumont Celts	18	9	9	18
Castledermot	18	8	10	16
Galway Democrats	18	5	13	10
Team Satzenbrau	18	5	13	10
Marian	18	4	14	8
Eagles	18	3	15	6

[1]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	St. Louis	39	Killester Kittens	26
	Athlone	93	Atlantis	83
	Final
	Athlone	52	St. Louis	40

IBBA NBL Ladies Division 2 1984-85

	P	W	L	Pts
Killester Kittens	16	14	2	28
Yoplait Silhouette [Marian]	16	13	3	26
Team Burgerland [Limerick]	16	12	4	24
Beaumont Celts	16	9	7	18
Castledermot	16	8	8	16
Team Satzenbrau	16	8	8	16
Traffic	16	6	10	12
Galway Democrats	16	2	14	4
Navan O’Mahony’s	16	0	16	0

[2]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	Killester Kittens	W	Beaumont Celts	L
	Yoplait Marian	L	Burgerland Limerick	W
	Final
	Killester Kittens	67	Burgerland Limerick	65

IBBA NBL Ladies Division 2 1985-86

	P	W	L	Pts
*Team Lyonara Wildcats	16	14	2	28
*Team Satzenbrau Belfast	16	12	4	24
*St. Louis	16	11	5	22
*Castledermot	16	10	6	20
Traffic	16	7	9	14
Athlone	16	5	11	10
Team Burgerland Limerick	16	5	11	10
Beaumont	16	4	12	8
Moyle Park	16	4	12	8

[3]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	Wildcats	W	Castledermot	L
	Satzenbrau Belfast	L	St. Louis	W
	Final
	Wildcats	53	St. Louis	47

IBBA NBL Ladies Division 2 1986-87

	P	W	L	Pts
Athlone	14	12	2	24
Swatch Castledermot	14	12	2	24
Team CSB	14	10	4	20
Moyle Park Columbas	14	9	5	18
St. Colm’s	14	6	8	12
Opel Sport	14	4	10	8
Dublin Celtic	14	3	11	6
Bray	14	0	14	0

[4]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	Castledermot	63	Team CSB	53
	Athlone	46	Moyle Park	45
	Final
	Athlone	46	Castledermot	44

IBBA NBL Ladies Division 2 1987-88

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Final
	Fitzpatricks Shannon	87	Premier Milk Killester	86

IBBA NBL Ladies Division 2 1988-89

	P	W	L	Pts
*Marathon	12	9	3	18
*Premier Milk Killester	12	9	3	18
*Satzembrau Belfast	12	9	3	18
*Moyle Park Columbas	12	8	4	16
Kyer Kelts	12	3	9	6
Pacers	12	3	9	6
Dublin Celtic	12	1	11	2

[5]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Final
	Marathon	79	Premier Milk Killester	77

IBBA NBL Ladies Division 2 1989-90

	P	W	L	Pts
*Tolka Rovers	18	17	1	34
*Brunell	18	14	4	28
*Columbas Moyle Park	18	11	7	22
*Drimnagh Dynamos	18	11	7	22
Eagles	18	9	9	18
Carrick-on-Shannon	18	8	10	16
Castledermot	18	8	10	16
Gateaux Athlone	18	8	10	16
Pacers	18	2	16	4
Satzenbrau Belfast	18	2	16	4

[6]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Final
	Tolka Rovers	63	Brunell	68

IBBA NBL Ladies Division 2 1990-91

	P	W	L	Pts
Corinthians	14	13	1	26
Thor Sporting Belfast	14	9	5	18
Athlone	14	9	5	18
Drimnagh Dynamos	14	9	5	18
Eagles	14	7	7	14
Castledermot	14	6	8	12
Carrick-on-Shannon	14	3	11	6
Keltic	14	0	14	0

[7]

Report

________________________________________________________

The Irish Basketball Association (IBBA) started the Ladies National Basketball League in 1979-80, and the Ladies Division 2 in 1982-83, with automatic Promotion and Relegation between them.

The 1982-83 season was won by Eagle Lodge of Tralee who went on to defeat Athlone 65-37 in the Top-Four Playoffs. Athlone would make up for the loss the following season winning Division 2 and beating St. Louis in the Top-Four Final by a score of 52-40. The 1984-85 season would see the start of the Killester Kittens long-term success, winning the Division and beating Burgerland Limerick 67-65 in the Top-Four Final.

Wildcats of Waterford would start their road to Super League success winning the double in 1985-86, with St. Louis losing another Top-Four Final, 53-47. Athlone, back in Division 2 for 1986-87, would play out a fantastic tussle all-season with Kildare’s Castledermot – the two would finish level on points at the top of the league, before Athlone would beat the Kildare team 46-44 in the Top-Four Final.

The 1987-88 season Finale would be won by Shannon 87-86 over a Killester team back in Division 2. Killester would lose out the following season also, 89-87 to Marathon. Tolka Rovers of Dublin would win the League in 1989-90, only to lose to Brunell, 68-63 in the Final. Corinthians would win the last League under the IBBA Ladies NBL name.

The League underwent rebranding in 1991 – The IBBA became the IBA and the Men’s Division 1 became a Super League. In the Ladies Leagues, the IBA changed the name of the competition to the Women’s National League Divisions 1 & 2, a Super League would be a further 6 years off for the Women.

References

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Articles

[1] (1984) “National league 1983-84”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. October 1984.

[2] (1985) “Final Standings”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. Autumn 1985.

[3] (1986) “National League Standings 1985-86”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. 1985-86 Season.

[4] (1987) “National League 1986-87”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. 1986-87 Season.

[5] (1989) “National League 1988-89 Final Standings”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. Number 12. 1988-89 Season. pg. 28

[6] (1990) “National League 1989-90 Final Standings”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. Number 15. March 1990 pp. 18

[7] (1991) “National League Tables 1990/91”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. Number 18. May 1991 pp. 14

Sources

[8] (1983) “Scene is set for top-four showdown”. Irish Press. Monday, March 16, 1983.

[9] (1988) “Dawn Milk leave it to last seconds”. Irish Press. Monday, March 21, 1988. pp. 12-13.

[10] (1989) “Neptune find right formula”. Irish Independent. Monday, March 20, 1989. pp. 14-15.

[11] (1990) “Ballina overtime ban hands it to Vincents”. Irish Independent. Monday, March 19, 1990. pp. 12-13.

[12] (1991) “Last gasp Neptune!”. Irish Independent. Monday, March 25, 1991. pp. 22-23.

[13] (1983) “Vincent’s, North Mon on top”. Irish Examiner. Monday, March 21, 1983. pp. 14-15.

[14] (1984) “Top two titles stay in Dublin”. Irish Examiner. Monday, March 19, 1984. pp. 16-17.

[15] (1985) “Formula finally right”. Irish Examiner. Monday, March 18, 1985. pp. 16-17.

[16] (1986) “Dubliners basket top four honours”. Irish Examiner. Monday, March 17, 1986. pp. 12-13.

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Ann Hanley, Killester and Ireland National Team.

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Irish Basketball Association Men’s Super League 1993-2003

IBA Men’s Super League 1993-94

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Jameson St. Vincent’s	14	11	3			22
Garvey’s Tigers Tralee	14	9	5			18
Connacht Gold Ballina	14	9	5			18
Neptune	14	8	6			16
Star of the Sea	14	6	8			12
Queens Strongbow	14	5	9			10
Oscar Taylor’s Killester	14	5	9			10
North Monastery 96’ers	14	3	11			6

[8][31]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Promotion/Relegation Playoff 1st Leg
	Dungannon	70	Queens Strongbow	80
	Promotion/Relegation Playoff 2nd Leg
	Queens Strongbow	93	Dungannon	62

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals Leg 1
	Connacht Gold Ballina	55	Garvey’s Tigers Tralee	98
	Neptune	59	Jameson St. Vincent’s	69
	Semi-Finals Leg 2
	Garvey’s Tigers Tralee	95	Connacht Gold Ballina	66
	Jameson St. Vincent’s	81	Neptune	82
	Final
	Jameson St. Vincent’s	82	Garvey’s Tigers Tralee	75

[2][9][32][33][34]

IBA Men’s Super League 1994-95

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
*Neptune	14	10	4			34
*Oscar Taylor’s Killester	14	9	5			32
*Marathon Sports St. Vincent’s	14	8	6			30
*Delta Notre Dame	14	8	6			30
*Chambourcy Ballina	14	7	7			28
*Star of the Sea	14	6	8			26
Garvey’s Tigers Tralee	14	6	8			26
Queen’s Strongbow	14	2	12			18

[3]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Round 1		1st Leg
12.03.1995	Neptune	107	Marian	83
12.03.1995	Oscar Taylors Killester	100	MSB	88
12.03.1995	Chambourcy Ballina	107	Sligo Dairies	83
12.03.1995	Garvey’s Tigers Tralee	97	Dungannon	92
12.03.1995	Delta Notre Dame	91	Marathon	71
12.03.1995	Queen’s Strongbow	61	Kerry Spring Water	83
12.03.1995	Star of the Sea	108	North Monastery	77
12.03.1995	Marathon Sports St. Vincent’s	118	Tolka Rovers	65
	Round 1		2nd Leg
19.03.1995	Kerry Spring Water	122	Queens Strongbow	79
	(Kerry win 206-144 on agg.)
19.03.1995	MSB	91	Oscar Taylors Killester	122
	(Killester won 222-179 on agg.)
19.03.1995	Sligo Dairies	80	Chambourcy Ballina	77
	(Ballina won 184-163 on agg.)
19.03.1995	Dungannon	102	Garveys Tigers Tralee	92
	(Dungannon won 197-175 on Agg.)
19.03.1995	Marian	74	Neptune	94
	(Neptune won 201-157 on agg.)
19.03.1995	Marathon Limerick	86	Delta Notre Dame	90
	(Notre Dame won 181-157 on agg.)
19.03.1995	Tolka Rovers	100	Marathon Sports St. Vincent’s	88
	(St. Vincent’s won 206-165 on agg.)
19.03.1995	North Monastery	82	Star of the Sea	90
	(Star won 198-159 on agg.)
	Quarter-Finals
24.03.1995	Neptune	74	Star of the Sea	73
24.03.1995	Delta Notre Dame	77	Chambourcy Ballina	70
25.03.1995	Oscar Taylors Killester	70	Kerry Spring Water	75
25.03.1995	Marathon Sports St. Vincent’s	W	Dungannon	L
	Semi-Finals		@NBA, Tallaght
25.03.1995	Kerry Spring Water	75	Oscar Taylors Killester	70
25.03.1995	Marathon Sports St. Vincent’s	78	Dungannon	70
	Final		@NBA, Tallaght
26.03.1995	Marathon Sports St. Vincent’s	103	Delta Notre Dame	88

Reference: [37-43]

IBA Men’s Super League 1995-96

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Garvey’s Tigers Tralee	18	14	4			46
Marathon Sport’s St. Vincent’s	18	13	5			44
TNT Killester	18	11	7			40
Star of the Sea	18	11	7			40
Denny Notre Dame	18	10	8			38
Neptune	18	9	9			36
Kerry Spring Water Killarney	18	8	10			34
North Monastery 96’ers	18	7	11			32
Chambourcy Ballina #(-1)	18	6	12			29
Dungannon	18	1	17			20

[4]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	Marathon St. Vincent’s	93	TNT Killester	83
	Star of the Sea	88	Garvey’s Tigers Tralee	74
	Final
	Star of the Sea	106	Marathon St. Vincent’s	83

[5]

IBA Men’s Super League 1996-97

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Neptune Camlec	18	17	1			52
Star of the Sea	18	15	3			48
Marathon Sports St. Vincent’s	18	12	6			42
Denny Notre Dame	18	11	7			40
Garvey’s Tigers Tralee	18	8	10			34
TNT Killester	18	7	11			32
Kerry Spring Water Killarney	18	7	11			32
AMEV Marian # (-1)	18	6	12			29
Sligo Dairies	18	4	14			26
Queen’s Annadale	18	3	15			24

[12]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	Neptune Camlec	98	Denny Notre Dame	96

	Final
	Star of the Sea	90	Neptune Camlec	85

[13][14]

IBA Men’s Super League 1997-98

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Star of the Sea	18	17	1			52
Denny Notre Dame	18	13	5			44
Marathon Sports St. Vincent’s	18	10	8			38
Killester	18	10	8			38
Dungannon	18	9	9			36
Longnecks Ballina	18	8	10			34
UCD Marian	18	7	11			32
Kerry Spring Water Killarney	18	6	12			30
Neptune	18	5	13			28
Garvey’s Tigers Tralee	18	5	13			28

[15]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	Star of the Sea	94	Killester	72
	Denny Notre Dame	97	Marathon Sp St. Vincent’s	70
	Final
	Star of the Sea	92	Denny Notre Dame	74

[16]

IBA Men’s Super League 1998-99

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Star of the Sea	26	21	5			68
Waterford Crystal	26	19	7			64
Killester	26	17	9			60
Esat Telecom Blue Demons	26	17	9			60
Marathon Sports St. Vincent’s	26	17	9			60
Denny Notre Dame	26	16	10			58
Burger King Limerick	26	12	14			50
Neptune	26	12	14			50
UCD Marian	26	12	14			50
Kerry Spring Water Killarney	26	11	15			48
Sligo Dairies	26	10	16			46
Dungannon	26	8	18			42
Dublin Bay Vikings	26	8	18			42
Tolka Rovers	26	2	24			30

[17]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Quarter-Finals
	Star of the Sea	82	Neptune	59
	Waterford Crystal	83	Burger King Limerick	80
	Killester		Denny Notre Dame
	Esat Blue Demons	51	Marathon Sp St. Vincent’s	80
	Semi-Finals
	Killester	95	Waterford Crystal	65
	Star of the Sea	72	Marathon Sp St. Vincent’s	86
	Final
	Marathon Sp St. Vincent’s	86	Killester	78

[18][19][20]

IBA Men’s Super League 1999-2000

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Neptune	26	23	3			46
Esat Blue Demons	26	19	7			38
St. Vincent’s	26	18	8			36
Denny Notre Dame	26	17	9			34
Star of the Sea	26	17	9			34
Kerry Spring Water Killarney	26	13	13			26
Killester	26	12	14			24
Hibernian UCD Marian	26	11	15			22
Tolka Rovers	26	10	16			20
Clare Jets	26	9	17			18
Waterford Crystal	26	9	17			18
Sligo Dairies	26	9	17			18
Burger King Limerick	26	8	18			16
Dungannon	26	7	19			14

[21]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Quarter-Finals
	Neptune	76	UCD Marian	70
	Esat Telecom Blue Demons	95	Killester	93
	KSW Killarney	87	St. Vincent’s	106
	Denny Notre Dame	85	Star of the Sea	76
	Semi-Finals
	Denny Notre Dame	83	Neptune	71
	St. Vincent’s	70	Esat Telecom Blue Demons	68
	Final
	Denny Notre Dame	93	St. Vincent’s	74

[22][23]

IBA Men’s Super League 2000-01

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
*Thorn Killester	21	17	4			34
Star of the Sea	23	16	7			32
Burger King Limerick	22	15	7			30
Big Al’s Notre Dame	23	15	8			30
Frosties Tigers Tralee	21	14	7			28
Hibernian UCD Marian	22	14	8			28
O’Hagan Saints	23	14	9			28
Waterford Crystal	21	13	8			26
Neptune	22	13	9			26
Esat Demons	22	7	15			14
Tolka Rovers	20	6	14			12
Tyrone Towers	23	4	19			8
Abbey Foods Sligo	21	3	18			6
Killarney	22	2	10			4

[24]

League abondoned 7 March 2001 due to outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease and Killester declared champions 29 March 2001

IBA Men’s Super League 2001-02

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
*Waterford Crystal	26	21	5			42
*Frosties Tigers Tralee	26	20	6			40
*Killester	26	18	8			36
*Limerick	26	18	8			36
*Esat Demons	26	15	11			30
*Neptune	26	15	11			30
St. Vincent’s	26	14	12			28
UCD Marian	25	12	13			24
SX3 Star	25	11	14			22
Notre Dame	26	11	15			22
Gleneagle Lakers	26	10	16			20
Tolka Rovers	26	8	18			16
Abbey Foods Sligo	26	7	19			14
Tyrone Towers	26	1	15			2

[25]

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Pool A
*Limerick	2	2	0			4
*Waterford Crystal	2	1	1			2
Esat Demons	2	0	2			0
Pool B
DART Killester	2	2	0			4
Frosties Tigers Tralee	2	1	1			2
Neptune	2	0	2			0

[26][27]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
	DART Killester	99	Waterford Crystal	81
	Limerick	85	Frosties Tigers Tralee	96
	Final
	Frosties Tigers Tralee	78	DART Killester	69

[26][27]

IBA Men’s Super League 2002-03

	P	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
*Neptune	22	18	4			36
*SX3 Star	22	16	6			32
*Notre Dame	22	14	8			28
*ITP Saints	22	14	8			28
*UCD Marian	22	13	9			26
*UCC Demons	22	12	10			24
*Burger King Limerick	22	12	10			24
*DART Killester	22	11	11			22
Tolka Rovers	22	7	15			14
Gleneagle Lakers	22	5	17			10
Waterford Crystal	22	5	17			10
Tigers Tralee	22	5	17			10

[28]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Quarter-Finals
	DART Killester	75	Neptune	78
	Notre Dame	114	UCC Demons	90
	ITP Saints	82	UCD Marian	74
	SX3 Star	97	Burger King Limerick	89
	Semi-Finals
	Neptune	80	ITP Saints	90
	Notre Dame	99	SX3 Star	81
	Final
	ITP Saints	115	Notre Dame	84

[29]

The National Basketball League was again split into two levels in 1993, with St. Vincent’s winning at their third attempt in 1993-94, defeating Garvey’s Tigers Tralee 82-75 in the Final. The Dublin club would win again the following year 103-88 against Notre Dame.

St. Vincent’s would be in the Final for the fifth year running in 1994-95 losing to Belfast’s Star of the Sea 106-83. This would start a run of four wins in a row for the Belfast side, defeating St. Vincent’s Glasnevin 106-83 in 1995-96 and Neptune of Cork 90-85 in 1996-97. They would top this off with another Final victory in 1997-98, 92-74 against Notre Dame, another agonising defeat for the Firhouse club based in the National Basketball arena in Tallaght.

St. Vincent’s Glasnevin would again take the honours in 1998-99, defeating fellow Dubliners Killester 86-78 in the Final. That season would see the Super League and Division 1 merged yet again after being split into two levels since 1993. The 1999-2000 season would finally see another Dublin team, Notre Dame make the breakthrough, beating St. Vincent’s 93-74.

The 2000-01 season would be cut short due to an outbreak of foot-and-mouth-disease and the title would be awarded to Killester who were ahead on points. They would lose the Final the following year 78-69 to Tralee Tigers, a Kerry team finally winning the title after a long absence from the winners roll for the county. St. Vincent’s, now known as Saints would again be the winners in the 2002-03 season, beating Dublin rivals Notre Dame 115-84 in the Final.

This would be the end of another era as the Association changed its name to Basketball Ireland in 2003, and reverted to a two-division format, with the both the Super League and Division 1 divided into Northern and Southern Conferences.

References

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Magazine Articles

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[6] (1996) “MSB return to top flight”. IBA Official Basketball Magazine. Number 33. April 1996. pp. 29

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Acknowledgements

Thanks to John Folan.

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Pos	Team	W	L	PCT	Avg PF	Avg PA	Pts
1	DBS Éanna	14	5	0.737	82	76	42
2	Belfast Star	13	6	0.684	83	77	39
3	Killester MSL	10	9	0.526	78	79	30
4	EJ Sligo All-Stars	8	11	0.421	84	85	24
5	Griffith College Templeogue	6	13	0.316	80	85	18
6	Bright St. Vincent's	5	14	0.263	74	83	15
7	UCD Marian	2	17	0.105	67	83	6