Kampionad Cúige Laighean an echedoù

Kampionad Cúige Laighean an echedoù (e saozneg : Leinster Chess Championship) eo kampionad an echedoù e Cúige Laighean. Aozet e vez gant Leinster Chess Union (Kevre Cúige Laighean an echedoù). C'hoariet e vez bep bloaz. Krouet e voe ar c'hampionad e 1912. 
 Kampioned  
 1912 – Charles J. Barry (Sackville) Roll of Honour - Leinster Championships www.irlchess.com.
 1913 – Charles J. Barry (Sackville)
 1914 – Charles J. Barry (Sackville)
 1915-1919 Ne voe ket graet abalamour d’ar Brezel-bed kentañ ha d’an trubuilhoù.
 1920 – Norman H. Wallace (Dulenn) 'A History of Dublin Chess Club' by Dr. A. A. Luce, 1967.
 1921 – Thomas George (T.G.) Cranston (Dulenn)
 1922 – Philip Baker (Sackville)
 1924 – J.T. Gerrard
 1925 – J. J. Doyle
 1926 – Philip Baker
 1928 – Ralph Theodore (R.T.) Varian
 1929 – Patrick J. Laracy
 1930 – J.T. Gerrard (U.C.D.)
 1931 – Patrick J. Laracy (Dulenn)
 1933 – C. J. Barry (Sackville)
 1934 – C. J. Barry (Sackville)
 1935 – John (J.J.) O'Hanlon (Blackrock)
 1936 – Thomas Cox (Blackrock)
 1937 – Thomas Cox (Blackrock)
 1938 – Thomas Cox (Dulenn)
 1940 – Gerard Kerlin (Sackville)
 1941 – Gerard Kerlin (Sackville)
 1946 – Paddy A. Duignan
 1950 – Paddy A. Duignan (Sackville)
 1951 – Austin Bourke (Colmcille)
 1952 – Michael Schuster (Dulenn)
 1953 – Oscar Aiden Quigley (Dulenn)
 1954 – J.J. Walsh (Clontarf)
 1955 – William Stanton (Eoghan Ruadh)
 1956 – William Stanton (Eoghan Ruadh)
 1957 – William Stanton (Eoghan Ruadh)
 1958 – Matt Ryan (Sackville)
 1959 – Michael Littleton (U.C.D.)
 1960 – Dónal Déiseach (Sackville)
 1961 – J.J. Walsh (Dulenn)
 1962 - P. J. Murphy (Eoghan Ruadh)
 1963 – Michael Littleton
 1964 – Tony Dennehy (Dulenn)
 1965 – Wolfgang Heidenfeld (Dulenn)
 1966 – Paul Cassidy (Kevin Barry) and Ray Cassidy (Eoghan Ruadh)
 1967 – Eamon Keogh (Eoghan Ruadh)
 1968 – Michael Littleton (Collegians) and Ken O’Riordan (Collegians)
 1969 – Eamon Keogh (Eoghan Ruadh) and Wolfgang Heidenfeld (Dulenn)
 1970 – Eamon Keogh
 1971 – Eamon Keogh (Ierne)
 1972 – Wolfgang Heidenfeld
 1973 – Ray Cassidy and Bernard Kernan
 1974 – Ray Cassidy and Anthony (Tony) Doyle
 1975 – David Dunne
 1976 – Denis Healy
 1977 – David Dunne
 1978 – John Gibson
 1979 – Tony Doyle
 1980 – Paul Delaney (Rahney)
 1981 – Tony Doyle (Rathfarnham)
 1982 – Tony Doyle
 1983 – Colm Barry, Kevin McHugh, Padraig O Tuathill
 1984 – Pat Carton (Rahney), Joe Noone (Sandymount)
 1985 – Eugene Curtin (Dundrum)
 1986 – John Delaney (Sandymount)
 1987 – Joe Ryan (Dún Laoghaire)
 1989 – Jim McCarthy
 1990 – Stephen Brady (Phibsboro)
 1991 – Colm Daly
 1992 – Gerry O'Connell (St. Benildus)Roll of Honour St. Benildus Chess Club. 
 1993 – Colm Barry and Gerard MacElligott (Elm Mount)
 1994 – Gerard MacElligott (Elm Mount)
 1995 – Carlos Battaglini 
 1997 – Stephen Brady (Phibsboro) ha Colm Daly
 1999 – Mark Quinn – Run as part of City of Dublin
 2001 – Daire McMahon (Crumlin) and Colm Daly – Run as part of Irish Open
 2002 - Joe Ryan (Phibsboro)
 2003 - Stephen Brady (Phibsboro) – Run as part of Irish Open
 2004 - Jörg Weidemann FM
 2005 – Alexander Baburin GM (Kilkenny)
 2006 – Karl McPhillips (Dublin University)
 2007 – Gavin Wall IM
 2008 – David Fitzsimons (Elm Mount)
 2009 – Not held
 2010 – David Fitzsimons (Elm Mount)
 2011 – John Joyce (Bray/Greystones) Joyce crowned Leinster Chess Champion Bray People, d’ar 15 a viz Even 2011.
Run as part of the Malahide Millennium:
 2012 – Colm Daly (Bray/Greystones)
 2013 – Juri Firstov (Phibsboro)
 2014 – John Delaney (Blanchardstown Juniors)
 2015 – Colm Daly FM (Bray/Greystones)
 2016 – Colm Daly FM (Bray/Greystones)
 2017 – Mel O'Cinneide (St. Benildus)Malahide Millennium Tournament 2017 results Leinster Chess Union Website, May 5th, 2017.
 2018 – Colm Daly FM (Bray/Greystones)
 2019 – Gavin Melaugh (Skol-veur (Dulenn))
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