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The year 1982 marked the first softball league in Ireland, the Dublin Softball League. The Irish Softball Association was formed in 1989. It has been in various guises since then, including the Irish Baseball and Softball Association, the Irish Baseball and Softball Federation, back to the Irish Softball Association, and in recent years has been renamed Softball Ireland. Softball Ireland (SI) is the governing body of softball in Ireland. SI is responsible for the running of tournaments, leagues, development and international competition in both co-ed slowpitch and ladies fastpitch softball.[1]
Domestic Competitions
Competition
2018
2017
2016
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
Leinster League
Dodder Dynamoes
TNT
Dodder Dynamoes
TNT
OddSox Green
Keily's Kegs
OddSox Green
Dodder Dynamoes
OddSox Green
BatPak
BatPak
Dodder Dynamoes
Dodder Dynamoes
Dodder Dynamoes
Dodder Dynamoes
Dodder Dynamoes
Marlay Martyrs
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Brian Walshe Cup
TNT
TNT
OddSox Green
OddSox Green
Kiely's Kegs
BatPak
Marlay Martyrs
BatPak
BatPak
BatPak
OddSox Green
Batpak
Dodder Dynamoes
BatPak
Dodder Dynamoes
Dodder Dynamoes
OddSox Green
Irish Open Softball Trophy
Limerick Originals
TNT
Dodder Dynamoes
BatPak
Dodder Dynamoes
Dodder Dynamoes
Limerick Originals
Limerick Originals
The Stingers UK
The Stingers UK
The Stingers UK
Batpak
Saints Stingers UK
BatPak
London Breakers UK
OddSox Green
???
Intervarsity Championships
Royal College of Surgeons Ireland
University College Dublin
University College Dublin
University College Dublin
University College Dublin
University College Dublin
University of Limerick
University of Limerick
University of Limerick
University of Limerick
University of Limerick
University College Dublin
University of Limerick
University of Limerick
University College Dublin
Start of Season Blitz
OddSox Green
Marlay Martyrs
Ori-ginals
Ori-ginals
University of Limerick
Munster Marauders
Munster Marauders
University of Limerick
Oddsox Green
Dodder Dynamoes
Ulster League
Brawlers (BSC)
Brawlers (BSC)
Brawlers (BSC)
Sliders
Brawlers (BSC)
Brawlers (BSC)
Sliders
Sliders
Smokin' Aces (BSC)
Aviators
Smokin' Aces (BSC)
Competition
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
Leinster League
Batpak
Marlay Martyrs
Marlay Martyrs
Marlay Martyrs
BatPak
Marlay Martyrs
Irish Softball Cup
Dodder Dynamoes
Los Banditos
Dodder Dynamoes
OddSox Red
Oddsox Red
Marlay Martyrs
Irish Open Softball Trophy
Saints Stingers UK
Dodder Dynamoes
Oddsox
WarPak
BatPak
Marlay Martyrs
Intervarsity Championships
University College Cork
National team
The National team has competed with varied success in recent years. The main competition being the "European Softball Federation CoEd Slowpitch Championship".[2] The event has been dominated by the Great Britain team winning all seven instalments. The venue for 2011 is Dupnitsa, Bulgaria. The record number of participants is eight at the 2010 event.
2007 saw the inaugural European Cup Co-Ed Slowpitch Championship. The event was held in Limeil-Brévannes, France from 19 September 2007 to 22 September 2007. There were five teams competing with Dodder Dynamoes representing Ireland. The London Chromies were crowned champions beating Dodder Dynamoes 10–3 in the Grand Final. The 2008 Championships, held in Dupnitsa, Bulgaria from 2 to 6 September, were won by Baker Tomkins of Britain beating Dodder Dynamoes 16–11 in the Grand Final. The 2009 Championship saw an increase in the participants to 7, with the event is again being held in Dupnitsa, Bulgaria from 26 to 29 August. 2009 winners, Dodder Dynamoes, became the first Irish team, club or national, to win an ESF sanctioned championship. The London Chromies reclaimed the title at the 2010 event held in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
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