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Transplant Team Ireland

Countdown to World Transplant Games - Sweden 2011   2011-6-17 17:00:00 GMT+00:00

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Eamonn and John first into the fray PDF Print E-mail
Written by Colin White   
Monday, 01 September 2008
ImageEamonn Malone (Cavan) and John ‘Bullet’ Loftus (Limerick) were this morning (Monday) the first Irish athletes into the fray at the 5th European Transplant & Dialysis Games, in Wurzburg, Germany. “We didn’t win any medals, but we were happy enough with how we played. It took us a bit of time to get going against opponents who trained very hard for Table Tennis at these Games,” said John.

“Eamonn and I have entered a solemn pact to train harder for our next foray into competitive Table Tennis.
Eamonn played a lot of Table Tennis when he was in school, and I used to play a good bit one time, so maybe the old magic is there waiting to be brought out!”

Said team manager Colin White: “I was impressed with John and Eamonn. You could see they had the shots, and I think they have potential for the future.”
 
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