These are the results for the EBU's online games held on Funbridge on this weekend.
Previous results for the online games are available via this page
For more information on the games with Funbridge, see here.
We are sad to report the death of Richard O'Reilly, who finally lost his battle against cancer on March 28. Richard was only 47 and although he had played little bridge in recent years, he will be remembered by many from his heyday in the '70s when he was a regular tournament player and stalwart of the Young Chelsea. He represented Ireland at junior level but his best results were achieved in partnership with Chris Duckworth.
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These are the results for the EBU's online games held on Funbridge on this weekend.
Previous results for the online games are available via this page
For more information on the games with Funbridge, see here.
These are the results for the EBU's online games held on Funbridge on this weekend.
Previous results for the online games are available via this page
For more information on the games with Funbridge, see here.
These are the results for the EBU's online games held on Funbridge on this weekend. Previous results for the online games are available via this page For more information on the games with Funbridge, see here.
Laurie Champniss was the founder, and long time owner, of South Bucks Bridge Centre, one of England's most popular and successful bridge clubs. Laurie established the club in a converted barn in rural Buckinghamshire, and it was officially opened in 1994. It quickly grew to be a club which was regularly amongst the top ten EBU affiliated clubs by number of player sessions in the year.
Secondary Knock out event at the Spring Foursomes Note: When the event was held at more than one centre the Punchbowl was only held at the Southern venue. Years prior to 1966 not currently known.
Last updated: 6th May 2026